Sarah
Star
- Joined
- Nov 4, 2011
- Location
- United States of Awesome
Silas took a deep breath as they watched the woman disappear into the thick of the jungle, watching from one of the rooftops from afar. They were in a rather large city on the planet of Taldafar, a beautiful planet covered in lush jungle with some of the most ferocious creatures within. Of course it also held some rare minerals and delicacies so people lived in massive cities such as the one they were currently in for safety and to enjoy the planet without worry. Silas had been sent to the planet to take care of a Sith Apprentice before she became a threat, accompanied by an elder knight. Not that he needed a babysitter but it was protocol for an experienced Knight to accompany any new Jedi on dangerous missions and hunting down a Sith, no matter her power was a dangerous mission. Truthfully he was more powerful than the man next to him but that wasn't the purpose of them being paired together, he was still a tad reckless and prone to rush in before he had all the facts, Forgon was not, the man was as all the elder Knights seemed to be, patient beyond belief and wise on all matters. So for over a week they had been observing, Silas not quite satisfied but putting up with it for the sake of cohesiveness between him and the older male. Finally the Sith had made her move and left the city though, for what reason neither of the Jedi were sure but it got the citizens of the city out of harms way and most importantly it meant they got to take her down.
Forgon looked over to Silas, his face covered with a beard despite his bald head, the brown and silver mix giving away his age. He was a short man, only about 5'7" and his form wasn't too impressive but in the Jedi council the most powerful were often the weaker looking souls who were strong enough to survive without the brute force. Silas on the other hand had dark brown hair of short length and no facial hair. Combined with a set of sharp green eyes and a more toned body. His skin was originally white but he had been stationed on a desert planet giving him a decent tan and a hooded robe that covered his face when he kept it up, which he was at the current time. "I hope you're ready boy because taking down a Sith shall not be easy, be prepared." Without another word the man took off, jumping off the building and heading into the woods in the direction the female had headed, tracking her with his years of experience with ease. Silas on the other hand followed close behind and let the older Knight do all the work, keeping his eyes peeled but more for the woman or any signs of an ambush rather than tracks. "These tracks are easy to follow, she is not experienced or not cautious, either way this is a good thing." The old knight said, his voice almost jubilant at the discovery. Silas wasn't so convinced but said nothing, it was only an apprentice so being nervous or skeptical made no sense. Besides, two against one guaranteed victory, it was almost boring.
Forgon looked over to Silas, his face covered with a beard despite his bald head, the brown and silver mix giving away his age. He was a short man, only about 5'7" and his form wasn't too impressive but in the Jedi council the most powerful were often the weaker looking souls who were strong enough to survive without the brute force. Silas on the other hand had dark brown hair of short length and no facial hair. Combined with a set of sharp green eyes and a more toned body. His skin was originally white but he had been stationed on a desert planet giving him a decent tan and a hooded robe that covered his face when he kept it up, which he was at the current time. "I hope you're ready boy because taking down a Sith shall not be easy, be prepared." Without another word the man took off, jumping off the building and heading into the woods in the direction the female had headed, tracking her with his years of experience with ease. Silas on the other hand followed close behind and let the older Knight do all the work, keeping his eyes peeled but more for the woman or any signs of an ambush rather than tracks. "These tracks are easy to follow, she is not experienced or not cautious, either way this is a good thing." The old knight said, his voice almost jubilant at the discovery. Silas wasn't so convinced but said nothing, it was only an apprentice so being nervous or skeptical made no sense. Besides, two against one guaranteed victory, it was almost boring.