Sharok'Vivi

The Lost One

Green

Vessik Klassa - Adoptive Brother

Deti of Sirasiel - Biological Mother

Lewca of Sirasiel - Biological Father

> "Why is it that you chose to use Form IV?" - Sharok'Vivi possessed a large amount of respect for all of those around him; he would often find great interest in their personal decisions, and their anecdotes.
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Sharok'Vivi is a former Jedi Master that leads the Triumph's Conclave power-base. With a crippling shyness, Sharok'Vivi serves as a terrible leader thus is represented by Jedi Master Isakale Sunburris, however what seemed unquestioned by those around him is the power that he possesses; gained through years of study and practice despite his greatly lacking self-esteem and confidence when communicating with others.

## Biography (Before the Triumph's Conclave)

### Early Life and Childhood

Sharok'Vivi was born in the Mirialan settlement of Sirasiel on Tatooine, to Deti and Lewca of Sirasiel. The first five years of his childhood were family oriented, and his parents attempted to teach him the basics of survival and the Mirialan derived Sirasielic culture. Some of the first things he learnt from his parents were of adapting to Tatooine's scorching temperatures during the day and to the planet's negative temperatures of the night. Sharok'Vivi also enjoyed the tales that his parents would tell him about the Kechukani (Sirasielic for "Force Ghosts") of Sirasiel, growing to believe of them as angels that shielded from the many dangers of the desert planet.

### Education

At the age of five, per Mirialan-Sirasielic culture, Sharok'Vivi was sent off to one of the settlement's training academies; there he was taught all of the basic subjects one would need, as well as the heritage and culture of Sirasiel by a variety of Loremasters that taught within the academy's walls.

#### Social Education

During his stay at the academy, Sharok'Vivi was mentored on the basic manner in which Sirasiel was governed. The settlement was built around their interpretation of the force and the deep reverence for their ancestors and heritage. Theocratic in theory, the settlement was led by one Elder whom communicated regularly with the Mirialan Kechukani of Sirasiel, due to the force sensitive Mirialan race understanding the secrets behind becoming "one with the Force". Also the Kechukani's advice was often respected and taken seriously, as it was coming from one who had transcended death. Sharok'Vivi never truly found this interesting, but held the same respect for the Kechukani and Elder as everyone else within the settlement, despite his young age. Also, he was instructed on the manner in which he should consider those outside his own race. Formal in nature and impassive to attachments such as friendships with non-Mirialans sounded rather stupid to Sharok'Vivi, yet during his time in Sirasiel he kept to this social protocol.

#### Cultural Education

One of the first subjects he was taught by the Loremasters was his cultural heritage, something that later in life he would attempt to abandon partially. Firstly, he learnt about their views on the Force and how the actions that one Mirialan commits can affect their own destiny and the collective destiny of their entire race. Then he was taught about the egalitarian nature of the settlement, everyone was viewed as equal however the Kechukani were held in somewhat of a higher regard due to their great wisdom. Secondly, he learnt about the importance of conserving the old ways within Mirialan culture, thus the people of Sirasiel favoured a settlement with little technology as to remain as close to the world around them as possible. While their society may be viewed as somewhat tribal, they were certainly not techno-phobic as they needed to show some reliance on technology in order to survive the harsh conditions of Tatooine. Also, family was paramount to the inhabitants of Sirasiel; their predilection for ancestor worship stemmed from a greater belief in the value of maintaining familial connections, and recognizing that one's family is much larger than one's immediate relatives. This was why other Mirialans were allowed to take children for Jedi training, and why children leave home to begin schooling at a young age; to be Mirialan is to be part of one great family. In keeping with this belief, many households were constructed to support large extended families, with multiple generations, distant relatives and even adopted friends living together under one roof.Finally, the overall culture of Sirasiel was more martial and defensive opposed to the peaceful inhabitants of Mirial. This was because Tatooine exhibited much harsher conditions and more hostile species than that of Mirial.

### Taken From Sirasiel

At the age of seven Sharok'Vivi was told that he possessed the capabilities to become a Kechukani when he died, a rather confusing and scary topic for a child of his age. Despite this, he carried on his day to day life per usual. However, several weeks after he was told this, a twenty four year old Mirialan Jedi Knight named Zir approached his parents; claiming that Sharok'Vivi could serve as a future Jedi Knight, Zir spent several hours negotiating with both Sharok'Vivi's parents and the settlement's elder. Believing that it would be best for their collective race, Lewca and Deti sent Sharok'Vivi off with this man that was previously unknown to him. Although this was in line with their familial culture, Sharok'Vivi was devastated by how his parents could just send him off in such a manner. Having no say in the matter, Sharok'Vivi was whisked away to Tython with this man named Zir.

