Param had come to Nar Shadda and tried to act like nothing was wrong. She tried to hand him a flower instead of looking at what she had done. Then, she had tried to take what mattered most to him. Even if she didn’t know it, she had tried to rob him of Azar.
That was unacceptable.
At the club, Karys was too shocked to react to her final betrayal. That wasn’t the case anymore. Karys had returned to Trokien only a short while after Param had apparently left. It didn’t matter, he would leave scars deeper than the ones Azar had. She had tried to take everything from him, but he would take what she loved most.
Karys stood in the midst of her garden before her pagoda. He lit a cigara as he gazed around at all Param’s hard work, the testimony to her craft. Once he appreciated and respected it, now he only saw her weakness. He inhaled deeply, tugging in the delicious smoke before exhaling. He plucked the cigara from his lips and tossed it to the ground before him.
He’d use the Force to stoke the ht ember, ensuring it caught that bed ablaze. Then he’d steadily guide the flames from flowerbed to flowerbed until everything had been burned to the ground. Param had challenged him on Nar Shadda, this was his answer.
He would wait for her in the burnt out remains of her garden and the torched husk of her pagoda. Unlike her though, Karys didn’t run. He didn’t hide. He didn’t fear her weakness. Karys was Sith now.
That was unacceptable.
At the club, Karys was too shocked to react to her final betrayal. That wasn’t the case anymore. Karys had returned to Trokien only a short while after Param had apparently left. It didn’t matter, he would leave scars deeper than the ones Azar had. She had tried to take everything from him, but he would take what she loved most.
Karys stood in the midst of her garden before her pagoda. He lit a cigara as he gazed around at all Param’s hard work, the testimony to her craft. Once he appreciated and respected it, now he only saw her weakness. He inhaled deeply, tugging in the delicious smoke before exhaling. He plucked the cigara from his lips and tossed it to the ground before him.
He’d use the Force to stoke the ht ember, ensuring it caught that bed ablaze. Then he’d steadily guide the flames from flowerbed to flowerbed until everything had been burned to the ground. Param had challenged him on Nar Shadda, this was his answer.
He would wait for her in the burnt out remains of her garden and the torched husk of her pagoda. Unlike her though, Karys didn’t run. He didn’t hide. He didn’t fear her weakness. Karys was Sith now.
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