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It was a glorious fall.
The Jedi fought valiantly, Iniquitous would give him that, but as always the flaring candle in the endless night was to be snuffed out by the hand of shadows. The Sith Crusader basked in the strength of the Force; it surged tangibly through the atrium, and Iniquitous allowed himself a moment to survey the destruction they had ultimately caused throughout the garden.
It was a fitting battlefield.
Andraste remained in complete domination over her foe. A possible covert to their ranks could be valuable; Iniquitous knew firsthand as a former member of the Order himself, but her short sentence to him was totally unnecessary. The warrior quelched the quick hint of irritation that shot through him and formed it into the white hot anger that burned it's way through his veins.
Iniquitous began his slow march forward. His dark, ironclad war boots rapped sharply and methodically on the solid ground.
"You are wrong, Jedi, as you have been all your pathetic life. The sorry existence you scraped from the slums of 'civilized' society are what will fall along with the rest of your Order. You speak of nothing being gained, but you fought as a conquerer throughout this battle when in reality you are the one who will never leave this temple. This atrium, your place of growth, your place of life, will be your tomb."
Then, reciting the ancient words of his idols long past, his voice dripped with contempt. "Honor is a fool's prize. Glory is of no use to the dead."
Iniquitous halted abruptly above the fallen Jedi, his huge frame casting a massive shadow that engulfed the full upper torso and head of the Jedi. He spat fully in front of the green alien, and without a second thought raised his right foot and ground it into Predor's cranium.
The sharp crunch of breaking cartilage and bone snapped through the outer courtyard, a sweet sound to Iniquitous' weary ears. Iniquitous' leg applied more pressure downwards until a trail of violet gore made it's way out of the Knight's right ear.
Iniquitous raised his foot, staring down at the onslaught before him. "It is finished," he said simply, gazing from the corpse to Andraste. Iniquitous' crimson blade extinguished in his hand, and he turned his deep eyes to the sight of his fellow Sith cornering down the unconscious human.
The Jedi fought valiantly, Iniquitous would give him that, but as always the flaring candle in the endless night was to be snuffed out by the hand of shadows. The Sith Crusader basked in the strength of the Force; it surged tangibly through the atrium, and Iniquitous allowed himself a moment to survey the destruction they had ultimately caused throughout the garden.
It was a fitting battlefield.
Andraste remained in complete domination over her foe. A possible covert to their ranks could be valuable; Iniquitous knew firsthand as a former member of the Order himself, but her short sentence to him was totally unnecessary. The warrior quelched the quick hint of irritation that shot through him and formed it into the white hot anger that burned it's way through his veins.
Iniquitous began his slow march forward. His dark, ironclad war boots rapped sharply and methodically on the solid ground.
"You are wrong, Jedi, as you have been all your pathetic life. The sorry existence you scraped from the slums of 'civilized' society are what will fall along with the rest of your Order. You speak of nothing being gained, but you fought as a conquerer throughout this battle when in reality you are the one who will never leave this temple. This atrium, your place of growth, your place of life, will be your tomb."
Then, reciting the ancient words of his idols long past, his voice dripped with contempt. "Honor is a fool's prize. Glory is of no use to the dead."
Iniquitous halted abruptly above the fallen Jedi, his huge frame casting a massive shadow that engulfed the full upper torso and head of the Jedi. He spat fully in front of the green alien, and without a second thought raised his right foot and ground it into Predor's cranium.
The sharp crunch of breaking cartilage and bone snapped through the outer courtyard, a sweet sound to Iniquitous' weary ears. Iniquitous' leg applied more pressure downwards until a trail of violet gore made it's way out of the Knight's right ear.
Iniquitous raised his foot, staring down at the onslaught before him. "It is finished," he said simply, gazing from the corpse to Andraste. Iniquitous' crimson blade extinguished in his hand, and he turned his deep eyes to the sight of his fellow Sith cornering down the unconscious human.