### To Tython

Zir presented Sharok'Vivi before the Council with the request that he may train him, in line with the Mirialan cultural belief about Jedi training. With his request granted, Zir personally taught Sharok'Vivi all that an Initiate should need to know. Zir was certainly a great believer in the Jedi ways and all of their teachings, and would often try to involve aspects of the Mirialan culture within his initial stages as a Jedi: linking the Unifying Force to the Mirialan views on joint racial destiny and so on.

#### The Initiate Trials

At the age of twelve, Sharok'Vivi underwent the initiate trials to determine his fate within the Jedi Order. Sharok'Vivi showed great knowledge and understanding of the Jedi Code and that the Force did in fact flow freely through him. The final part of the trial proved more difficult however, to prove his self discipline through lightsaber combat; physically weaker than all the other initiates he could barely hold his own within a duel. Despite being a Jedi fundamentalist, Zir felt great sympathy for Sharok'Vivi and cheated by bolstering him through battle meditation during one of his duels. Due to the Knight's tampering within his trials, Sharok'Vivi passed and was accepted as a Padawan within the Jedi Order.

### Padawan

Sharok'Vivi went through a fairly simple phase of being a padawan under his master, yet focused more on honing his abilities to compensate for his lack of physical strength. Zir aided him in all of this, yet in lessons about the Force and the Jedi's tenets Sharok'Vivi became somewhat dismissive of what he was taught as he formed his own ideas on the Jedi beliefs and their code, many of these beliefs he would pass on to his own padawans in the future. Unfortunately for him, the Jedi Knight Zir was rather disapproving of his hairstyle thus he was forced to wear his fringe as the customary braid to show that he was a padawan within the Jedi Order.

#### Sirasiel

For a brief period of time, Zir returned Sharok'Vivi to Sirasiel so that he could demonstrate properly both the Living and Unifying Force. At the time in which the master and padawan stayed there, the settlement of Sirasiel experienced an attack carried out by the Tusken Raiders. Among the settlement's warriors, Sharok'Vivi and Zir fought back against the attackers and this was where Sharok'Vivi truly learnt to perform properly with his lightsaber. After the attack had been quelled, Sharok'Vivi was granted his mid-face tattoo to show an achievement that benefited both him and his collective race.

### The Jedi Trials

At the age of eighteen, Sharok'Vivi had become proficient as both a diplomat and combatant of the Jedi Order. While he still kept his views of the Jedi's tenets secret, he at times lied in order to aid him in passing his trials, somewhat showing the same attitude as his master had in the Initiate Trials.

#### Trial of Skill and the Trial of Insight

Sharok'Vivi was able to pass both of these trials within the same session. Pitted against his master, Zir, in combat, Sharok'Vivi was instructed to outlast the Jedi Knight in a lightsaber duel. Within this time, however, holo-projections were cast around him in order to test not only his skill against his own master, but several other opponents at the same time. With his apt combat style of using Tutaminis to absorb the radiating energy from an opponents blade and force attacks to enhance his own strength within a fight (due to his naturally weak form he was unable to perform a strike that might overpower his enemy's defenses), the holo-projection struck for him with it's image of a blade. Moving his hand to intercept the blade through the use of Tutaminis, he discovered that the holo-projection radiated no energy. Realising the trickery in the images, he focused on his master alone, allowing all of the other images to dance around him as they were programmed to. After lasting several hours within the duel with his master: Sharok'Vivi was told that he had passed the Trial of Skill for his performance in not giving in to the fatigue the duel may have caused, and that he had passed the Trial of Insight for his realisation of deceit and trickery through the false images that the holo-projections provided.

#### Trial of Courage and the Trial of The Flesh

To pass the trial of courage, Sharok'Vivi was sent to aid as a sole defender to a rural village on Listehol that was experiencing frequent raids from pirates. Defending the village and dissuading more attacks took Sharok'Vivi several weeks, however standing against terrifying odds to protect the people of the village passed him this specific trial however foolish he believed the task was. While defending the village, he endured an explosion that left him with facial scarring and thus these scars allowed him to pass the Trial of the Flesh to show that he had experienced great pain within battle.

#### Trial of the Spirit

For this trial, Sharok'Vivi underwent hours of deep meditation with his master in an attempt for him to be tempted by his fears and deepest emotions to the depths of the dark side of the force. One of his greatest fears, however, was that throughout the duration of their meditation his master would discover his personal views on the Jedi and their tenets. Luckily, none of this became apparent to his master and only he can recall the temptations that he was faced with within this trial. To say the least, Sharok'Vivi passed this trial with very little he found tempting in any way, shape or form.

