10-10-2015, 10:18 PM
Kopaka walked solemnly out of the main Coruscant gate and gazed down at the EPD regalia that he still wore. Lieutenant Brath had indicated that the Empire and Camelot had a hostile relationship, and that the Toa should not reveal his allegiance to the Empire until he had won, if such a miracle were to occur. The biomech turned to one of the stormtrooper guards at the threshold of the black steel gate and handed over the shoulder pad and ID tags.
"Please send these back to EPD headquarters, if you are able. I must appear to be a neutral party for the time being." Kopaka said, walking away without bothering to see or hear if the trooper would comply. Such trivialities were beneath the Toa's concern.
As usual, the bright white expanse of The Nexus was soothing to Kopaka's calm sensibilities. The landscape, almost totally devoid of color and bright as a star was rather reminiscent of the snowy drifts that Kopaka preferred as his usual climes. Still, it wasn't nearly as cold as the Toa would have preferred, so the illusion of being home was far from perfect.
The Akaku granted Kopaka the ability to see far into the distance, so locating the gate to Camelot was simple. It was also easy to spot the multitude of other individuals who were slowly filing into the stone aperture. It was more Primes that Kopaka could have possibly assumed existed within the Omniverse, but then again, based on his research within the Great Library, the Omniverse had been enslaving outsiders to its routine for over a decade at this point.
In time, Kopaka drew near to the arch of cleanly hewn rock and smirked idly to himself behind his mask. Pohatu and Onua would have had a fit trying to decide whether the gate was more an example of the Stone or the Earth elements. It was these small recollections and external associations that kept Kopaka's spirits up as he traversed this deeply foreign place. At least there was a much more natural feeling to this area than that of Coruscant, were almost nothing was natural or untouched by the ways of sentient beings. Steeling himself for the unexpected, Kopaka silently stepped through into the swirling light...
"Please send these back to EPD headquarters, if you are able. I must appear to be a neutral party for the time being." Kopaka said, walking away without bothering to see or hear if the trooper would comply. Such trivialities were beneath the Toa's concern.
As usual, the bright white expanse of The Nexus was soothing to Kopaka's calm sensibilities. The landscape, almost totally devoid of color and bright as a star was rather reminiscent of the snowy drifts that Kopaka preferred as his usual climes. Still, it wasn't nearly as cold as the Toa would have preferred, so the illusion of being home was far from perfect.
The Akaku granted Kopaka the ability to see far into the distance, so locating the gate to Camelot was simple. It was also easy to spot the multitude of other individuals who were slowly filing into the stone aperture. It was more Primes that Kopaka could have possibly assumed existed within the Omniverse, but then again, based on his research within the Great Library, the Omniverse had been enslaving outsiders to its routine for over a decade at this point.
In time, Kopaka drew near to the arch of cleanly hewn rock and smirked idly to himself behind his mask. Pohatu and Onua would have had a fit trying to decide whether the gate was more an example of the Stone or the Earth elements. It was these small recollections and external associations that kept Kopaka's spirits up as he traversed this deeply foreign place. At least there was a much more natural feeling to this area than that of Coruscant, were almost nothing was natural or untouched by the ways of sentient beings. Steeling himself for the unexpected, Kopaka silently stepped through into the swirling light...
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