Difference between revisions of "Delirion"

"Delirion always had been taken in by distractions. Sometimes, Hob wondered if she was less physical and more hauntingly spiritual than even she guessed. Certainly, she appeared that way- empty and sighing in her own deluded darknesses."

―Evil Hobgoblin

The character as such was an oddity, seemingly more ethereal at times than a substantial human being, always more inclined to listen to her own self-delusions than to believe in what is truly happening around her. Nya never acknowledged others' authority well, and was a severe loner - her skills and imperfections made it necessary to her not to seek training from others - instead she learned everything she could by trial-and-error, which had not been an easy path but at least, after years, a successful one. Were she to stand against another Force User on one of her better days, she would have been a match for a Sith Lord - or Jedi Master.

Delirion of the Black Hand

Unwittingly she seals her fate by accidentally killing her own parents in the process - an act which Brandl/Belarq sees this as her initiation to her “apprenticeship” with him. Under his tutelage she learns much about the Force and even more about the Dark Side of it, remaining, however, a mediocre student when it comes to using any of its power. One day she manages to get away from him by denunciating him to the Emperor’s Jedi Hunters, and witnesses him being murdered in cold blood.

Out in the Galaxy, she quickly learns of others like her and seeks to join the Sith Order. During a training session she assaults her new master and gets thrown out again - it becomes apparent that the spirit of Adalric Brandl manifested itself in her mind and is now trying to destroy her. Forced out on her own, she retreats to Bast Castle on Vjun and is more or less run over by a group of Dark Jedi who want to take over the castle as their headquarter. She joins them and they create the cult of the Black Hand, a thorn in the eye of both Sith and Jedi. In the months to follow, Nya learns to live with both her resident evil spirit and her growing skills and power over the Force, training herself and eventually finding the means to rid herself of Adalric’s spirit and becoming a more formidable Dark Jedi.