Thel’s lightning found its target, Zorya unable to block it due to the combined assault from the Sith in the room. Just before he broke off the attack to allow Tempest to unleash whatever punishment she saw fit, he noticed a familiar red glow out of the corner of his eye. Briefly fearing some sort of treachery, he raised his right hand slightly. He could defend himself telekinetically, if needed. It wasn’t necessary. Param stepped into view, ready to defend him. He couldn’t help but feel a slight hint of pride in the fact she showed loyalty to him. Not that he would give any indication of that.
He stopped his attack, taking a few seconds to compose himself. Zorya writhed in pain on the floor. It was a sorry sight. Of all the Sith he had worked with, she perhaps had the most potential. That had now been squandered.
He felt a sudden piercing sensation assaulting the defensive barriers he placed around his mind. A final act of defiance from Zorya it seemed. He was her equal though. He managed to resist the telepathic attack, though signs of the strain would be visible on his face.
When Tempest’s attack came, it was cruel. Zorya managed to raise an arm to defend herself, but it was horrifically burned. He watched, emotionless. She brought this on herself.
The concussive blast she unleashed was unexpected. Stepping back, he was just about able to raise a barrier to shield himself. When he looked up, he saw Zorya desperately fleeing the scene. The academy’s guards would hunt her down. He wouldn’t risk doing it himself. Even injured, she would still be a dangerous opponent.
Tempest’s declaration about Zorya was no surprise. A reminder of why Thel remained loyal to the Dark Lord.
With that done, he had no further business on Umbara. He bowed his head to Tempest and turned to leave. He paid no attention to Azar’s ascension to champion. It was of no concern to him. “I’m leaving Param. If you would prefer to stay, I will arrange for someone to pick you up at a later time.” Striding from the room, he made his exit.
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He stopped his attack, taking a few seconds to compose himself. Zorya writhed in pain on the floor. It was a sorry sight. Of all the Sith he had worked with, she perhaps had the most potential. That had now been squandered.
He felt a sudden piercing sensation assaulting the defensive barriers he placed around his mind. A final act of defiance from Zorya it seemed. He was her equal though. He managed to resist the telepathic attack, though signs of the strain would be visible on his face.
When Tempest’s attack came, it was cruel. Zorya managed to raise an arm to defend herself, but it was horrifically burned. He watched, emotionless. She brought this on herself.
The concussive blast she unleashed was unexpected. Stepping back, he was just about able to raise a barrier to shield himself. When he looked up, he saw Zorya desperately fleeing the scene. The academy’s guards would hunt her down. He wouldn’t risk doing it himself. Even injured, she would still be a dangerous opponent.
Tempest’s declaration about Zorya was no surprise. A reminder of why Thel remained loyal to the Dark Lord.
With that done, he had no further business on Umbara. He bowed his head to Tempest and turned to leave. He paid no attention to Azar’s ascension to champion. It was of no concern to him. “I’m leaving Param. If you would prefer to stay, I will arrange for someone to pick you up at a later time.” Striding from the room, he made his exit.
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