Hitching a ride on someone's cruiser was never an easy job and especially not when traveling well beyond the outer rim territories. The hull was cramped
and stuffed with way too many boxes. Luckily the ship had managed to fly low to the ground and idle for a second before it landed. Marcus had an opportunity to
jump out and quickly find shelter and hide in the frozen forests. Although the temperature was cold enough to make anyone freeze if standing still, Marcus had
determination. He knew there was something people weren't telling him and he knew that if he found that answer he'd be able to fulfill his purpose.
Recently, life had felt rather empty and he missed the sense of adventure he use to have. Marcus had grown full of hate and vengeance. He regretted the loss of
his whole family and his former lover. Everything wiped out by just a single act. Marcus had had enough and now it was time to exact revenge. He had to find
answers and he had to find someone who wanted to breed and develop the hate and passion inside of him. After all through passion Marcus gained strength.
Through strength there was power. And through power he gained victory.
The beating wind increased in strength and sleet had started to come down. The frozen tundra environment was starting to take its toll upon Marcus and the effect of the freezing winds were speeding up his already rapid deterioration. Marcus could feel his skin begin to crack a little and by now it felt as if he had been walking for hours even though realistically only about a half hour had passed. Luckily there was a little cave not far beyond where Marcus currently stood and it was within reach. Marcus pulled up his black hood over his head to cover his face and walked towards the cave. Hopefully none of the native creatures had made it their home and now he'd have somewhere to warm up and put his head down for a little rest. It had felt like ages since Marcus had closed his eyelids.
The cave had a homey feel to it and was dry as it was sheltered from all the snow and sleet that was currently layering the ground outside in the forest. The sith had chosen a rather harsh world to call their home but rumor had it that there was a sith temple around somewhere. Marcus was very interested in getting there and acquiring the knowledge the sith had. It was what he had wanted to become all along and Marcus would do anything to get there. First though Marcus would have to wait for the storm to clear up and get a little rest. Laying his head down on a rock, Marcus closed his eyelids while listening to the steady beating of the snow against the cave enterance and fell asleep almost instantaneously.
The beating wind increased in strength and sleet had started to come down. The frozen tundra environment was starting to take its toll upon Marcus and the effect of the freezing winds were speeding up his already rapid deterioration. Marcus could feel his skin begin to crack a little and by now it felt as if he had been walking for hours even though realistically only about a half hour had passed. Luckily there was a little cave not far beyond where Marcus currently stood and it was within reach. Marcus pulled up his black hood over his head to cover his face and walked towards the cave. Hopefully none of the native creatures had made it their home and now he'd have somewhere to warm up and put his head down for a little rest. It had felt like ages since Marcus had closed his eyelids.
The cave had a homey feel to it and was dry as it was sheltered from all the snow and sleet that was currently layering the ground outside in the forest. The sith had chosen a rather harsh world to call their home but rumor had it that there was a sith temple around somewhere. Marcus was very interested in getting there and acquiring the knowledge the sith had. It was what he had wanted to become all along and Marcus would do anything to get there. First though Marcus would have to wait for the storm to clear up and get a little rest. Laying his head down on a rock, Marcus closed his eyelids while listening to the steady beating of the snow against the cave enterance and fell asleep almost instantaneously.
