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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 7:33 pm
Nar Shaddaa - Streets
Sahomet watched as the crowds of people made holes around the mountain of armor, the alien could care less about them he had his targets. 'Padawan or master, the more of them I find the better.' he thought slinging his rifle over his shoulder as he leaned against a building allowing his passive scanning system in his helmet to scan everyone in his line of sight, an air of silence falling around him only interrupted by the soft hum of his air filters at work. 'Just the common people of this damned moon.' with a quiet growl he began to walk again eyes regarding everyone with suspicion 'If I was a jedi where would I go on this moon? An orphanage? Casino? No they are goody tu shoes..." he mumbled as he continued down the street.
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:42 pm
Nar Shaddaa - The Rusty Blaster Cantina
Sir, please there's no need for violence. I was just looking for information.
Not wanting to attract too much attention, she continued to play her role as the merchant's daughter.Grasping his arm, Elyria quickly brushed aside the blaster pointed at her head
My father had hired Riso to bring home a treasure and we have not heard from him. This kind gentleman appeared to be a Bounty Hunter - I thought he might be able to help me locate the man. Please put away your weapon. My father is quite wealthy and would pay a high price for return of our prize and capture of Mr. Riso. Perhaps you would be interested?
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:57 pm
Nar Shaddaa - Jedi Cruiser
Jri-den stopped his meditation and looked over at the young girl. "I'm sorry to hear that... I'm sure he was a fine Je'daii Master and a great mentor. I am here should you need someone to talk to..." Instantly, Jri-den regretted saying so, but it would have only been all too rude and cruel to take back what he said. He just wasn't sure what he could say. He wasn't much of a talker...
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 12:15 am
Cari silently gazes over to the other padawan; her expression calm and happy as she replies innocently.
"I know you are not a master, but how kindly you said that reflects on how mature you really are. I call everyone who is older than me Master. Your really kind by wanting to be here for me. Thank you, umm what was your name again? Mine is Cari Kohai." She gives him a big smile, "it's been awhile since I last had a friend."
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 9:00 am
Meanwhile- Mustafar 6 years ago.
Jayul sat in the meditation chamber, he had been sitting there for seven days now. His first trial was almost over. He sat on a strange platform, the entire surface of which was covered in large dull spikes. These spikes broke his flesh on day four, by now he was anchored to the mat through the dried crust of blood. Hunger was the first to fade, fatigue wore itself out, even pain eventually became bearable; but the thirst never once left his side. He sat in silence, beads of sweat dripping down the 12 year old's forehead. He focused on that pinprick of light in the back of his head. His connection to the force was all that sustained him in the darkness. He held onto it, and thought only of it; the force was his escape from the torture of his trial. Finally it ended, the doors to the chamber slid open and three robed and hooded men entered. They approached Jayul and watched him for a moment. Finally the man in the center, who wore the most ornaments upon his robes, spoke. "Rise vessel, the trial is over and it is time to begin your training."
Jayul was beyond exhausted, but the "Lords" demanded it. Slowly he rose to his feet, dried blood crackled as he tore open old wounds to peel himself off the mat. Gritting his teeth the young Zabrak walked towards his Lords and followed them as they led him from the room. He made no face, nor did he show any signs of the pain that had returned to him, doing so would have resulted in more beatings. He was guided to a cavernous room that had been added to the temple they resided in. In this room, a band of mercenaries stood around a table eating, drinking, and laughing. When his Lords deposited Jayul in the room they set a crude training saber at his feet. "These men are here to kill you vessel. Go stop them, you must not allow them to harm the Mauler's vessel."
Without question Jayul picked up the saber. It snapped to life with a hiss. The blade crackled and stuttered slightly; it was nearly out of power, and hundreds of years old. There are few words that can describe the sight of a bloody 12 year old Zabrak going into battle. The mercenaries, who had been hired under the guise of joining a robbery, were surprised by the sudden attack. Jayul pulled on that light within him. The dark heat filled his body and gave his fatigued form strength.
