Breaker of Chains
Besberra had always been a thorn in the side of the Sith Order, the criminal underground of the world having run deep even after their borders enclosed around it. Without the guidance of the Hutts and the distraction of various internal struggles within the Sith Order itself, the black market and other such illicit business of Besberra had exploded in popularity as one of the major crime dens in Sith space. Gangs and other organizations were no longer under the heel of the Hutts and were more than happy to bribe and pick some expenses items from the various convoys that crossed between Sith worlds.
War winnings, taxes and tithes, and even archaeological finds would all be subject to their purchases and smuggling. However, one such black market gang had picked the wrong target to swipe this time.
A holocron, ancient and damaged but still salvageable with the right tools and expertise, had gone missing from a convoy that stopped to refuel at Besberra and it didn't take long for its absence to be noticed. Thankfully for the flustered governor of the troublesome world, the Inquisition was more than happy to get involved and recover the lost artifact. Some informants and a few captured gangsters had left a trail that led right to a seemingly abandoned warehouse complex in one of the many industrial districts that helped to compose the capital city.
Alisteri could spot the arena in the far distance, where he had once fought while Besberra was annexed into the waiting arms of the Sith, but his gaze was quick to return to the warehouse complex that the informants had directed him to. The governor and Inquisition had offered to set up a proper raid for the relic but Alisteri had declined it, seeing no need for such a grand affair just to deal with some ambitious gangsters. According to their sources the gang had even been brazen enough to advertise their ill-gotten gain in an attempt to sell it to the highest bidder without a proper auction being arranged.
Such foolishness demanded a more personal touch. The masked man crossed the street to reach one of the entrances, idly running his hand over the door's console in an attempt to open it. Despite the building seeming to be decrepit and abandoned, the console flashed to life and denied him access with a small noise. "Well, that confirms it then." Without further ado he pulled his lightsaber from his belt and ignited the red blade, ready to carve open his own door to the warehouse.
Hild Valor
War winnings, taxes and tithes, and even archaeological finds would all be subject to their purchases and smuggling. However, one such black market gang had picked the wrong target to swipe this time.
A holocron, ancient and damaged but still salvageable with the right tools and expertise, had gone missing from a convoy that stopped to refuel at Besberra and it didn't take long for its absence to be noticed. Thankfully for the flustered governor of the troublesome world, the Inquisition was more than happy to get involved and recover the lost artifact. Some informants and a few captured gangsters had left a trail that led right to a seemingly abandoned warehouse complex in one of the many industrial districts that helped to compose the capital city.
Alisteri could spot the arena in the far distance, where he had once fought while Besberra was annexed into the waiting arms of the Sith, but his gaze was quick to return to the warehouse complex that the informants had directed him to. The governor and Inquisition had offered to set up a proper raid for the relic but Alisteri had declined it, seeing no need for such a grand affair just to deal with some ambitious gangsters. According to their sources the gang had even been brazen enough to advertise their ill-gotten gain in an attempt to sell it to the highest bidder without a proper auction being arranged.
Such foolishness demanded a more personal touch. The masked man crossed the street to reach one of the entrances, idly running his hand over the door's console in an attempt to open it. Despite the building seeming to be decrepit and abandoned, the console flashed to life and denied him access with a small noise. "Well, that confirms it then." Without further ado he pulled his lightsaber from his belt and ignited the red blade, ready to carve open his own door to the warehouse.
Hild Valor