Shizuo Aramusha
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- Joined
- Jan 6, 2019
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- 52
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Great, is the power of Habit. It is a power that compels almost all, and that llulls those swept in its wake to a docile, serene sense of calm. An assurance, in knowing that everything was predictable and routine, that all factors in life were as set in stone as the rising of the sun, each morning. It was this Habit, this false sense of security, that the planet Taanab found itself fully embraced within, a world whose entire livelihood and worth, was measured in how much faith they had, in their fields and yields of crops. An entire world dedicated to the service of others, to growing food for those who never had to hunt, to harvesting goods for those who never knew of toil.
A fox could change its fur, but it could not change its habits. The republic had shed its coat into an Empire, but it remained a Republic at its core. The Imperial Republica was an empire of the Sith in name alone, and its left over influences had softened those within it into something lesser, something content, in continuing the Habits of the Republic. Taanab’s people were subservient, weak, and sought little more then to comfortably grow their fields, and their pockets. To be content in life, and to go about their days never striving for more than what they already possessed, and never striving to empower that which they already had. The people of Taanab, the Farmers of this place, knew only to fear death, and to love submission; to do whatever they could, to maintain Peace on their world.
But Peace is a Lie, there is only Power. And it was about time someone reminded the Imperial Republica, the real meaning of those words. Misfortune will come, swift and uninvited to Taanab’s soil. As the sun begins to set, casting a red hue across the fields of crops, a coating of bloody sunlight across the acres upon acres of flat plains and rolling hills, and as farmers begin to retire for the evening, Misfortune begins to grow. It hungers for blood; hungers for the lives of those here, and to turn the fields of billions into fields of ash and death. The time to merely sit and hide is Over. It was time to take up arms again. To step out of the shadows, and to strike at the Republica where it hurt the most, it’s greed.
In the growing dark of the night, 3 figures had come in secret to the outskirts of this giant farm. It’s crops dry, having experienced a pleasant season for growth, and now being almost ready for harvest. The 3 had come to teach this world a lesson, and among their number, was a kyuzo. Shizuo Aramusha was reminded of his homeworld as he looked around this pleasant world, a simple and rustic world of farming and self-sufficiency. But unlike his world, this planet was not constantly at war with one another. These farmers likely had only ever defended their lives once in a generation, and it made the sith both Envy them, and Pity them.
“These people will defend themselves, once they realize what’s happened…” Shizuo said to his companions, his voice was tinny and artificial, his words translated from Kyuzo to Basic thanks to his re-breather. The Sith looked to the fields through the tall fence around the properties border, made high to keep people from climbing over. “And they will likely try to put out the fires…” the sith said as he came to a halt in front of it.
“We need to destroy their Irrigation system first. Field by Field. Then, they’ll have nothing to save their precious credits from the Torch…” And with that, the Sith jumped up, and over the Fence, landing clear on the other side with merely a soft and quiet thump. He looked back to the others, shadows dancing over his features with his large metal hat as he waited for them to join him.
@Vian Windrider @Tasha Blackwell
A fox could change its fur, but it could not change its habits. The republic had shed its coat into an Empire, but it remained a Republic at its core. The Imperial Republica was an empire of the Sith in name alone, and its left over influences had softened those within it into something lesser, something content, in continuing the Habits of the Republic. Taanab’s people were subservient, weak, and sought little more then to comfortably grow their fields, and their pockets. To be content in life, and to go about their days never striving for more than what they already possessed, and never striving to empower that which they already had. The people of Taanab, the Farmers of this place, knew only to fear death, and to love submission; to do whatever they could, to maintain Peace on their world.
But Peace is a Lie, there is only Power. And it was about time someone reminded the Imperial Republica, the real meaning of those words. Misfortune will come, swift and uninvited to Taanab’s soil. As the sun begins to set, casting a red hue across the fields of crops, a coating of bloody sunlight across the acres upon acres of flat plains and rolling hills, and as farmers begin to retire for the evening, Misfortune begins to grow. It hungers for blood; hungers for the lives of those here, and to turn the fields of billions into fields of ash and death. The time to merely sit and hide is Over. It was time to take up arms again. To step out of the shadows, and to strike at the Republica where it hurt the most, it’s greed.
In the growing dark of the night, 3 figures had come in secret to the outskirts of this giant farm. It’s crops dry, having experienced a pleasant season for growth, and now being almost ready for harvest. The 3 had come to teach this world a lesson, and among their number, was a kyuzo. Shizuo Aramusha was reminded of his homeworld as he looked around this pleasant world, a simple and rustic world of farming and self-sufficiency. But unlike his world, this planet was not constantly at war with one another. These farmers likely had only ever defended their lives once in a generation, and it made the sith both Envy them, and Pity them.
“These people will defend themselves, once they realize what’s happened…” Shizuo said to his companions, his voice was tinny and artificial, his words translated from Kyuzo to Basic thanks to his re-breather. The Sith looked to the fields through the tall fence around the properties border, made high to keep people from climbing over. “And they will likely try to put out the fires…” the sith said as he came to a halt in front of it.
“We need to destroy their Irrigation system first. Field by Field. Then, they’ll have nothing to save their precious credits from the Torch…” And with that, the Sith jumped up, and over the Fence, landing clear on the other side with merely a soft and quiet thump. He looked back to the others, shadows dancing over his features with his large metal hat as he waited for them to join him.
@Vian Windrider @Tasha Blackwell