He reached the first mercenary and struck him in the back of the neck. The blade was faulty and had little effect on the armor on his back. He turned and struck Jayul in one motion with the back of his hand. The boy was knocked away, and thinking it to be a joke, the mercenary began to chortle boisterously. Jayul rushed again, this time striking the saber against the mercenary's throat. It doubled him over, and Jaylu pulled a vibroblade dagger from the man's belt. Turning he buried the blade into the mans back where he faced the other two mercenaries. The leader lifted a heavy blaster and fired. Jayul was already gone, he leaped into the air avoiding the blast, and came down on top of the other merc. His training saber burned a black scar of flesh through the mercenary's face. A second blast fired, it finished Jayul's job of killing the second merc, leaving only the heavy set leader.
"You damn kid! I don't care what this game is, you're dead! Then I'll be handling those cowards who hired us. No one tricks Durrsa the Mandalorian!" Now Durrsa was no Mandalorian. He was a human who stumbled across a set of armor and took it upon himself to assume the title. But the armor was real. "Hold still boy, this blaster'll finish you off, sides my armor impervious to Jedi lightsticks. You'll never take me down!"
Jayul would prove him wrong instantly. The Zabrak slid under Durrsa's legs and kicked his knees out from under him. Despite his wounds Jayul moves quickly. He kicked the blaster away from Durssa and pressed the emitter end of the lightsaber hilt against the mercenary's mouth. The child's voice was cold as ice. "Your mouth should have had it's own armor." The sound of a faulty training saber igniting was the last sound that Durssa heard. A blaster bolt hit Jayul in the back and he was knocked unconscious.
Behind him the three robed men stood, a blaster smoking in one's hand. "It seems you are right Huurgen, the vessel is ready for the next step of training. Tomorrow he begins to construct his own lightsaber. I trust you secured the parts we need?"
"Yes m'Lord, but the crystal is flawed. It has no color, and I could not find a replacement."
"Imbecile! Never the less, the vessel is developing as planned. 12 years of work have proved fruitful, we are half done my followers. Our patients will be rewarded, for when we are done we will control the greatest weapon in the galaxy."
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 11:42 am
Coruscant - darkest alleyways, almost ground level
A muscular but slight of frame figure silently slips through the gloom and darkness around him in the depths of the Imperial city. The strange creatures that normally habit this dark place vanish at the site of him as he strolls in a brooding mood. The Force Aura around him is strong and it brings forth an evil feeling that is for some reason giving off a cold, calming sensation. Aurounus Rugaard is in deep thought during his nightly patrol and seems like he is not paying much attention to his whereabouts. As his thought processes come to an end, he finds himself at the bottom of a long tunnel. "I know this place..." He mutters to himself as he looks at the faint runic markings around the entrance. His wispering foice raises slightly in the from of a song spoken in a language lost trillions of millionia ago. With the song his body begins to move in an rythem that only he can hear and the well built frame draws simular runic markings on the ground nad in the air in front of him. As he is doing this the runes (or sigla as they were called in their time era) on the tunnel intrance begins to glow a combination of red and blue light. As the light appears Aurounus's solemn dance and singing cease and he enters the tunnel mouth. Upon entering hiden sigla on the walls and ceiling of the tunnel spring to life with their own eerie glow. He then follows the tunnel for several hundred feet in an almost straight upward ascent. Eventially the tunnel comes to an end with a door with more sigla on it. Instead of singing and dancing as he did with the entrance, Aurounus traces the sigla on the door and speaks the words in that same ancient toungue. As the sigla ignite, the door opens into a long forgotten and blocked off part of the Jedi temple. "Such a long time in being forgotten. I am glad I could once again claim the sight of fallen brethren. How they have lost all knowledge of the Old Ways. Choosing sides light and dark and straying from the one True Path." With his solitary words reverberating back at him, he carfully made his way around the eternal tombs and coffins of past family, allies, and even rivals. As he left the Chambers of The Fallen, Aurounus entered into still prestine and grand hallways held together by the sigla covering everything. After wandering and opening doors in the complex for several cycles, he emerged into an more known part of the temple. At least as it was known to the Jedi Council and Grand Master as the Old Library. Where scrolls and preserved parchments were kept during the first of the internal and external wars of oneself that was known as The Side Takings on days of old. With a swift galnce at his surroundings, Aurounus noticed that it had been sacked and pilfered in the long absence of his people. "AAHH! What a waste." He stated in exasperation as he hurredly shut the door seemlessly behind him. With a non-startled revelation, he could hear voices bouncing through the hallway corridors. Might as well meet them. He thought to himself as he followed the patrolling voices. After turning down several tunnels, he came upon two squads of Stormtroopers congregating together for a search meeting. After standing there for fifteen parsecs quietly studding them, they finally noticed his presence.
