#post 65

“That’s what I said.”

“Tru was wounded, I was helping him, and Darra had to face off against a dozen droids, but everything was under control?”

“Obviously I made the right call,” Anakin said, gesturing at the fallen droids.

“And you were only thinking of the mission, of course,” Ferus said.

Okay so, the more complex explanation is that Void Shade is filled with only Void and Soul. Both Void and Soul have their own reservoir of intent, and when they interact in a very specific ratio, the process lets Shade have both intent and power. (Also another reason they are constantly ‘purring’ or buzzing) The most important part of this though is that Soul is what’s giving Shade personality. Void has a personality, but it does not allow Shade to access this, so Soul is what’s driving Shade personality wise, while Void is driving Shade form wise. Both give Shade power and intent. Though Void is giving more power then Soul.

Now, Shade’s a pretty neat dude, but they are technically unstable, stable enough to stay together, but still unstable. Which is why lifeblood, once brought into the equation, can cause so much havoc.

See, Lifeblood is a simple thing. It can only really do one task at a time, but if you assign multiple factions of it to different tasks, then put those factions together, it can become a powerful life giving force. Lifeblood Core serves to give Shade power and intent. Lifeblood Heart gives Shade personality, and Joni’s blessing gives Shade the ability to have form. All of these would be very nice and useful, were it not for the presence of Void and Soul. The intent inside Void and Soul insures that both have the will to live, so when the presence of lifeblood threatens their ability to live, they respond negatively.

Dessin d'observation réalisé en 10 minutes aux crayons de pastel sec de façade d'immeuble depuis mon salon avec ma fenêtre à mi-distance.

J'ai ici travaillé la profondeur entre les différents plans et les ombres.