### Jedi Knight

At the time of his knighting ceremony, Sharok'Vivi was eighteen years of age. For a few weeks he was annoyed at the Jedi Council for their customary cutting of the braid, since it was his fringe that he was forced to wear as a braid by his master, his bond with his master now held little relevance, thought it still stood strong, as Sharok'Vivi now stood as an independent Jedi Knight. He didn't choose much of a field he specialized in as he rarely left the Jedi temple on Tython and would often spend his time studying aboard Praxeum Starships with the Jedi Exploration Corps, honing his abilities and knowledge so that he might one day take on a padawan of his own.

### Abandoning Culture

At the age of nineteen, Sharok'Vivi returned to Sirasiel once again so that he may find out why his parents handed him over to a group whom's ideologies he did not agree with. Remembering his cultural roots, he began to question many of the things that made the Mirialan culture that what it was. Why must they be formal with non-Mirialans? Why could they not form friendships with non-Mirialans? His master had exhibited the standard Mirialan treatment, yet Sharok'Vivi found no reason for this whatsoever. Finally meeting his parents, he asked them of why they had handed him over to the Jedi; seeking what was best for their entire race they sent him off in the belief it would affect their destinies for the better. Was this the Will of the Force in action, the Unifying Force? Regardless of what it was, he disagreed with it entirely: the settlement's Elder was aware of this. During his routine meditation to clear his mind more than anything of what he had learned, a Kechukani visited him; telling Sharok'Vivi of how each and every action he took affected the Mirialan race as a whole, and that is why he must remain a Jedi. While he believed the cause of the Jedi was fair and respectable, he completely disagreed with their code of conduct and tenets also. To lead a life he thought foolish so that his race just might end up better off, he thought not. The next morning, Sharok'Vivi left Sirasiel via the nearest spaceport and earned himself the title "The Lost One". Leaving his culture behind, Sharok'Vivi returned to the Jedi temple on Tython where he had a surprise waiting for him....

### Master Zir, The Kechukani

Upon returning to the Tythonese Jedi temple, Sharok'Vivi was told of his old master's sudden passing. Unaware of how Zir had died, Sharok'Vivi was simply left with the master's lightsaber as a means of memorial. Had this been a punishment for the abandonment of his culture? After pondering over this for next few weeks, amidst his study and practice in perfecting his abilities, Sharok'Vivi became a lot more wary and lost some confidence in his personal beliefs. Could his beliefs have been the death of his master? He tried to think of it no more, and abandoned his study of the Unifying Force going so far as to no longer delve into it for purposes such as gaining visions of the future, although he would on occasion use it to delve further back into the history of a place or an item so that he might learn more of it through thorough meditation.

### Choosing a Padawan

A few weeks after his former master's untimely passing, Sharok'Vivi had moved on and was asked to take on a padawan learner of his own. He believed the choice would truly be his, yet due to his culture only one of the padawans could be assigned to him as no other Mirialan Jedi Knights had been called upon for this particular group of initiates. While this was certainly a topic of his disdain, Sharok'Vivi believed that he should never the less help the padawan in his training to become a Jedi Knight. Hes, a young and brazen Mirialan intiate became the main cause for his attention throughout the next six years. After his master's untimely death, Sharok'Vivi was in great doubt over what beliefs he should teach the young padawan. Stick to the base rule book of the Jedi or teach the padawan his own views on everything that the Jedi taught and held within high regard? Choosing the latter of the two choices, his padawan seemed to show a liking towards Sharok'Vivi's teachings yet perhaps this would later be his own downfall.

### Six Years On

After his padawan had shown some interest and respect for his teachings, Sharok'Vivi both regained his confidence regarding his beliefs and had grown rather fond of his padawan. Hes was reaching the stage at which he would attempt to complete the Jedi Trials and as such spent some time away from his master in order to spend the time focusing on what he had been taught through reflective meditation. Unaware of the content of the trials that his padawan faced, Sharok'Vivi awaited patiently the news of whether or not Hes had passed the Jedi Trials and progressed into Knighthood. Much to Sharok'Vivi's joy, Hes had succeeded in his trials and awaited the Knighting Ceremony. With the knighting ceremony merely a week away, the master and padawan were called to Nar Shaddaa with the intent to quell a gang uprising. At the knowledge he had passed the trials, Hes became overconfident in his abilities and this began to show in the way in which he dealt with the gang members and their unusual leader. Upon discovering the gang's leader was a Sith Lord attempting to cause chaos on The Smuggler's Moon, Hes acted recklessly and charged head first into combat with the Sith. Struck down due to his arrogance, Hes was killed four days before the Knighting Ceremony. Another punishment, this time from steering his padawan away from the Force's Will? These thoughts haunted him for several weeks after his former padawan's death. Although Hes had died, Sharok'Vivi had trained him in a manner that allowed him to pass the Jedi Trials and thus was granted the title of Master at the age of twenty five. Losing almost all of his confidence, Sharok'Vivi abandoned the Jedi Order and sought to live a normal life in which he might forget about the Force and it's will.

