Son'jarar (
violencetobasic) wrote2012-12-29 02:04 pm
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She could be proud, at least, of this: not all the blood in her mouth was her own. She was covered in bruises and still snarling insults in four languages when she hit the rather dank ground in the relative darkness.
She looked around her, and knew she was probably going to die horribly in this place, and didn't regret a thing. A girl had to have Standards.
She looked around her, and knew she was probably going to die horribly in this place, and didn't regret a thing. A girl had to have Standards.
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He steps back, gesturing towards a corner of the cage, where a few much larger bones are stacked.
"Many of the others, they think this is my trophy. It is a shrine. A year ago, maybe... they brought a rancor in. When the hunter's drugs wore off, it would not bend to the force powers of the overseers. It killed two of them. Finally, they just opened the doors to the arena before it killed more, and offered freedom to whoever killed it.
I did not wish to... others tried. Most died. I could not bear to allow it to starve to death... so we fought. It nearly killed me.
They lied about freedom, of course... for its killer. But I have always respected it, kept the bones and teeth as reminder... it died free."
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Eventually, after looking around again, "Dhrakhon? If the time comes... what will you do when you get out?"
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"Find a place, find those who would help - and then repay the Sith tyranny for lifetimes of suffering. For this place. They will burn."
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"Through victory, my chains are broken."
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And when they put a blade in her hands and throw her in the arena alongside a dozen others, when even when she doesn't have to kill, she has to rend flesh and get bloodied yet again, when thoughts of being a grimey, gorey puppet for People Like That start to well up with despair, she catches sight of Dhrakon, and she still believes him, putting the horror and the anger behind the swing.
When it's over, she turns to Dhrakon and, still filthy with bloodspatter, presses an impulsive, chaste kiss to Dhrakon's jaw, leaving red lipmarks as if from cosmetics.
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He wields the twin axes he's given before every fight as if born to them, and likewise, fights with pack tactics, both with the nexu, and with Son'ja, like he was born with the instincts for it.
Covered in blood, roaring in victory - and ever the showman when on the arena floor - he reacts to the gesture by driving one of his axes point first into the gore-spattered arena floor, raises the other axe in victory, and with the now freed arm, pulls her in close for a kiss that's anything but chaste.
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