- "As you command, Prophet."
- — Musa’krish to Sivter
Musa’krish was considered to be the leader (otherwise known as the Prophet of the Void) of the Charon Cult of Death during the War of Darkness. He was large even for a Charon, reaching a towering height of 3 meters. Musa’krish gained his position following the demise of the previous Prophet, Ber'asco, who died during a battle on Stronghold in 3 ABY. He retained this position until the Darksider, Sivter, arrived in Otherspace and claimed to be the prophesized figure known as the Final Prophet of the Void in 17 ABY.
Although Musa’krish was rightfully skeptical about how a non-Charon could be the Final Prophet, Sivter managed to convince him by delivering the head of the Illuminated One and announcing that the Cult of Light, an aberrant Charon organization, had been eliminated. Sivter then removed the last of Musa’krish’s doubts by crushing a Charon soldier with nothing more than the Dark Side to demonstrate his power. Musa’krish, sufficiently impressed that this outsider had not only managed to travel to Otherspace, but also had the power to destroy the Illuminated One, declared to his people that Sivter truly was the Final Prophet.
Sivter managed to further live up to his claims by outfitting the Charon ships with a device known as an Otherdrive, which allowed the Charon to finally cross the barrier from Otherspace into Realspace without issue. Unbeknownst to him, Musa’krish became another unwitting pawn in Sivter’s bid to change the galaxy through the War of Darkness, little realizing the Sivter was only using the Charon for his own ends until he no longer needed them.
Musa’krish served Sivter loyally through much of the War of Darkness, but he would finally grow tired of taking orders from his Final Prophet during the Battle of Mon Calamari. His desire to maximize the number of deaths on the battlefield overshadowed the oath of loyalty he had sworn and he started to ignore the orders given to him. For this, Sivter had Musa’krish destroyed by his replacement - the comparably ignorant warlord Thy'lok.