He makes note of that. "What in particular is typical of the time period?" he wonders.

Occlus has a whole explanation, including helpful reference holos.

Best Sith.

She is, isn't she.

Into the tomb. It's dark.

Drellick brought glowrods!

Glowrods! So it's no longer dark. What's it like?

A small entryway. Carved frescoes on the wall depict what must be scenes from Kressh's early life; birth, childhood, training.

Self-centred much?

(...what was it like?)

Seems fairly typical for what he'd expect of a Sith. Maybe a little exaggerated.

So probably terrible and abusive.

That's what the outside view looks like.

Yeah yeah he's aware. He's also correct.

"Observations?"

"I think our conversation about what Sith training looks like from the outside pretty much covers everything. Although I doubt that painting's true."

"Hyperbole is common. As we progress further, more of his life will be depicted. You may expect that triumphs are exaggerated and defeats are downplayed or omitted."

"Mmhm."

To the next room! More wall-paintings and various boxes and statuary.

Ooh what's in the boxes?

Looks like... miscellaneous junk.

Oh. Boring.

The tomb's been unsealed for a while, at this point. Hardly surprising that the really good stuff's been carted off already.

Still worth looking.

It seems like the accumulated detritus of a lifetime. The most interesting thing is probably an ancient blaster, long since drained of charge and with a crack running down the barrel.

Wow. So amazingly boring.

He wonders if there's anything more interesting Forcewise here.

Not in this room. It's basically the same low-grade malice as everywhere else on this planet.