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(OOC - Omnis will generally sit out this thread, so don't wait for me to post! However, I will make a post sporadically and obviously get involved towards the end.)
Omnis stood on the crack-lined and tumultuous and hewn stone of the 50 square foot area in front on the temple, the midnight sky dark except for the clear stars and planets moons. The ground was hardly even, littered with debris, and sloping off into mountains on both sides with a ravene opening towards one end and sink holes spattered across its surface, it was positively hazardous; the perfect ground for a duel. Omnis' elaborate robes of deep crimson whipped around his more modest black inner robes on the windswept plain, and his hair danced in front of his eyes like strands of black fire. The storm that had harried the mountains this morning had faded, leaving an eerie stillness to the air that even the violent wind could not take away.
He had intended to wait longer, but the display of mercy Draco had shown along with a general desire to move on to the serious one-on-one training he craved to impart pushed him to shorten the delay, or cut it out completely depending on how you looked at it. He had shown favouritism to the Umbaran girl, Zarathustra, and believed she not only grasped the Dark Side more naturally than the ex-Jedi, but also that she conducted herself with a modicum more control and skill than the berserker that was Draco. However, these factors did not rule Draco out in Rhuine's books, after all, the Master could appreciate the boys blind rage and hulking power; he could learn to be truly evil given time and the right... manipulations.
Omnis stood waiting, arms folded behind his back, standing tall and perfectly motionless despite the buffeting winds. He had called his apprentices to this spot, having given them both full knowledge that they would be duelling for dominance and the position of his pupil. He had not truly decided what he would do with the loser yet, or how he would progress the victors training, if he would cater to their strengths or enforce his own beliefs. In any case, all he could do was wait.
Omnis stood on the crack-lined and tumultuous and hewn stone of the 50 square foot area in front on the temple, the midnight sky dark except for the clear stars and planets moons. The ground was hardly even, littered with debris, and sloping off into mountains on both sides with a ravene opening towards one end and sink holes spattered across its surface, it was positively hazardous; the perfect ground for a duel. Omnis' elaborate robes of deep crimson whipped around his more modest black inner robes on the windswept plain, and his hair danced in front of his eyes like strands of black fire. The storm that had harried the mountains this morning had faded, leaving an eerie stillness to the air that even the violent wind could not take away.
He had intended to wait longer, but the display of mercy Draco had shown along with a general desire to move on to the serious one-on-one training he craved to impart pushed him to shorten the delay, or cut it out completely depending on how you looked at it. He had shown favouritism to the Umbaran girl, Zarathustra, and believed she not only grasped the Dark Side more naturally than the ex-Jedi, but also that she conducted herself with a modicum more control and skill than the berserker that was Draco. However, these factors did not rule Draco out in Rhuine's books, after all, the Master could appreciate the boys blind rage and hulking power; he could learn to be truly evil given time and the right... manipulations.
Omnis stood waiting, arms folded behind his back, standing tall and perfectly motionless despite the buffeting winds. He had called his apprentices to this spot, having given them both full knowledge that they would be duelling for dominance and the position of his pupil. He had not truly decided what he would do with the loser yet, or how he would progress the victors training, if he would cater to their strengths or enforce his own beliefs. In any case, all he could do was wait.
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