Chambers of the Dark Lord
"It is funny," came another voice, a rasping, tired sound that nonetheless filled the chamber, "What the downfall of the Jedi brings. Another bunch of pretenders to the throne of galactic protector, and a -- a Jedi among them."
"Thank you, Jedi, for opening the door for me -- immensely courteous," Xireon continued, shambling in the door. His blue, scaled skin flickered slightly in the light of the room, as he stepped over the scattered remnants of the double doors. "Though I do expect that the Dark Lord will be most displeased with his doors."
Xireon's form was stooped and sickly, matching his inhuman appearance and impossibly thin body. His white, pupil-less eyes made it impossible to determine where he was looking. Perhaps he was looking everywhere. Maybe nowhere.
"Really," he said, gesturing at the crumpled bodies of the Massassi warriors, bleeding from their ears. "How un-Jedi like -- Slavatio, isn't it? Yes, I have all of my father's memories, and the
former Dark Lord of the Sith spoke of you, at least once. I believe you and my father have met -- possibly during that catastrophic failure known as the Sith assault on Naboo."
Slavatio and Neradia still stared at Xireon throughout this monologue, and though the freakish Sith's mouth was covered by the collar of his tattered clothing, the very top of a smirk showed over the cloth. "As to the bit about our visitor not being able to kill you, I beg to differ, Neradia," he continued. "I think he is quite able to kill you. And, evidently, he wouldn't think twice about it -- strange, isn't it, Last of the Jedi Shadows, how you begin to resemble what you surround yourself with?"
A cold laugh. "Come then, let us fight with odds that are -- ever so slightly -- more even."