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carocofiegoâ:
Like the Devilâs Got Your Hand ( Vaelre/Caroc | Korriban | 3954 ) Â Â Â Â â content warning: murder
Caroc does the calculations in his head. By his measure, the one before him is respected among their colleagues, his leash-holder included. Previously it had been explained that devouring allies could prove problematic, but⊠If theyâre an ally and were hunting this one, then surely what they say is law. Despite the uniform and the familiarity, the man in his arms must no longer be an ally.Â
Itâs not quite a smile, but Carocâs eyes narrow in pleasure. Regardless of anything else, a snack between meals is always welcome. And he does not know this one, so there is no hesitation or guilt to make its home in the pit of his stomach.Â
âThank you,â He murmurs, just before tilting the manâs chin up towards him. Every Maelibus has their own favored feeding technique, but it has always made the most sense to Caroc to capture the breath from their lungs as he draws the song from their vessel.Â
Their lips donât quite touch, but from the outside itâs almost a kiss, tender and sweet. But for the fugitiveâs progressively limp body, but for his panicked hands, scrabbling for purchase as the fear of death breaks through the haze Caroc put him under moments ago. Caroc knows how to sing them through this, is fully capable of easing them through to death as gently as going to sleep, but this is in part a show for the waiting audience.Â
It never hurts to appear a touch more frightening.Â
By the time the man in his arms is finished, the last violent shudders of death straining against the unyielding strength of Carocâs arms, heâs an empty shell. A husk of the man that was running through the halls with so much life just moments before. Itâs difficult to pinpoint what exactly the force drains out of a beingâ though the vessel has aged, skin pulling taut and muscles thinning, there is something else missing as well. That undefinable spark of life.Â
Caroc drops the corpse to the floor, absent of the care heâd shown just moments ago while holding the man through his last heartbeats.Â
âYou have made a very good impression,â He returns his attention to his audience, âWhat should I call you?âÂ
Vaelreâs heart drums, beat after beat, never missing the tempo. Their breath is stuck on staccato. They follow the lines of what appears to be an exoskeleton. It shines like precious irons and minerals. The captivating scene just a couple of steps ahead of them seizes and commands their attention. Their eyelids never drop even once.Â
The last strands of life from the defector is gently coaxed from his body. Thereâs a weightlessness in Vaelreâs as if theyâre intoxicated by the sight alone. They donât even flinch when the manâs skull strikes the concrete floor below.Â
âYou can call me whatever you want after that demonstration.â They release the breath that they kept in their chest. Something close to the sound of laughter chases behind it. They toss their hair over their shoulder. They recite a short prayer to the Sith lords from generations before with words that are only spoken in their mind. The talisman doesnât require an incantation anymore and Vaelre doesnât view the prayers as such. The habit is burned into their bones regardless.Â
Sparks ignite from their palm. They lean down and press their hand over the manâs skull. The threads of lightning bloom around their hand. âI like to play it safe and make sure these fuckers stay dead.â The burning flesh scent signals that itâs been long enough.
