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Darth Maul's Cult

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This is about the extremely infamous sith apprentice Darth Maul and what led to his demise. In the beginning, Darth Sidious Found a Zabrak powerful in the dark side of the force within the ranks of the cult the night sister order a cult. This Zabrak happened to be Kras one of the two sons of the cult leader the powerful Mother Talson. Darth Sidious took Kras giving him the formal sith name Darth Maul which fulfilled Darth Bane’s rule of two. Maul over the years received intense training from Sidious. For example, he was put through an extremely rigorous physical combat and mental training regime. As a result Maul was a mater duelist and in perfect physical condition by age nineteen. Maul also became the perfect lapdog

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