### Coruscant and The Dealer's Den

Several weeks after he had abandoned the Jedi Order, Sharok'Vivi purchased an apartment on Coruscant and would often visit various casinos where he would find his new addiction to gambling. Finding special interest in the mechanical reeled slot machines, as he was able to manipulate the reel's results with the Force, he made a small fortune that allowed him to live a life of luxury on the Republic's capital world. Throughout his stay on Coruscant, Sharok'Vivi met another Jedi by the name of Khomin Coven. Having been encouraged by Khomin to visit a bar called The Dealer's Den, Sharok'Vivi was almost instantly made welcome by all those present: Isakale Sunburris, Kodatto Nexium, Lassie and Ergaric. These five would be whom he considered to be his best friends, and thus his shy nature was almost non-existent when with them. Every night for the next year, he would without fail visit The Dealer's Den and it's regulars. It was there that he tried his first alcoholic drink, which ended with him asleep on the cantina's dance floor.

### The Eternal Empire, And The Sith Empire's Weakness

Upon the time of the Eternal Empire's assault on both The Republic and The Sith Empire, Sharok'Vivi was present on Coruscant to witness the destruction caused by The Eternal Empire. Despite what The Eternal Empire had done, The Sith Empire was now weak and would be easy prey to those who wished to destroy it. While he didn't agree with the Jedi's tenets, Sharok'Vivi despised the ideals of the Sith and the manner in which they treated the poor slaves of their corrupt empire. If nobody else, then perhaps he could make a difference for the damage he had caused to his Master and Padawan. Calling upon Isakale Sunburris and Khomin Coven to aid him in his quest, Sharok'Vivi established the Triumph's Conclave power-base with the soul intent of removing the Sith influence and their empire from the galaxy. Throughout the time in which he set up the power-base, he had come to believe that the Will of the Force and the joint racial destiny of Mirialans were controlling and enslaving of the mind and thus chose to abandon belief in both.

## Biography (The Triumph's Conclave)

### Building a Powerbase

Establishing the powerbase was no easy task, taking months of preparation and planning to even find the funds for such a project. The first thing he needed were allies, allies that he could trust and talk to without difficulty. Luckily, he was able to call two of his best friends to help him: Isakale Sunburris and Khomin Coven. He had tried to get into contact with Kodatto, Lassie and Ergaric yet all attempts to reach them failed, much to his dismay. Secondly, he needed the funds for such an undertaking; also luckily for him, he still had a lot of money left over from the fortune he made cheating the machines in a casino on Coruscant and as such these were used to their best effect in establishing the powerbase. Finally, all that he needed to do was look for some more people that could aid him in setting up his organisation. At last, the powerbase was set up and running yet had no obvious target as of yet, for now it was decided that they should just focus on staying on their feet.

### A New Padawan

During the time in which he was setting up the powerbase, one of the people who came to aid was a young Jedi Twi'lek by the name of Aihharev Or. After assigning the Jedi as the padawan of Master Khomin Coven, Sharok'Vivi expected that his old friend would serve as a fine master to the young Twi'lek. One day however, Aihharev approached Sharok'Vivi to tell him how much of a fool he thought his master was. Upset by this news, Sharok'Vivi decided to take on Aihharev as his own padawan, deciding to teach him in the same manner that he taught Hes only this time with the hope that the so-called Will of the Force would not punish him for it, looking at the past two times as coincidence.

### An Old Friend

After several weeks of the power-base being created, Sharok'Vivi was sent a private call for aid. Unaware of whom the sender was, he traveled to Nar Shaddaa in response to it's mysterious call. When he arrived however, he was met with a familiar face: Captain Kodatto Nexium. Being arrested for terrorism, Kodatto asked for Sharok'Vivi's help in fighting off the organisation that he worked for. As a Jedi with very askew views, Sharok'Vivi did all that he could to help his friend, even fighting off several Zakuul Knights in order to ensure the pair of them could escape to a neaby landing pad. Even for a Jedi Master, the odds of fifteen to two were somewhat overwhelming, thus to cover their escape Sharok'Vivi called for one of the power-base's soldiers, Shatryriana Walker. Finally reaching the landing pad, Kodatto explained his situation to him. Within moments however, a Jedi and two soldiers approached demanding Kodatto's arrest. Suddenly a fight broke out between the two groups of three, Sharok'Vivi engaged in combat with the other Jedi, and Kodatto and Shatyriana dealt with the other two soldiers. The fight ended shortly after Kodatto was knocked unconscious and sped away from the area by the organisation that sought him. Finally, Sharok'Vivi and Shatyriana Walker returned to the base on Coruscant.

