I would have to contest against Sirena being a Sith Master. She is still Darth Sadis's apprentice, and thus she should be aptly named a Sith Apprentice. I know you resumed control of Sadis, but I don't think Sirena would have had enough Sith training to be considered a Master at this point.
Of course, if you have a valid, legitimate reason for naming her a Sith Master, by all means, speak it. --Cadden Blackthorne 21:02, 30 August 2007 (UTC)
How about I just say its my character and I can do as I please with it? --Halcyon508
- You know, this is really starting to piss me off. All I asked for is a simple explanation. What's so hard about that? You two are reminding me why I prefer to write stories alone. Sorry if that hurts your feelings, but quite frankly, you two are being very rude in this. I was being nice, Hal... I don't mind if she is declared a Sith Master... but it's the master's decision when the student is ready to become the master, not vice-versa. Unless, of course, in this instance, the student kills the master, in which case the student earns the right to become master.
But, you know what? Whatever. You said so yourself - it's your character. Nevermind the fact it's my story. Nevermind the fact you said you didn't want to take center stage in all this. Nevermind the fact that, ultimately, Ilan is all the other members of the Brotherhood's master, due to being the most powerful in the Brotherhood. And heaven forbid I want to play by the rules so that, when the story takes its full swing, we don't have the boards as a whole coming down on us 'cause we're not "playing fair". Do whatever you want; I don't care anymore. --Cadden Blackthorne 15:58, 31 August 2007 (UTC)
- I'm the one being rude?! Whatever, Cadden. --Cazzik
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I don't mean to be picky or anything, Hal... but I do believe Sirena has a twin. --Cadden Blackthorne 13:23, 2 October 2007 (UTC)
Didn't realise until after you said this! But I'll wait for Cazzik to tell me if he minds or not. I'll change it if he does. --Halcyon508