William Kerkov Jr.
Character
Bill sat shirtless in the backroom of a second-rate sailor's bar on a trade moon whose name he couldn't remember. There was a bandage across his arm, his credits were missing, and his blaster was in parts across the floor. Fortunately, Bill could reassemble the blaster, but he would miss the credits. All he could do was clench his head in pain as the hangover from the night before clouded his mind. Slowly he stood up as he could better handle the mini-migraine going on in there. He looked at the cracked digital clock on the wall and his eyes widened in shock. The meeting! He remembered now, he had a meeting with this woman, [member="Zesiro"], for some thing. Oh what was it? he thought.
He pressed his finger to his temple, and squinted real hard, but for the life of him, he could not remember. Regardless, if he didn't get his ass moving now, he'd be late. Bill looked around for a shirt, or a jacket, but he couldn't find one. He opened the door from the little room and looked into whatever was out there for something, after picking up his pistol parts and shoving them into his pockets. A little dank hallway with barely anything but a hangar shelf on the wall. Unfortunately for Bill, all that hung was a disgusting jacket a few sizes too large for Bill, a shirt for a much smaller species with four skinny arms, and a wide-brimmed hat. He sighed and put on what he could. The shirt barely fit, and made his more than average body size look a little pudgy, and the arms practically ripped at the seams, and the jacket felt like a thirty pound weight in grease alone. Finally, the wide-brimmed hat was the only thing that looked right on Kerkov.
Now, Bill took off, being yelled at by the owner for stealing his clothes as Bill ran through the closed cantina. In his still clouded head, he tried to locate the address he had agreed to meet this Zesiro at, running at the fastest speed he could with the hangover and ill-fitting clothes. After a period of frantic searching he finally stopped, huffing and puffing due to his cigarra addiction, at the correct door. He pressed the door bell, and leaned against the door.
When Zesiro opened the door, Bill's shirt button, as he could only fasten one button, would pop open. He would raise a finger and say, "I can explain."
He pressed his finger to his temple, and squinted real hard, but for the life of him, he could not remember. Regardless, if he didn't get his ass moving now, he'd be late. Bill looked around for a shirt, or a jacket, but he couldn't find one. He opened the door from the little room and looked into whatever was out there for something, after picking up his pistol parts and shoving them into his pockets. A little dank hallway with barely anything but a hangar shelf on the wall. Unfortunately for Bill, all that hung was a disgusting jacket a few sizes too large for Bill, a shirt for a much smaller species with four skinny arms, and a wide-brimmed hat. He sighed and put on what he could. The shirt barely fit, and made his more than average body size look a little pudgy, and the arms practically ripped at the seams, and the jacket felt like a thirty pound weight in grease alone. Finally, the wide-brimmed hat was the only thing that looked right on Kerkov.
Now, Bill took off, being yelled at by the owner for stealing his clothes as Bill ran through the closed cantina. In his still clouded head, he tried to locate the address he had agreed to meet this Zesiro at, running at the fastest speed he could with the hangover and ill-fitting clothes. After a period of frantic searching he finally stopped, huffing and puffing due to his cigarra addiction, at the correct door. He pressed the door bell, and leaned against the door.
When Zesiro opened the door, Bill's shirt button, as he could only fasten one button, would pop open. He would raise a finger and say, "I can explain."