Project Tuwûiuruzi

[Emlar Racta]

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PROJECT Tuwûiuruzi

A Korribani estate that has been reclaimed for House Horuset and restored. It belonged once to Sith Lord Dratsari.

Situated at the edge of one of the desert valleys, these grounds are a veritable fortress, designed to harbour an entire bloodline of Sith. Out front are the beast pens and slave quarters. Ahead near the periphery lay an armory along with a barracks - ancient weaponry and tools were once stored inside. A training chamber and a battle circle once used by Massassi warriors remains on site for the present and future generations of Sith to train and duel upon.

Across from it is another entrance that connects to a tumulus, housing the estate crypt. An ossuary and sepulchre remain intact within, if significantly weathered over the ages. Access remains restricted.

Within the main building the chambers split off. Long stone halls connect adjoined floors, with several different rooms on offer. Personal chambers, with one grander in particular belonging to Lord Dratsari. A grand war-axe and battle sword remained attached to the war, likely former prized weapons turned into ornamental and sentimental heirlooms. They have since been moved to the Preserver vaults. The room is large enough to have been fit for more than one person: a partner and children were likely considered.

Leading down from it is a great hall, long tables and old appliances indicate it once facilitated great feasts and gatherings.
The rest of the remaining rooms are to be segregated into a prayer room, with small shrines depicting two figures. Zyantha and Mekhath. A testament to Lord Dratsari's favouritism of our warrior-kin.
The last room is a restored archive. Its contents of old no longer remain, but the opportunity remains for these to be adorned with knowledge once more.

The estate remains under the watch and guard of Horuset forces. Access to its grounds are freely permitted to members of the Powerbase.

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Signed,

Emlar Racta
Sith Apprentice to Lord Hazlem,
Pentarch's Voice