### Darth Grehiko

Learning of an Imperial powerbase by the name of The Empire's Triumph, Sharok'Vivi called for a meeting with it's leader: Darth Grehiko. Heading to a mountain top on Alderaan, he was soon to meet the Darth. Little was said, on Sharok'Vivi's behalf, before a duel broke out between the two. The fight seemed one sided for a short amount of time as the Darth battered at his defenses and weak form, however when Sharok'Vivi had channeled all of the energy he absorbed during the fight through Tutaminis the fight soon turned around in his favour. Fighting back, Sharok'Vivi managed to beat back the Darth and even cut into his cybernetics. Unable to finish the Darth however, for various moral reasons, Sharok'Vivi watched as the wounded Darth walked free. Returning to the powerbase, he would soon have this matter announced to the other members of the organisation.

### Rosh-Anne and The Dealer's Den

After returning to the Dealer's Den for his daily use of the slot machines, Sharok'Vivi discovered that the Jedi Knight Siviala L'kor had recently made a new friend in the form of a Sith Pureblood that was wandering the streets of Coruscant, or so he was told. The Sith Pureblood, going by the name of Rosh-Anne, was soon recruited into the powerbase so that she might be provided with a new life on Coruscant.

### Senate Hostages

Several more days passed by until Isakale, Geralt-sky, Siviala, and Sharok'Vivi were called into action again, this time to aid in a terrorist assault on the senate plaza in Coruscant City. Complying with the Coruscant Guard's call for help, the four made their way into the main hall of the plaza while looking out for the main assault force. To their surprise very few officers were actually present, it would even seem that only one senator was being targeted in this mission and as such a careful extraction was needed. Even though they were willing to help, the four Jedi were not even called upon to help as they simply followed the path that the Coruscant Guard had cleared. When all of the terrorists had been killed, and the senator safely rescued from his attackers, the four Jedi returned to their headquarters somewhat confused as to why they were even asked for help.

### A Sith and a Dangerous Future

Hailed over holo-communication by a mysterious and unknown possible "recruit" to the powerbase, Sharok'Vivi decided he would meet this person before allowing them access to the powerbase's headquarters. Because of his cripplingly shy nature, however, he was unable to go alone and even asked Isakale, Siviala, and Geralt-sky to accompany him. Upon discovering this man was a supposedly former Sith, Isakale and Geralt-sky decided it best to end his life lest any damage be caused to The Republic. The four Jedi lead the Sith to a less conspicuous location and Sharok'Vivi, and Siviala, simply watched as the other two masters simply butchered the Sith on the spot. Also present was Rosh-Anne, whom also watched the butchering. Annoyed with himself for what he allowed the others to commit, he left the scene for a few moments to clear his mind. But then something struck him, something resurfaced. Could his race also be punished for this too? Although he had tried to abandon such a thing, as well as that of the Will of the Force, he couldn't help but worry that the past two times had not been coincidence, and that if this time the punishment would be far greater and not simply confined to Mirialan destiny. Hurrying back to the scene, Sharok'Vivi took one last look at the Sith's butchered remains and then fell limp against a support beam, unable to bare the thought that those around him might get punished for what he had let occur. Could this have been the start for a much greater chain of misfortune, not just for him or for his race, but for those around him as well?

### Tatooine and a Powerful Adversary

Suddenly told by Geralt-sky of an important strategic resource discovered in the Dune Sea of Tatooine, Sharok'Vivi quickly formed a party that would go with him to recover this resource. While Geralt-sky was certainly acting strange when he told Sharok'Vivi of such a resource, he trusted that Geralt-sky knew what he was talking about. Only able to call upon a few people to help him, his little team consisted of: Khomin Coven, Siviala L'kor, Shatyriana Walker, Fiffren, and himself. After landing on Tatooine, the trek through the desert was long and tiring; the only defense from the sun that Sharok'Vivi had was his ability to manipulate the force to reflect the rays of heat from his skin, but the same could not be said for the others in the team. After a while the group reached the location that was described: a large skeleton under which a fully robed person armed with a lightsaber. Despite not actually learning the identity of this mysterious person, he was faced with a problem that ultimately could mean the supposed difference between the life and death off his assembled team. He was challenged to a fight with said figure, and the outcome of the fight would be the dependent factor on whether the team lived or died; obliged to make sure that the group stayed alive, Sharok'Vivi engaged in a full on fight with this figure. For a while the duel seemed fairly balanced, but after a while of absorbing the energy radiated by the assailant Sharok'Vivi eventually overpowered him and knocked him to the ground, causing a cloud of sand to form around the place where he had landed. After a few minutes of evaluative conversation a hand erupted from the cloud of sand, slashing at Sharok'Vivi's lightsaber and then throwing him overhead towards the skeleton; landing with a large thump Sharok'Vivi fell unconscious for the remainder of the encounter and was returned back to Coruscant by the team that he had assembled for the mission.