âThey call me Chimera,â they say proudly. âYou got a name?â
Everything Black (feat. Mike Taylor) - Unlike Pluto
âThe wolf does not pity the lamb. The storm begs no forgiveness of the drowned.â from caroc bc Murder Buddies
   ă â @carocofiego | 3954 BBY | Korriban ă
Vaelre continues stroking Vogel along his spine. âOf course not,â they respond. The varactyl shifts around even in his state of slumber. âPower distances those who have it and those who donât. When youâre that above others, you donât have to sympathize with them. Your reasoning and actions are in a language that wonât translate to them.â
 A small bug crawls between Vogelâs feathers. Vaelre reaches out. Their index finger and thumb closes in around the bug and squishes it. âSometimes I wonder why the lamb would insist on expecting the wolf to reject its true nature.â
carocofiegoâ:
Like the Devilâs Got Your Hand ( Vaelre/Caroc | Korriban | 3954 ) Â Â Â Â Â â content warning: murder
Notes of discord echo off the walls long before the mayhem reaches Caroc. Conflict always has such an interesting sound, such a complex flavor, songs jarring against each other and refusing to harmonize (excepting, of course, those rare times when conflict becomes an intricate dance). Before the shouts have begun, and before anyone has rounded the corner, Caroc is already standing straighter, interest piqued. As the sounds get closer and settle thick on his tongue, he can pick out their familiarityâ one passing, a face in the crowd, the other⊠Finding itâs home in those hazy half-blurred memories he does his best to forget. The earlier days that he doesnât, canât, dwell upon. And those more recent, more pleasant times heâs seen them. A rumble starts up deep in his chest as the first order is given, swelling in concert with the end of it. Though he no longer slumps against the wall, Caroc doesnât make any physical moves towards the defector either. His song first grows, until it fills the space between them, and then focuses down until itâs all that his quarry can hear, and his quarry is the only one to hear it. Finding the manâs song is simple, it is staccato and screeching with fear, standing out harshly among the rest. From there it is simple. Carocâs song mingles with his, half rising to match and half dragging the man along, until both songs are as one. A single, harmonizing melody. A lullaby. The manâs pulse slows as his steps do, until heâs barely stumbling in Carocâs direction. By the time Caroc can reach out and touch him, the manâs eyes have begun to droop and heâs barely remaining standing. Like a benevolent protector, Caroc catches him by the shoulders and embraces him. Then, slowly, he turns the man to face his pursuer âIs this a present for me?â Caroc makes eye contact with the one across the way, his songâs effects continuing past the end of the harmony, âHow generous.â
The soft whirring tickles Vaelreâs left ear. Their right ear hears the crescendo building up to what sounds like every air molecule is splitting apart. The screech envelops everything within an instant and disappears just as quickly. Vaelre exhales as if they held their breath for minutes. The amulet around their neck used to have a low hum that they arenât able to pick up anymore. But even now, theyâre used to the way it has a slight warmth against their skin when it activates.
Their mouth parts just a touch. This marks the first time theyâve seen Lord Uroâs guard up close. The man they pursued groans as his body becomes limp. Vaelreâs pupils zero in on the delectable scene in from of them, unable to look away.Â
âWell, I canât make a good first impression if I came empty handed,â they smile. They brush hair back, out of their face, with a swift hand movement. âNo, really.â They saunter towards the two of them, hands clasped behind their back.Â
âDo what you want with him.â The suggestion drips off their tongue like honey. Anticipation fills every pause between their words. As their third execution for the day, there exists a gnawing need for anything to break the monotony. Ever the optimist, Vaelre hopes this wonât end on a sour note.    Â
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ă boazsholâ:
He watched her. A thing they did â watching one another, waiting for something neither of them really knew what was coming. A laugh, a snarl, a knife in the gut. That was Sith doing, he was sure. He was never this jumpy until the Empire started calling him theirs. Boaz shook his head, letting her take what she wanted. Another thing they always did â Vael wanted, Boaz gave.Â
âFamily tends to be a soft spot for most people,â he says, offhandedly. The man had lived close to them and every time the word family was brought up â one of the multitude of trigger words that Boaz used to cause a response and he would cross his arms or put hand on top of the other, all protective or defensive movements. He shook his head at her other questions.Â
âNot anything that wasnât bullshit. He told me the Empire was wrong. Who knew someone could care that much about the Republic that theyâd â just up and die for it. Why do you think heâd risk all that for it?âÂ
       A loaded question. Boaz knew how Vael felt about the Empire â how she staked her whole life on it, breathed it in and brought her own special twist to their instructions. Boaz â did not understand causes. How could something bigger than yourself mean enough to offer your throat to a knife and say cut clean?Â
âPeople buy into false hope.â She tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear so she could hear him better. âLike a drug.â Despite the variety of people theyâve had in the chair over time, the responses always felt the same. The captives would say anything to regain the control over their lives that they relinquished once Boaz and Vael got them in the chair. No matter how much they insulted her devotion to the Empire, the conversation ended with her ripping their faith out with her hands. Their blood ran down her palm lines as she folded her hands in prayer.
