Raphael completed his acolyte training and had quickly achieved the rank of Champion. From his previous education on Thustra, it hadn't proved exceedingly challenging and he quickly surpassed his peers. With such an ascension, there were a few Lords that had doubted either his abilities or the class he had entered with and had conjured a task for him to investigate. It didn't bother the Sephi as he viewed it as just another rung that would have to be climbed in order to get where and what he wanted.
Seated in the cockpit of his Starblade, his silverine gaze slid to the surface of the lowly planet Ruusan, his destination. With a flick of his hands on the controls, the ship obeyed his whim easily as it smoothly changed its trajectory towards the planet to break through the atmosphere. Once the Sephi had made it through, he activated the auto-pilot and let the craft control the rest of the flight.
Rumors had spread from the planet, ones about a mystical being who was drawing followers every day to their cause. It sounded like every typical fable but this one drew the Sith's interests because of the history that the planet held. Many battles had been fought on Ruusan and it was entirely possible an artifact was at play without their knowledge. The fun part was left up to him and another, an Inquisitor, to investigate whether these stories were true. Just two Sith being sent led Raphael to believe that it possibly wasn't just fables.
Eventually, the ship found a landing pad in an open-aired hanger, the towers, and smog of the city clouding the sky easily once ground level was reached. Once the ship landed with a jolt, the Sephi pressed a button before the seat of the cockpit was lowered and brought him outside. A long leg was extended before he stepped out from the seat and to his full height, the landing gears of the fighter adjusted to allow him to do so.
Raphael would walk out from under the ship, his long black hair billowing while his piercing gaze scanned the port. His ears flicked back and forth quickly as they adjusted to the loud sounds around him. It was dirty and rudimentary at best but it served its purpose and his visit wouldn't be for long. Instead of making a visible clue of what he thought, he simply tied his hair back into a low ponytail, pronouncing the sharp angles of his face and the one blemish on his skin, a scar that cut down the middle of his left eyebrow and down his eye. The Sephi was dressed in his regular coat, the golden accents the second half of his family's color, his lightsaber hidden with being in a neutral system and care to remain discreet of his nature.
With a toss of a few credits to the port-master, Raphael would step off from the landing pad and make his way into the city to meet at the rendezvous with this Inquisitor.
@Wit
Seated in the cockpit of his Starblade, his silverine gaze slid to the surface of the lowly planet Ruusan, his destination. With a flick of his hands on the controls, the ship obeyed his whim easily as it smoothly changed its trajectory towards the planet to break through the atmosphere. Once the Sephi had made it through, he activated the auto-pilot and let the craft control the rest of the flight.
Rumors had spread from the planet, ones about a mystical being who was drawing followers every day to their cause. It sounded like every typical fable but this one drew the Sith's interests because of the history that the planet held. Many battles had been fought on Ruusan and it was entirely possible an artifact was at play without their knowledge. The fun part was left up to him and another, an Inquisitor, to investigate whether these stories were true. Just two Sith being sent led Raphael to believe that it possibly wasn't just fables.
Eventually, the ship found a landing pad in an open-aired hanger, the towers, and smog of the city clouding the sky easily once ground level was reached. Once the ship landed with a jolt, the Sephi pressed a button before the seat of the cockpit was lowered and brought him outside. A long leg was extended before he stepped out from the seat and to his full height, the landing gears of the fighter adjusted to allow him to do so.
Raphael would walk out from under the ship, his long black hair billowing while his piercing gaze scanned the port. His ears flicked back and forth quickly as they adjusted to the loud sounds around him. It was dirty and rudimentary at best but it served its purpose and his visit wouldn't be for long. Instead of making a visible clue of what he thought, he simply tied his hair back into a low ponytail, pronouncing the sharp angles of his face and the one blemish on his skin, a scar that cut down the middle of his left eyebrow and down his eye. The Sephi was dressed in his regular coat, the golden accents the second half of his family's color, his lightsaber hidden with being in a neutral system and care to remain discreet of his nature.
With a toss of a few credits to the port-master, Raphael would step off from the landing pad and make his way into the city to meet at the rendezvous with this Inquisitor.
@Wit
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