Jorus Koth
Character
"You're too late Jorus!"
If a blaster wasn't leveled at his head, Jorus might have laughed at the absurdity of the situation. He stood with his back against the railing on a public path just outside the port authority. Two thugs stood before him, representatives of a loan shark Jorus owed a bit of cash too. He was a little late on his payment, almost eighteen years late. It's not his fault he was in prison those years. Behind him a fall of unfathomable depths. Jorus might starve before hitting the bottom. As for the humor in the situation, it was the passerby's who had his attention. Most walked by with no more than a curious glance, though a few actually stopped to watch, as if they were enjoying a particularly good holo-vid.
The matter at hand though was more pressing than the observation of his audience, as was demonstrated by the blaster barrel being slammed across his face. "Son of a...!" Jorus pressed a hand to his face, feeling the warm trickle of blood start at the corner of his lip. He spat our a broken tooth and a glob of thick gore and shook his head. "Look, guys. Prison. P, R, I, S, O, N." He spelled. "There was nothing I could do about it, if he wanted my payment earlier, he should have got me out. Besides, I made that deal as a child. That child no-longer exists." Jorus eased back, his hands went to the railing behind him, appearing to stabilize himself. In actuality he wanted his reach closer to the weapon tucked in the back of his pants.
"Kapo Gejalli Aottal needs to make sure, that people see what happens when your debt isn't paid. It was only because of your heritage that he let you live for so long. He respected your great grandfather. Unfortunately, you picked the wrong moon to..."
Jorus did not have the time to listen to the Rodians speech, drawing the blaster he flicked it around his side, took a blind shot as he stepped left and then turned the weapon on the other thug. The Rodian was clutching his shoulder, staring at Jorus, his blaster lay forgotten on the ground. "Ok thug two. I have Kapo's payment. I had it all along, but this isn't how business works. You treat me with respect and we conclude our business. All this..." He waved his blaster at the first Rodian. "Is distasteful. I'll have the credits transferred with interest. As a bonus, I'll include your lives. I know how expensive training new employees can be."
The Rodian shook with rage and pain. "You'll regret this! I swear on my..."
"Save your threats, this isn't personal." Jorus looked to thug two. "Do you understand?" The human male just nodded quickly and raised his hands. "Good, additionally, Kapo is nothing. I'm taking over the area near the Rust Cantina, I see that Hutt or his dogs I will kill him or the underlings. I own that area now." He waved his blaster at them. "Off you go!" The Rodian gathered his gun, gave one last hateful look at Jorus and turned with his partner and moved away. Jorus watched them leave for a moment, leaned on the railing and took a deep breath through his nose. "Smells like opportunity."
(First IC post, if I did anything wrong let me know. This is a opening you can come in here or assume the scene moved to the Rust Cantina.)
If a blaster wasn't leveled at his head, Jorus might have laughed at the absurdity of the situation. He stood with his back against the railing on a public path just outside the port authority. Two thugs stood before him, representatives of a loan shark Jorus owed a bit of cash too. He was a little late on his payment, almost eighteen years late. It's not his fault he was in prison those years. Behind him a fall of unfathomable depths. Jorus might starve before hitting the bottom. As for the humor in the situation, it was the passerby's who had his attention. Most walked by with no more than a curious glance, though a few actually stopped to watch, as if they were enjoying a particularly good holo-vid.
The matter at hand though was more pressing than the observation of his audience, as was demonstrated by the blaster barrel being slammed across his face. "Son of a...!" Jorus pressed a hand to his face, feeling the warm trickle of blood start at the corner of his lip. He spat our a broken tooth and a glob of thick gore and shook his head. "Look, guys. Prison. P, R, I, S, O, N." He spelled. "There was nothing I could do about it, if he wanted my payment earlier, he should have got me out. Besides, I made that deal as a child. That child no-longer exists." Jorus eased back, his hands went to the railing behind him, appearing to stabilize himself. In actuality he wanted his reach closer to the weapon tucked in the back of his pants.
"Kapo Gejalli Aottal needs to make sure, that people see what happens when your debt isn't paid. It was only because of your heritage that he let you live for so long. He respected your great grandfather. Unfortunately, you picked the wrong moon to..."
Jorus did not have the time to listen to the Rodians speech, drawing the blaster he flicked it around his side, took a blind shot as he stepped left and then turned the weapon on the other thug. The Rodian was clutching his shoulder, staring at Jorus, his blaster lay forgotten on the ground. "Ok thug two. I have Kapo's payment. I had it all along, but this isn't how business works. You treat me with respect and we conclude our business. All this..." He waved his blaster at the first Rodian. "Is distasteful. I'll have the credits transferred with interest. As a bonus, I'll include your lives. I know how expensive training new employees can be."
The Rodian shook with rage and pain. "You'll regret this! I swear on my..."
"Save your threats, this isn't personal." Jorus looked to thug two. "Do you understand?" The human male just nodded quickly and raised his hands. "Good, additionally, Kapo is nothing. I'm taking over the area near the Rust Cantina, I see that Hutt or his dogs I will kill him or the underlings. I own that area now." He waved his blaster at them. "Off you go!" The Rodian gathered his gun, gave one last hateful look at Jorus and turned with his partner and moved away. Jorus watched them leave for a moment, leaned on the railing and took a deep breath through his nose. "Smells like opportunity."
(First IC post, if I did anything wrong let me know. This is a opening you can come in here or assume the scene moved to the Rust Cantina.)