(Need some interaction please. I am good at setting it up but not so skilled in the conversational parts)
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 4:48 pm
Nar-Shaddaa
Jason sat in the cockpit of his ship he was headed for Nar-Shaddaa and he was slightly tired maybe ill stop at a place for a drink of water he thought to himself. As he approached orbit his ship shook slightly. He found a landing pad in a city and gently landed his ship. He looked at a bearded man and asked where the nearest cantina was. " its about a click away" said the bearded man as he walked toward his own ship. "Thank you" Jason said and walked away. Upon arrival at the Rusty blaster he sat down at booth and order a glass of water. he sensed some force sensitive beings near by but he continued to relax and drink his water.
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 5:25 pm
Nar Shaddaa - Ancient Akul
Without hesitation, A'kire stood up and made her way to the cockpit of the ship. She planned to spend as little time in the Jawa's presence as possible. His smart remark only irritated her further. She didn't believe a damn word Stokhli had said to both her and Davth. Something seemed strange and smelled heavily of a sorry a** excuse to save his own hide. She had waited to make any assumptions about Stokhli other than what she already had, but A'kire had a strong gut feeling. Her lekku twitching constantly confirmed her feeling. Each step closer to the cockpit sent thoughts racing.
That Jawa can't possibly want to keep the holocron just make credits off of it. He's force sensitive. Stupid f*cker probably has some pathetic temple he belongs to. He isn't a Sith. Not in the slightest, so that makes him Je'daii scum. That sand rat couldn't have come here on his own for no reason. Their nature is to salvage any piece of scrap droid, fix it up only so much and then jack up the price to sell to some unsuspecting fool!
The Twi'lek Sith toyed with her saber and vibrodagger for a bit before finally reaching the cockpit of the ship. As she stopped at the entrance, she noticed Davth in the pilot's seat buried deep in thought. She stood there silently for a few moments, reading the Togruta's body language, sensing that he too was having doubts. She smirked and gave a quick glance around to ensure Stokhli was not following before making her way to the one seat.
If I can get Davth to open up, we can both expose Stokhli for his pathetic lies. He's not a Sith like I am, but I don't get any hint that he's following that idiotic path at least not anymore. This one can be molded. He is still secretive, but when I am alone with him, his guard does falter. I will hold him in my grasp. I will sway him from what he believes. He will be born again as a dark side warrior, and it shall be my doing.
"You sent for someone to meet you, Davth? What do you need assistance with other than getting the dock officials to hurry up and let us leave? You seem like there's something important on your mind. Perhaps I can help. It already appears that you and I are on the same page. You might not realize it, but we think very much alike, you and I. It's comforting, really. I'm glad that I'm not alone in my hesitations with the Jawa. Something seems off about him. Am I right?"
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 7:29 pm
Nar Shaddaa - Ancient Akul
'It's not like you can just judge people not after what you...' his thought process was interrupted at the sound of A'kire's voice, with out a moments hesitation he plaster on a smile and looked over at the woman "I was hoping it would be you to join me in here. They seem to enjoy taking their time on this, its what you get when you pay hourly." with a quick shrug he was speaking again "The same page are we? Should I take it that means to expect a guest later on?" he winked and chuckled heartily.
Once he heard it was about the other companion his voice lowered "Ah so you have doubts about his story too. It is just strange to me that someone let him rent a ship, let alone let him return in so far from Tatooine. It is also a bit uncharacteristic for them to do anything else but scavenge the desert. I don't know really, he hasn't done anything to hinder our search yet. Just keep an eye on him for now?" He put his hand to the head piece around his left ear and sat silent for a moment "Akul you are free to depart." the voice said with a rather insincere tone "Well my dear it seems we have permission to depart. Care to help me get this bird into the sky?"
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 8:08 pm
Nar Shaddaa - Ancient Akul
"I'll be sure to do so. This whole holocron thing is beginning to strike me as some long-winded plot. Did you hear the tone of his voice when he came on board? Distinctly different from his usual tone while speaking basic. At least it wasn't the gibberish. I thought he said we would greet a ship full of nemiodians, not going to their planet. That just raises more issue with me since we could possibly wind up getting stuck on their ship. The way he talked about the Quarantine Gear raised red flags."