### A Sorcerer of Rhand

After being diagnosed with internal bleeding, broken ribs, and a broken arm, Sharok'Vivi was left in the medical bay of the headquarters so that he could recover from his injuries; with the use of Curato Salva and his training in the Force he would also find the recovery to take less time than that of a normal person. While unconscious however, he could sense a presence far more powerful than any other that he had been within close proximity to, yet he remained unable to act upon it in his current state. He could sense panic and dismay, malcontent...... destruction, yet what could he do? Once again, he was carried from the headquarters by Khomin Coven and to an abandoned medical bay in the Old Galactic Market.

### Back to Tatooine, Permanently

After a week of heavy medication use and extensive focus on sustaining Curato Salva, Sharok'Vivi finally became able to operate once again as a person. The headquarter was now in ruins and the Republic would be soon to learn of the powerbase's actions and purpose, all that could be done would be to flee, and where better than to the Outer Rim? Boarding a private freighter and taking it to Tatooine, the powerbase would attempt to seek refuge while remaining hidden on the surface of the desert planet. Upon arriving at the spaceport, the large group was met by a Mirialan Jedi by the name of Linclade who said he knew of an abandoned outpost where the powerbase could re-establish themselves.

Upon arriving at this abandoned outpost Sharok'Vivi was soon to find a familiar person to be wounded and lying upon the cold ground of some sort of ritual structure. This figure was none other than Darth Grehiko; deciding that Grehiko could remain as a prisoner of the powerbase, Sharok'Vivi was met with opposition by Master Linclade whom saw that the only options could be to turn the Darth over to the Jedi Order or to kill him on the spot. After embarrassing negotiation, it was decided that Grehiko would remain within the confines of the settlement and that Linclade would join the powerbase in order to keep watch over him. All that could be done from now on was to search for furnishings for the new settlement......

### An Admiral's Shop

Heading to Nar Shaddaa with Linclade in order to buy some furnishings for the new base, Sharok'Vivi decided that the best place for their needs would be at the shop that had everything, and belonged to Imperial Admiral Kaaita Skirata Halles. During the brief visit to the shop, Sharok'Vivi bought several hundred thousands worth of items to be used as furnishings for the formerly abandoned outpost back on Tatooine. Within hours the pair were back on course for Tatooine, having stolen a certain pimp's star-ship in order to travel between the two planet, and had soon returned to the outpost where they would gather some people to help them decorate.

### Revenge and Redemption

Upon the same day two dealings with Sith had occured, one of which was with one such Darth Cord and another with the resident Darth Grehiko. Darth Cord first appeared in the stronghold claiming to have an offer that Sharok'Vivi could not refuse, one which Sharok'Vivi did not refuse. Later, however, Grehiko approached Sharok'Vivi with somewhat a change of heart; requesting to join the powerbase, Grehiko was accepted by Sharok'Vivi and thanked to some degree.

Now all that remained was for a plan to fall into place.....

### Defectors

On the same day as Darth Cord's arrival, four Imperial defectors were brought to the powerbase by the Jedi Master Linclade. These survivors were said to have been wandering the desert and as such were seemingly on the run from somebody or something. Within a few hours of their arrival, Sharok'Vivi was soon to learn their names: Vessik Klassa, Kaaita Skirata Halles, Mayreri Velandri, and Avrin Halles. One of these names he recognised, yet he could not exactly recall from where.

## Personality

Sharok'Vivi is a person of shy nature, yet his beliefs are rather bold although he will rarely share them with other people. Finding it difficult to speak to anyone apart from those whom he regards to be close to him, leading is certainly a terrifying prospect for him and as such he used to require a representative to speak on his behalf when important matters were discussed in front of the entire power-base or groups of people that he was uncomfortable around.

Wishing not to impose himself on anyone, he will rarely approach and will often spend his time saying very little for the fear of people judging him and the way that he is. Also, he will often become lost in thought while trying to distract himself from the fear of talking to someone, should he be doing so.

Kind and compassionate, Sharok'Vivi will try to speak to those that address him yet will almost always come over all shy and become somewhat awkward. Although he did enjoy the company of other people, his tendency to say very little may provide the opposite image to people, and at times he may find himself unaware of what to do with himself in certain social situations.

Despite his kind and compassionate nature, he may be viewed as some what of a Grey Jedi as in the end he may commit acts that are for the long term benefit. In the past some of his actions had been atrocious, although they still provided the long term benefit that was needed in the different situations.

