Kylo Ren (
forcefullyunstable) wrote in
driftfleet2016-09-11 02:00 pm
Dramatic Entry
Who: Kylo Ren and... OTA
Broadcast: entire fleet
Action: Marsiva
When: today
Video Broadcast:
The cameras were undoubtedly broadcasting this dramatic arrival to the galaxy. In addition to the open network feed aboard the Marsiva, Kylo's personal communicator got switched on - offering a Blair Witch-style view of a ratings-boosting scuffle.
He was supposed to wake up on the hospitality deck. But Force have mercy, Kylo came to while the robotic assistants were patching up the injuries he sustained on Starkiller Base. Of course, that's when the fight began. Sparks flew. Weapons were improvised. Panicked screams of "what have you done to me?" echoed in the medbay. There was so much going on that words were hard to make out, but some likely heard "I will not be captured by the Resistance!" or "Give me back my lightsaber!" That alone was enough context for some to know exactly who had just arrived in the fleet.
Eventually, though, the robots won. Kylo Ren was sedated again. His injuries were repaired as quickly as possible (they would scar), and he was left to wake up - not in a comfortable bunk, but on the floor of a locked and heavily-barricaded supply closet.
Action:
If anyone is interested in wandering by in person, the closet has a window to the hallway. Be prepared to be greeted by sights and sounds of someone throwing a temper tantrum at the metal walls with whatever janitorial supplies the robots keep in there.
As a joke, there's also a sign hanging from the knob that says 'Don't Feed the Bears.'
If you'd rather send Kylo Ren a message, his communicator is still on and broadcasting. As enraged as he is, he hasn't even noticed that it's there.
Broadcast: entire fleet
Action: Marsiva
When: today
Video Broadcast:
The cameras were undoubtedly broadcasting this dramatic arrival to the galaxy. In addition to the open network feed aboard the Marsiva, Kylo's personal communicator got switched on - offering a Blair Witch-style view of a ratings-boosting scuffle.
He was supposed to wake up on the hospitality deck. But Force have mercy, Kylo came to while the robotic assistants were patching up the injuries he sustained on Starkiller Base. Of course, that's when the fight began. Sparks flew. Weapons were improvised. Panicked screams of "what have you done to me?" echoed in the medbay. There was so much going on that words were hard to make out, but some likely heard "I will not be captured by the Resistance!" or "Give me back my lightsaber!" That alone was enough context for some to know exactly who had just arrived in the fleet.
Eventually, though, the robots won. Kylo Ren was sedated again. His injuries were repaired as quickly as possible (they would scar), and he was left to wake up - not in a comfortable bunk, but on the floor of a locked and heavily-barricaded supply closet.
Action:
If anyone is interested in wandering by in person, the closet has a window to the hallway. Be prepared to be greeted by sights and sounds of someone throwing a temper tantrum at the metal walls with whatever janitorial supplies the robots keep in there.
As a joke, there's also a sign hanging from the knob that says 'Don't Feed the Bears.'
If you'd rather send Kylo Ren a message, his communicator is still on and broadcasting. As enraged as he is, he hasn't even noticed that it's there.

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"If you know Hux, then you know very well that I'll calm myself when I'm good and ready!"
Kylo didn't take kindly to being backed into a corner. Or a locked supply closet.
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(He knows about losing control and giving into rage and madness.)
Take a deep breath, child.
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That was about as deep of a breath as anyone was going to get.
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(That is a solemn promise.)
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"I am the Master of the Knights of Ren and Commander of the First Order. If they incur my wrath, they brought it upon themselves!"
...So the answer to that first question is probably 'No.' Unless it involved a direct order from the Supreme Leader himself.
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When you're used to being able to bend the laws of physics with your mind, and suddenly you find yourself in the hands of strange robots, captive on a ship you don't recognize, completely unable to affect anything, desperation overpowers rational thinking fairly quickly. When Kylo Ren is later freed, when panic finally subsides, these two might actually get along.
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Exhaustion would be the most welcome reprieve.
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Loud crashing sounds could be heard as Kylo demolished something else in that tiny enclosed space. He would tire himself out eventually.
"So what the hell do you do? Meditate? Equally frustrating in here, if you're wondering."
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"Jedi do that too. For what it's worth."
The dismissal wasn't purely out of spite. It had the tone of someone who had done it, wasn't very good at it, and was embarrassed that they weren't very good at it.
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Do you not approve of Jedi?
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"The Jedi are enemies of the First Order! They will all die at my hand!"