âIâm glad he had something that he cared so much about. Just so he could die knowing that they didnât save him. The Republic canât even save themselves right now.â The curved line formed between her lips and stretched across her face. Her soul was heavy with the sweet comfort of vindication.Â
She observed his movements, trying to note any signs that he may be feeling better. It was hard to tell. ( The task was always hard for Vaelre. ) âWhatcha thinking?â she asked. Her chin rested in her hand.
â§ for a caroc!
send me a â§ and iâll bold all that apply to your muse.â ââș @carocofiegoâ
I would kill you. â§ I would physically hurt you. â§ I would attack you unprovoked. â§ I would manipulate you. â§ I dislike you. â§ You annoy me. â§ You scare me. â§ You intimidate me. â§ I hope I intimidate you. >:3c ⧠I pity you. â§ You disgust me. â§ I hate you. â§ Iâm indifferent toward you. â§ Iâd like to get to know you better. â§ Iâd like to spend more time with you. â§ Iâd like to be friends with you. â§ Iâm unsure what to think of you. â§ Iâm unsure how I feel about you. â§ You are my friend. â§ You are my best friend. â§ You are my mentor. â§ I look up to you. (in a very literal sense) â§ I respect you. â§ You are my hero. â§ You inspire me. â§ You are my enemy. â§ You make me happy. â§ I want to protect you. â§ I would fight by your side. â§ I consider you an equal. â§ I think you are beneath me. â§ I think you are above me. â§ I would lie for you. â§ I would lie to you. â§ I would sleep with you. â§ I would sleep by your side. â§ I would hug you. â§ I would kiss you. â§ You are family to me. â§ I would die for you. â§ I would kill for you. â§ I would trust you with my life. â§ I would trust you with my most precious belonging. â§ I would trust you with a secret. â§ I would trust you with my biggest / darkest secret. â§ I love you (platonically). â§ I love you (romantically).
[ boaz ] â§
send me a â§ and iâll bold all that apply to your muse.â ââș @boazshol
I would kill you. â§ I would physically hurt you. â§ I would attack you unprovoked (with physical affection!). â§ I would manipulate you. â§ I dislike you. â§ You annoy me. â§ You scare me. â§ You intimidate me. â§ I hope I intimidate you. â§ I pity you. â§ You disgust me. â§ I hate you. â§ Iâm indifferent toward you. â§ Iâd like to get to know you better. â§ Â Iâd like to spend more time with you. â§ Iâd like to be friends with you. â§ Â Iâm unsure what to think of you. â§ Iâm unsure how I feel about you. â§ You are my friend. â§ You are my best friend. â§ You are my mentor. â§ I look up to you. â§ I respect you. â§ You are my hero. â§ You inspire me. â§ You are my enemy. â§ You make me happy. â§ I want to protect you. â§ I would fight by your side. â§ I consider you an equal. â§ I think you are beneath me. â§ I think you are above me. â§ I would lie for you. â§ I would lie to you. â§ I would sleep with you. â§ I would sleep by your side. â§ I would hug you. â§ I would kiss you. â§ You are family to me. â§ I would die for you. â§ I would kill for you. â§ I would trust you with my life. â§ I would trust you with my most precious belonging. â§ I would trust you with a secret. â§ I would trust you with my biggest / darkest secret. â§ I love you (platonically). â§ I love you (romantically).
