The Dark Academy on Korriban

"Then we could become good acquaintances. I too plan to travel a lot once I finish your training here. And Sylvain has quite the spirit for adventure as well."

Moyr smiled pleasantly.

"Nar Shadaa is a good place to start. The Hutts from Hutta Town are known to be avid collectors of artifacts from across the galaxy."

He smiled, "I am a bit of an adventurer myself. Miss Moyr and I were actually out a bit here looking for a bit of excitement today."

He shrugs, "I guess there is only so much one can do on Korriban though... Like you said, a bunch of sand and ghosts."

“Excitement? Korriban is pretty dull, at least that was my experience,” he says honestly.

He chuckled, "You'd be surprised. Quite a bit is out there if you seek after it. I came across an undiscovered Republic outpost a couple weeks ago. There was still a Jedi in there protecting it... Emphasis on the 'was'." He smiled.

“Some people have all the luck. Nothing like that during my time here, just dirt, rocks, and lots of tedious training,” he says.

He smiled, "In my experience there's no such thing as 'luck'."

He then tilted his head, "If you'd like I'd be more than willing to invite you if there was an interesting adventure that came up."

"It's all about hanging out with the right people, Harn. May I call you that? Syl and I are quite resourceful. We have lots of daring ideas that pay off."

She smiled mysteriously.

“I should be more formal, that is what father would like but I don’t mind the informality. So what are these ventures or ideas that pay off so well?” Harn asks.

"We've done a bit of scouring old ruins and caves in search of artifacts or other useful things. You'd be surprised with what you find. I came across an undiscovered Republic base up in the mountains."

“Now that can’t be true, a full base?” he says.

"It is quite true. There was still a Jedi defending it as well." He said. "My friend and I downed the Jedi. My friend now carries her blade."

“A Jedi-killer.”

He chuckles and says, “That’s a title worth having. Never met a Jedi face to face, are they… what was it like?”

"It seems decades of solitary confinement had gotten to the lass." He said with a smirk.

"Not much of a conversationalist unfortunately. Very skilled with her blade though."

“Not skilled enough,” he says with a shake of head.

He smiled, "True enough."

Then asked, "Did you have any assignments before this?"

“I did a year in Kaas City, jungle patrols and keeping slaves in line. Sill better than Korriban,” he says with a smirk.

He smiled, "Dromund Kaas does have a certain charm to even its darkest corners doesn't it?"

Then asked, "I hear we are going to visit the jungles on Yavin soon. Will you be staying planetside?"

“Yavin sounds better than here, maybe I will see if I can swing that duty,” he says with excitement.

"That'd be great." He said with a smile. "Any tips for jungle survival?"

"You must come, Harn. Tell your father you need a new environment to master your talents or something."

Moyr said with a hint of enthusiasm.

“Bring repellent for any native insect life, they may be small but they can carry disease, you don’t want what they are selling. If it is anything like Dromund Kaas then it will rain, all the time. So prepare accordingly. I think there is a sub-species of sith there, the Massassi but I am not sure,” he replies from memory.

“I am sure I can convince my father, it would be a good experience for me.”

"If I run across him I'll see if I can put in a good word. He serves Lord Baras, correct? I am Baras' new apprentice."

"It sounds a lot like a shopping list. Thanks for the tips, Harn. Massassi? The Sith truebloods have no sense of kinship with them?"

"No... none," he says.

"Oh well. There wouldn't be the only ones to have no feelings lost for distant relatives."

Moyr chuckled.

"How bellicose are those Massassi?"