A'kire was glancing around the cockpit when Davth had mentioned the all clear from the dock workers. She breathed a sigh of relief and grinned. She had lived on Nar Shaddaa for a long while. It was her home. She knew everything about the moon, but she hated it with a passion. She was glad to be leaving.
Finally we're off that Dejarik board of a planet. Maybe once I take a shower, I'll have the stench of all that despair and desperation finally washed off. Now if only we could get the Jawa away from us before he stinks up the ship too.
A'kire glanced at Davth and grinned, cracking her knuckles and chuckling softly. It was a silly question to her, but she figured he wouldn't be the most experienced captain in the galaxy since he was now using his dead friend's ship.
"Of course I can help. There's a few things you learn from living on this moon and working with droids and that's how to pilot a ship. The controls don't look too complicated, so let's get out of here, shall we?"
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 8:30 pm
Nar Shadaa Ancient Akul - Space?
Davth nodded in silent agreement before gently tapping one of his montrals "These things do more that make me even taller and slightly more handsome my dear. Besides I just got this ship I have no intentions on being stranded on someone else ship."
'Well it looks like she either ignored your little quip, or she may just come bug you, best to keep somethings hidden for the time being, like whats rubbing against the inside of your boot for starters.'
He was sitting there looking at all the controls, sure he had started the ship up but flying her would be a new beast onto itself, luckily he wasn't staring blankly for long. "Be my guest." he said with a smile wrapping his hand around what he felt was a steering wheel. With a small smirk he awaited the departure.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:03 am
Nar Shadaa - Ancient Akul
Stokhli wasn't the least bit surprised as A'kire dashed out of the room. "what a surprise, ditch the little guy...." he mumbled, rolling his eyes with distaste. Grabbing his bags he walked over to the ships quarters, making sure to avoid the room that smelled like the twi'lek. " Hey! I'm going to set up my room! give me a shout when we leave orbit!" He chose one of the smaller rooms, taking care to make sure that i was close to the escape pods. he was usually one to give people the benefit of the doubt, but the overall atmosphere of the ship seemed... hostile. As he shut the door behind him he heaved a sigh of relief, and tossing his hat on the bed he started the task of replacing his body wraps, as well as replacing the microbe packets in his armor. He had been told his species scent was often a problem, and he wanted to avoid the usual first impression...
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:32 am
Nar Shaddaa- Screaming Pheonix
Kad sat in meditation until he was filled with the Force. He could easily sense Master Lowak in the cockpit, the 3 beings they were keeping an eye on, the dark presence heading for Master Stone. He was able to feel it all with the Force. As he sanke deeper into the Force he allowed himself to rise from his sitting position and grabbed his floating lightsabers. Kad proceeded to run through the various forms of lightsaber technique. He felt more at peace in the motion of combat, with the Force flowing through him and guiding him he meditated in motion. Here this way he found his center.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 11:02 am
Nar Shaddaa - Ancient Akul
A'kire nodded and began warming up the navigation compter, checking to make sure all levels and systems were operating at peak preformance. The hum of the navi computer filled the cockpit as the Twi'lek smiled. Everything seemed to be in perfect working order. Now they could finally leave.
"Sounds and looks perfect to me, so whenever you're ready, let's get out of here and fast. Do you have the coordinated from the Jawa programmed in?"
She turned in her seat, remembering that she remembered hearing Stokhli calling out to them. The Jawa was saying something a room and orbit. She figured he was in his room and in the hopes of being involved, to call for him once the ship left orbit. Making a mental note, she turned back to Davth, explaining what the Jawa had called out earlier.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 1:22 pm
Nar Shaddaa-streets.
Lanth cursed his brother after his warning. Not that Lanth was scared of the fight he was just... unprepared, only having a side arm and not having his helmet werent the ways he liked to fight. "This whole damned job is going to hell quick fast and in a hurry!" Fighting a smakl band of mercenaries in crowded streets with only a blaster pistol was one thing, doing it all while keeping your bounty was another. On the bright side at least the devorian wasnt fat, that made things a little easier as Lanth dragged. him into an alley thar offered some cover.
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