Make us monsters. Weâll show you MONSTERS // @boazshol
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Boaz jumped, too lost in his own thoughts and circling those thoughts with more thoughts to see her coming. He was often fairly aware of those approaching him â he could pinpoint everyone in this room without him having to look, their presence echoing and overlapping and he could feel them. It was one of those special tricks they talked about using the Force. Boaz used it to his advantage â well, until he isnât paying attention.Â
Then was a free for all and Vaelre has more often than not been the one to sneak up on him. His hand went immediately for the blaster he kept close at his hip but recognition and something like relief went through him. Oh. Vaelre.Â
           Little comforts are better than nothing, he supposed. ( Comfort being a loose word. This is not the word often used to describe Vaelre Detris. Chaotic. Wild. Unhinged. But â none of those words knew Vaelre the way Boaz did. Well â listen, listen itâs complicated. )
âAnd nearly scared the shit out of me,â he said, hand clapping to his chest. â⊠what? What?â He follows her glanced down at his hands and for the first time seemed to notice the red beneath his fingertips. He wiggled his fingers against the table. âAh. Right. Thank you.â He accepted the napkins first, wiping away what he could before he went for the pudding. There was a moment of general quiet before Boaz shook his head again and once more ran his hand through his hair. He was going to yank it out one of these days.Â
âThat was rough. Youâd think an old man would break easier than that. I feel like Iâve been â Iâve been yanked through hyperspace by my nose.â He was too tired to think of anything more creative. âDidnât mean to just walk out on you. Sorry. You have any trouble with him?âÂ
Boaz always drifted. She used to study his expression for any signs, any hints, at why he often escaped to somewhere she couldnât follow. At some point, she grew tired of itâ Of being patient, understanding, quiet. Now, she formed a habit of digging her hands into any hairline fracture of his trances just to pull him out. She liked watching him get startled as if all that life rushed back into his body at once, causing him to jump. It was amusing. Cute, even.
She took a seat, pulling her knees close to her chest. âHmm,â she hummed. Her head bobbled from side to side as she thought. âIt was fine. I was surprised he held up so well when I made his family appear. Not a damn peep from him for a whole hour. What a sick bastard. Thanks for pointing out his reaction regarding his grandson.â Â
The old man spat at her when she switched tactic and used the grandson as the bait. She remembered what he did. When she thrusted her blade into his gut, she remembered. The act was no more challenging than her stabbing her fork into the reheated flash frozen cafeteria meat. It was, however, annoying to clean up.Â
âHowâre you though? Did he say anything to you?â She made a face at the dry mystery meat that was served. While she waited for Boazâs response, she took the opportunity to grab her plastic knife and steal a scoop of his pudding.Â
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ă DIDDLY SQUAT ABOUT YOUR OWN ASSHOLE.  location | outer rim territories. chorlian sector malachor v.  status | claimed by vaelre detris.  content warning | violence, blood, cursing, and boazâs poor choices.Â
â Â â Â Â Â Â The food on Malacahor V was decent enough.Â
The Base was efficient in making sure that every member, employee, and bumblefuck this side of the galaxy was properly cared for â present company included. He scraped a spoon across the plate, uninterested. It wasnât the food that bothered him â it was something else. He looked across the table to the empty seat and saw the small pool of blood dripping from the nose of the informant picked up on Artus Prime. The man had picked his head up from the table and grinned, a gruesome red smile and said that they were losing.Â
      ( âYou think you know a thing or two about wars, boy? You think them Sith got all the answers? You donât know diddly squat about your own asshole â well, lemme clue you in. Youâre losinâ.â )
He blinked and the man was gone â had never been there. He was dead now. One quick blaster shot to the head and he crumpled like the rest of them, still grinning. Boaz hated it when they smiled. He hated it even more when their words kept rattling around inside his head. Pushing the plate away, he ran his fingers through his hair and glanced about the small â cafeteria? Eatery? Boaz never learned the actual name of this place.Â
The unsettling feeling darkened, his stomach clenched and Boaz sucked in a quick breath. That was as far as it went, the air around him was thick with something he could not explain. They said it was because he could feel the air. The Force â Boaz just knew it was an ulcer in the maker.Â
He caught eyes with someone in the ⊠cafe? Restaurant? Really, he should learn the names of the rooms on the Base. He looked a whole mess and that he knew. There was still blood on his fingertips, his clothes that was made all the worse by his vivid red eyes. He hadnât changed after the interrogation â those words had made it hard for him to be alone. You think them Sith got all the answers? He didnât â and they didnât have to know that. The other made a face at him and Boaz made one back.Â
       No one had to know. And he hated that too.      Â
ă  content warning | violence, blood, depictions of murder
â  â    A bleeder, that one. Annoying too.         Vaelre happily volunteered to get the tinder ready.