Due to the absence of Isakale Sunburris as his former representative, Sharok'Vivi was required to become more open to talking to people himself and as such he had become slightly less shy and more willing to talk to people, although would still not approach people and act in an extroverted manner.

## Skills and Weaknesses (Feats)

### Lightsaber Combat

Sharok'Vivi is an apt duelist, proficient in Forms 1, 2, 3 and 5 of lightsaber combat. He will often switch between these forms mid combat, and relies on his abilities to bolster himself with the Force before he begins to use Form 5. His combat style usually follows Form 3 first as he draws in energy from around him, and then he would often turn to Form 2 when he views that he as absorbed enough energy to be able to stand against the opponent in a proper duel. Once however, he has absorbed and re-channeled enough of the force energy around him, he will suddenly use all of this energy to greatly bolster his own physical strength and mount powerful counter attacks using the Offensive techniques of Form 5.

### The Force

Sharok'Vivi is also highly proficient in the use of the Force, after years of studying and honing his powers. Able to use abilities such as Tutaminis and Force Shielding, Sharok'Vivi often uses the Force in a defensive manner although will if necessary use pushes and telekinetic throws in order to defeat his opponent.

### Agility

Being a Mirialan, Sharok'Vivi shows natural agility and this is also enhanced by his naturally small form. Able to use this to aid him in the evasion of attacks and other signs of danger, Sharok'Vivi is quick on his feet when it is necessary.

### Cripplingly Shy

Sharok'Vivi is incredibly shy, and as a result has a very hard time communicating effectively with people in person. This can seriously mess up attempts at Mind Control or Mind Tricks should he be too shy to try to impose himself on someone as to dominate their mind with the Force.

### Physically Weak

Sharok'Vivi has a rather small form, and as such has always been naturally weak in physical strength; providing several issues in being able to fight back at the start of a lightsaber duel, and meaning that in hand to hand combat he often stands no chance against anyone.

### Distracted

Sharok'Vivi can also lose concentration in one or two forms, either when speaking to other people and becoming overly nervous of communicating with them or when situations escalate to a point where many people are put on stake by his actions. While the latter of the two is on rare occasions, within the former of the two scenarios Sharok'Vivi can become almost oblivious to all that happens around him. While doing this however, he subconsciously reaches out with the Force to alert himself should any true danger appear before him.

### Through the Living Force

After abandoning his studies of, and rarely making use of, the Unifying Force Sharok'Vivi ignored any visions that the force would grant to him, and as such would fail to foresee an attack heading his way before it happens but despite this he can sense the movement of the individual(s) and use it to influence how he fights. However, because of this, Sharok'Vivi became much more attuned to the Living Force and through this can easily make use of enhanced forms of Life Detection through the Force.

### No Energy?

One of the most dependent factors of Sharok'Vivi's combat style is the use of Tutaminis to absorb the energy radiating around him, however should his enemy be neither force sensitive nor use a weapon that utilities any form of energy he may struggle greatly in combat with them. For instance, this applies to mercenaries that wield vibroblades or slug-type weaponry.

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## Views

### The Jedi

Sharok'Vivi abandoned the Jedi Order after the death of Hes, and ever since has continued to disagree with their basic principles. While he still uses the title for purposes such as permissions, he takes no pleasure in calling himself it nor hearing when others do. To begin with, he viewed the Jedi giving up everything material as obsessive and pointless. To become a vessel of the Force's will was to give up everything, yet he wished not to serve such a power. To him, as long as one could control their attachments and feelings then they should be allowed to have them. Also, he viewed a Jedi sacrificing their life for another as stupid and a result of giving up everything else. To do this may be to leave the Jedi without one more in a time of crisis or need, and as such he would never sacrifice himself for something small. What is the point of living should you have nothing? A Jedi should be able to enjoy life as everyone else does, to show true control is not to hold emotions at arms length yet to use them in a productive manner when needed.

### The Will of The Force and Mirialan Destiny

Sharok'Vivi also dropped belief in The Will of The Force and joint Mirialan destiny. This lead him to stop delving into the Unifying Force during meditations, and to become more grey regarding his actions. He viewed both as restricting, and to focus on them for too long can take away from the focus one needs to assess a situation at hand and act for the greater good. The Will of The Force provided only one of many possible futures, and such could mislead an individual as it did his padawan, Hes, and due to this he would not teach his future padawan's much about the Unifying Force. Despite this, after the death of his master and padawan, Sharok'Vivi has grown cautious as to whether or not the joint destiny of Mirialans truly exists. Although should he make another action that may be seen as a danger to the joint destiny of his race, he feels that the Force may choose to punish him and those he cares about instead of just another Mirialan should it be able to at all.

