Personal Studies: House Saltaeon

[Joslae]

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"It has been a long time since I have last delved into the lore of my ancestors. A long time indeed. I've changed since then, my grip on the title of Lord of the Sith is solid, my house reaches far and my wrath is unquestionable. And I have taken a husband. Sith Tarimra, or Valeus Vexal Horuset now bears my name as his. Horuset and Saltaeon, joined by ancient ceremony. Although one surprise that came during the ceremony came from one unexpected, Sith Zarchas, he had revealed to my some secrets of my ancestors even I did not know."

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I was raised as a child on stories of Lord Yhaori Saltaeon, one of my ancestors some several centuries ago. THe acounts are difficulty to understand, but he likely predated the Jen'jidai. Often put on a pedestal as the best of us, a conqueror and leader who stood at the head of Saltaeon as dozens of factions warred across Korriban and other worlds in the Caldera; stories of him slaying a thousand foes in single combat, challenging Dathka Graush for the title of Sith'ari, an alchemist without peer that contained beasts escaping the Valley of the Dead. All the stories ended in the same way, Yhaori vanish from known history, and soon myths grew about that as well. I remember one that said he lost to a Dwomutsisqa and was forcefully pulled from this world into some other netherworld or hell.

But Sith Zarchas found something, a hint of what happened. A tomb bearing the name of Dharkan, it seemed to fit the time period of Yhaori as well as other names that seemed linked to him: Artion and Zyakir. Of all those names, only Zyakir remains as a Sith House, though of incredibly little not in the Empire. Inside the tomb of Dharkan there were traps and apparitions, but also a story told through illusions. It painted a picture of Yhaori as a ruthless tyrant who ruled those under him with fear, death, and fire. A warrior of note in his age, he fought with a Massassi Lanvarok and in a suit of Sith Steel armour, painting a picture similar to the early kings of ages past. Yhaori fought with Zyakir at his side against Dharkan and Artion, conquest seemed inevitable. Zyakir would however betray Yhaori, picking him apart with his enemies, and his body was divided and taken as trophies. In the tomb of Zyakir, the illusions seemed to be boasting of this great victory, she had kept his weapon and a single piece of his armour. Though now both have been returned to me, and new questions are raised: was this the true fate of Yhaori? And where is the rest of his body and equipment? Perhaps the modern remnants of Zyakir are owed a visit. New items to study, new avenues to explore, new history to learn."

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