Davin Jusik
TIE Bomber LT- DREX
Ryloth
AOSS Headquarters
Max sat in a recently purchased office in the back of a functioning laundromat in a poorer section of Lessu. He'd been charged by his new benefactors with creating a civilian agency to serve the fledgling Rebellion. Max, a recently deserted Imperial, had been blown away by the request and the amount of trust that'd been placed with him. He'd never done anything like this before, even at the heights of his service for the Empire. The prospect terrified and excited him, how could he have refused?
The organization that was he brain child was compartmentalized enough to leave for an independence and removal from certain expository elements that were the bane of larger, more well founded groups. His Agents functioned in cells, that rarely communicated with other units. Meaning double agents would have to worm their way into each individual group to break down the whole. It brought a grin.
The future was finally looking up, and his current work didn't make him feel like the scum of the galaxy. He only needed to look about his new homeworld to see the benefits the Rebellion was bringing to the people. The proud poor were finally afforded opportunities that'd otherwise been denied to them from the former system that relied so heavily on titles and wrongful entitlement. A system Max had unfortunately been an accomplice to for years.
He grimaced. The the metallic portion of his left shoulder ached slightly. The former IIA operative wore a black and orange multicolored short sleeve button up and cargo shorts with black boots. Sunglasses covered his eyes. The boots were something he couldn't seem to get away from. The tiny office held various documents neatly stacked on shelves, a computer, a small fan, and a sheathed vibroblade leaning on his desk. A large slugthrower sat in a left sided shoulder holster.
Max was waiting on a potential Agent that had been recommended to him by his superior. One [member="Solan Charr"]. As he waited he simply sat at his desk and went over the file that had been forwarded to him about the young man's record
AOSS Headquarters
Max sat in a recently purchased office in the back of a functioning laundromat in a poorer section of Lessu. He'd been charged by his new benefactors with creating a civilian agency to serve the fledgling Rebellion. Max, a recently deserted Imperial, had been blown away by the request and the amount of trust that'd been placed with him. He'd never done anything like this before, even at the heights of his service for the Empire. The prospect terrified and excited him, how could he have refused?
The organization that was he brain child was compartmentalized enough to leave for an independence and removal from certain expository elements that were the bane of larger, more well founded groups. His Agents functioned in cells, that rarely communicated with other units. Meaning double agents would have to worm their way into each individual group to break down the whole. It brought a grin.
The future was finally looking up, and his current work didn't make him feel like the scum of the galaxy. He only needed to look about his new homeworld to see the benefits the Rebellion was bringing to the people. The proud poor were finally afforded opportunities that'd otherwise been denied to them from the former system that relied so heavily on titles and wrongful entitlement. A system Max had unfortunately been an accomplice to for years.
He grimaced. The the metallic portion of his left shoulder ached slightly. The former IIA operative wore a black and orange multicolored short sleeve button up and cargo shorts with black boots. Sunglasses covered his eyes. The boots were something he couldn't seem to get away from. The tiny office held various documents neatly stacked on shelves, a computer, a small fan, and a sheathed vibroblade leaning on his desk. A large slugthrower sat in a left sided shoulder holster.
Max was waiting on a potential Agent that had been recommended to him by his superior. One [member="Solan Charr"]. As he waited he simply sat at his desk and went over the file that had been forwarded to him about the young man's record