Ask Traces of the Past

[Nevizkas]

While Caerllion took a moment's respite after his heavy ordeal, Cyutadakyr was more than happy to proceed alone. The room beyond the door was dark and barren, giving off some kind of ominous vibe like they were in the wrong place. Had their navigator not been so certain of success, and his magicks, the pureblood might have taken stock of such thoughts.

Walking along in the dim light and down a cold metallic corridor before reaching what looked like an elevator entrance. She contemplated waiting for her companions to catch up, but ultimately decided against it as the deepening curiosity got the better of her patience.

The descent itself was rather unremarkable, sitting quietly in a small box would drive her insane if one had gotten stuck down there. Fortunately, upon reaching the bottom, the doors cascaded away to reveal the very thing they had been seeking all this time. Despite the grandeur of the person they chased, the place was cold, dark, and dead. Cyu decided upon a cautious approach at first, taking care not to be ambushed in any way, by trap or creature but finding no such things so far.

Upon coming to a table she stopped to gloss over an open book that the former master had once read, glancing over the illustrations and text alike. There was much knowledge to be harvested from such a place, she wasn't yet sure if they would keep the facility for themselves, or take what they needed and destroy it. What really intrigued her now, was what Caer would do next.

@LouJoVi

 

[The Storyteller]

The Sith pureblood would be able to reach the exact laboratory the mad Kel'Dor had used back then. He had apperently departed in a rather rushed manner, so whatever he had left behind was Cyutadakyr's to take.

She'd stumble upon rugged note books with runes, sketches and drafts, remains of bones and long rotten, disintegrated flesh and all kinds of laboratory equipment. If Caerllion would join the other, they'd could rummage through what he had left behind and gather the remains of his work.

There were droids in the prison compartment, yet as their master had vanished years ago, they were in an energy saving mode that wouldn't be triggered unless they'd directly cross their paths. It was up to them to decide what they'd make out of their findings:

Would they keep them hidden here where it was unlikely they'd be discovered soon? Would they keep the knowledge to themselves or share it with the remains of the Sith? Only time would tell, but with Sol's work, they'd surely have the chance to make some progress in the area of alchemy.

@Xorism @LouJoVi

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