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Churs was an idiot. He was incompetent, weak, not worthy of the title of Sith. Yet Malak lost to him. The young clone made an ingenious attempt to rid the Sith order of their ill suited leader and it failed. Despite his clear inferiority, Tigon had succeeded in holding onto his dread mantle with little effort. Malak had only one fault to blame as he stormed around the catacombs of Ziost, Rani's personal creation, his fury still boiling in his veins. Despite the wealth of knowledge the Dark Lord had made available to him and the rapid growth and other genetic enhancements that gave him the appearance of a ten year old despite his lack of existence three years ago, Malak was simply too young and lacking in experience to overcome his self proclaimed father.
"He is a danger to us all!" Malak shouted in frustration and hatred, sending the piles of tomes around him soaring in indiscriminate directions. Four figures watched the tantrum without comment, their heads bowing in agreement.
"I am simply not ready to beat him yet, I have not been alive long enough." Again a show of nods met his declaration, though there were more cautious. Malak was a child in many ways, his fury and wrath were unrivaled even among the most unforgiving of the cultists.
"Bane had this problem, in his youth he saw the answer his elders were blind to. He overcame them by using the power of those even older." The cloned child halted his pacing to stare down his audience, a beaming smile dominating his features.
"And that's exactly what we're going to do. Call upon the ancient lords; they will be as angry as we are. They will destroy Tigon for us." It was a brilliant plan, even for Malak. The best part, of course, was that those infinitely older and more experienced than he was would perform it. Churs would not have a chance against such an opponent.
"Yes Master, but-" The youth's grin melted from his face at the interruption, his gaze blazing as it hovered upon Nessa.
"But, you just said you have not been alive long enough to take his place." The Sith Lady stated hesitantly, fearful of the punishment for making such an observation.
"You are right." Malak said slowly, enunciating every word. "Find me the oldest person alive, they can teach me." Again, an idea brilliant in its child like simplicity. "And that guy an informant said was seen in a cantina, bring him in too."
"Ludo, Sire." Malak merely nodded in acknowledgement, already preoccupied with rummaging through the data pads scattered across the massive stone table that took up half the chamber.
"This guy. He looks old." The data pad hovered in the air in front of the four Sith Lords, the image of Izaak dominating the screen as it rotated slowly. Without further comment, the meeting was dismissed. Making the plan had been easy, turning the notions of a child in reality would be much more difficult.