## Relations

### Khomin Coven

Khomin is one of the people whom Sharok'Vivi considers to be a best friend. Enjoying the Cathar's positive outlook on life and everything around him, he sees Khomin as a competent but at times confused individual that certainly knows how to enjoy himself.

### Isakale Sunburris

Another one of Sharok'Vivi's best friends, and his representative within the powerbase. Seeing Isakale as wild and unpredictable, he enjoys her company although at times can find her embarrassing or even irresponsible. Regardless, he greatly enjoys her company.

After hearing that Isakale would be staying on Coruscant after the attack, Sharok'Vivi knew that he would greatly miss her and would need to be in search of a new representative.

### Geralt-sky Halles

Unsure on how to act around this Jedi, Sharok'Vivi sees Geralt-sky as a compassionate individual and one who enjoys life as it is. Still nervous around Geralt-sky, he hopes that one day he will be able to feel the confidence to speak to him as he does Khomin and Isakale for to Sharok'Vivi he seems like a great guy.

After see him once again on Coruscant, Sharok'Vivi is gradually getting to see what sort of a man Geralt-sky is. While still nervous, he can take the occasional conversation with him before coming over all shy.

Sharok'Vivi rarely saw much of Geralt-sky after the movement to Tatooine and as such had not the time to try and speak to him.

### Aihharev Or

From the very first time Sharok'Vivi met this Twi'lek, he can barely see past the intimidating front of Aihharev Or. At times he sees the as judgmental and is nervous that he may also complain about him, thus Sharok'Vivi tries to make his lessons as informative as possible. While finding it hard to speak to this intimidating individual, he sees that he has to if things are to get better and makes every effort to ensure that he speaks freely with Aihharev and looks at him when addressing him.

While he finds it hard to ignore the scary nature of Aihharev, Sharok'Vivi views him as competent and willing to learn more. However, he doesn't agree with the padawan's cold outlook as such a thing may lose one the respect of another being.

Sharok'Vivi wanted to get the best first impression when giving his padawan his first lesson, and feared that he may have droned on too much or imposed his opinions onto the young mind more than he should have done.

### Darth Grehiko

Sharok'Vivi knows very little about Darth Grehiko, and was very wary upon first meeting him. For a Darth he seemed marginally fair in their brief conversation, yet earned Sharok'Vivi's disapproval in his attempted manipulation of Sharok'Vivi to make him kill him.

During their duel on Alderaan, he faced not only a Sith Lord but his own nerves as he put in all of his effort to try and defeat the Darth without looking too bold or outgoing, and due to this at times he would falter in combat and make a mistake somewhere.

After Darth Grehiko was faced with the problem of having to stay within the perimeter of the powerbase's new outpost Sharok'Vivi tried to show him as much decency as possible, treating the Darth as more of a guest than a hostage.

When Grehiko decided to join the powerbase Sharok'Vivi was appreciative in a manner that he could not describe, and also somewhat astounded by the notion.

### Siviala L'kor

When Sharok'Vivi first met Siviala at her knighting ceremony, he could tell that she was the nervous sort. Trying to show as much kindness as he usually does, he knighted her and then left the room without getting to properly know anything more than her name.

The second time he met Siviala properly was during an issue in the local cantina, The Dealer's Den. Willingly communicating with her through the Force, he trusted that she would be able to do that which he asked of her, and that she could. When he returned from the police station, he received a friendly welcoming from her and upon seeing her nervous outburst was at first concerned about her well-being. After following her and trying to comfort her, he discovered the reason for her nervous nature and from then on would seek to help her overcome such an issue, seeing some of himself in her.

After returning Siviala's lightsaber to her, he was pleased when she thanked him for keeping it safe and in good condition.

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## Facts and Trivia

* Sharok'Vivi's name is the conjoined names of himself and a twin sibling whom died during childbirth.
* Some time in his life, although he cannot remember when or how, was spent on Dantooine.
* When he meditates, he does not delve into the Unifying Force but instead spends his time daydreaming over various trivial matters.
* Is fluent in Galactic Basic and Sirasielic.
* Wears his fringe how he does simply because he likes it like that, and it's the one thing he won't let people tell him otherwise about.
* Used to wield his old master's lightsaber, which contained a bright white crystal when it was given to him. Now however he carries around a blade forged for him by Siviala L'kor.
* Is proficient in Form 1, Form 2, Form 3, and both Form V versions of lightsaber combat.
* Doesn't understand the expression: "Wrench-jockey".
* Sharok'Vivi is a homosexual.
* He cannot pronounce the expletive: "Pfassk".
* Always wears gloves as to hide that he had no tattoos on his hands, which makes him culturally worthless.