Body disposal had less going for it compared to execution. She would choose the experience of feeling the body put up its last fight over standing over the landfill every time. It was glorified babysitting for a corpse transitioning to ash. Today was a rare exception. She dragged the body with a chain, the hooks impaled through the former informantâs chin, through the halls. After a flick of her wrists, the tinder and body went up in flames. The scents of charred flesh and smoke danced hand-in-hand toward a darkened sky.Â
A short whistled tune preceded her as she made her way to the cafeteria. The cremation incited an insistent demand from her own body to fill her stomach soon. She hated this place but she went where her partner went. It was one of their unspoken rituals to spend time together after an interrogation. And she was nothing but a lover for rituals.Â
She scanned the room for him and found him quickly. Boy. He looked like crap. ( This is why they had their ritual. )
Her face scrunched like she experienced the worst shit of her life. It was her best effort to mirror his constipated face. Maybe itâd get a laugh out of himâ Or maybe not. His reaction beckoned a loud cackle from her lungs though. With her devilish grin, she charged forward over to where he sat. She slammed her tray down on the table.Â
âGot you some pudding,â she wiggled the cup in front of him. âAnd napkins.â Her gaze gracefully lowered and landed on his hands. She raised her eyebrows as she held both items in each hand.Â
The bass was thrumming through the cantina making what little glass there was vibrate as bodies in the dancing pit fit together in strange dances that worked for each species âboth humanoid and not. Deamora threw her head back as she ground back against some tall TwiâLek to the beat and let her lekku pick up every twitch of those close to her. She may be in a cantina for a night out but that didnât mean she could allow herself to completely let go, she still needed to make sure that she was alert to those around her.
Whipping around she faced the gorgeous dark blue male Twiâlek to grind on his knee all the while pulling him towards her with the force. She wondered what she could get out of this man if sources were to be believed and he was the right one âhe was apart of the Order. A human seemed to be making their way through the crowd of the cantina and it had her curious. They had a clear force presence and kriff if Deamora found it fascinating.Â
With one final rough kiss to the nameless TwiâLek, Deamora held her saber into his side and ignited it only quickly enough to tear through the humanoids torso before letting him drop to the ground with a scream of agony. The man had a chance of living even though the wound was serious. After all, it had been cauterized. If he did live it wouldnât be a pleasant life, but she wasnât one for mercy killings. Using the mass confusion after the scream heâd let out that had been heard even over the deep bass of the music. Deamora fought her way through the crowd towards that odd presence that was so clear over all of the other force presences within the cantina.
Vaelre allowed the rhythm to pull her body any way it wanted to. Her head swayed with eyes half-lidded. The scream filled the space in the most delectable way. The cantina attendees scrambled like roaches. She remained in the dance pit, soaking in the energy of the venue. The purple montrals entered the corners of her vision. The only sound louder than the scream was the hum of the saber. It melded with the drone of the bass but Vaelre sensed it. She hoped to see more of a fight than this but this was equally fun.
âLong time no see, Dea,â she grinned. She was unsure whether it was her that the Togruta was eagerly looking for ( although she kept her fingers crossed ). âYou hogged him all to yourself. Rude.â
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01. Tell us about your characterâs name. Was it given to them or chosen? Does it hold any special meaning? If your character has aliases or nicknames, how did they get them and what do they mean?
What are you? A chaos.
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