Mila Uhlesifa
Character
Mila Uhlesifa has just recently gotten away from the Hutts, she hadn’t even been able to remove the steel band that hugged her throat, a collar she covered with her newly swiped cloak. It was a pretty standard cloak that fell loosely around her shoulders and fell almost to her feet, her small frame easily hidden beneath it’s dark brown folds. Underneath this cloak was one of the Hutts’ typical idea of “clothing”, which is to say it covered very little of her, thankfully for her the cloak helped her avoid too much attention from onlookers. She strode through the streets of Naboo, looking for possibilities.
She had been panicking about what she should do. She had escaped the Hutts, but she had given little thought to what she would do after she got away. So now that she was out, she was racking her brain on what to do next. On top of that, she was certain that the Hutts sent or will send someone after her, whether to kill or capture her, she didn’t know and didn’t want to find out. It was her dread that she was going to be killed before she knew what true freedom felt like. And if she went unaided, she very well might.
As she walked through the square of one of Naboo’s small cities, she was unaware of the similarly cloaked man following her. That was until she was grabbed harshly from behind, and a hand clapped over her mouth, muffling her scream. She struggled as she was dragged aside, and she barely managed to get free and sprint away. She managed to scream “HELP!” before being tackled from behind and aggressively restrained by the cloaked man.
She had been panicking about what she should do. She had escaped the Hutts, but she had given little thought to what she would do after she got away. So now that she was out, she was racking her brain on what to do next. On top of that, she was certain that the Hutts sent or will send someone after her, whether to kill or capture her, she didn’t know and didn’t want to find out. It was her dread that she was going to be killed before she knew what true freedom felt like. And if she went unaided, she very well might.
As she walked through the square of one of Naboo’s small cities, she was unaware of the similarly cloaked man following her. That was until she was grabbed harshly from behind, and a hand clapped over her mouth, muffling her scream. She struggled as she was dragged aside, and she barely managed to get free and sprint away. She managed to scream “HELP!” before being tackled from behind and aggressively restrained by the cloaked man.