Vendra Vane
Peacekeeper
SHIFFRIN
- Crash Town -
"VAAANE!" Shouted a Kel Dor.
He paced, blaster in hand, kicking up dust outside a ramshackle cantina in a small smuggling port. "Fiiiight me!" He shouted again and waved his weapon in the air.
"Owini's gone mad!" Said one pirate who watched the spectacle through a small crack in the wall.
Another pressed his chin uncomfortably over the pirate's shoulder to get a look as well. "Whysee doin'at?"
"Greenie killed his brother, that's why." The first answered.
Owini continued his shouting, he continued to demand that Vendra show herself so he could get his revenge. All that ended when a single streak of blaster fire came from his blindside and shot him dead. Behind the fresh barbecue stood the woman herself, smoking blaster in hand. She walked over him towards the cantina entrance with a single merc-type in tow, who glanced down in disgust.
"Well, that's settled." The first said again as the pirates returned to their drink in disappointment.
"He should have turned around," the merc snorted.
Vendra shrugged without a direct response to the matter. This wasn't the first time she had to deal with a loose string or two on a job, and now it was no longer anyone's problem, assuming the family tree's branches of justice seekers ended there.
"Come on, we're already late for the exchange." She said with a finger wave at her distracted companion.
After all, the two were here to collect some data on a supposed cache of lost tech said to hold the secrets of a bygone empire's deadly arsenal.
Hevnor
- Crash Town -
"VAAANE!" Shouted a Kel Dor.
He paced, blaster in hand, kicking up dust outside a ramshackle cantina in a small smuggling port. "Fiiiight me!" He shouted again and waved his weapon in the air.
"Owini's gone mad!" Said one pirate who watched the spectacle through a small crack in the wall.
Another pressed his chin uncomfortably over the pirate's shoulder to get a look as well. "Whysee doin'at?"
"Greenie killed his brother, that's why." The first answered.
Owini continued his shouting, he continued to demand that Vendra show herself so he could get his revenge. All that ended when a single streak of blaster fire came from his blindside and shot him dead. Behind the fresh barbecue stood the woman herself, smoking blaster in hand. She walked over him towards the cantina entrance with a single merc-type in tow, who glanced down in disgust.
"Well, that's settled." The first said again as the pirates returned to their drink in disappointment.
"He should have turned around," the merc snorted.
Vendra shrugged without a direct response to the matter. This wasn't the first time she had to deal with a loose string or two on a job, and now it was no longer anyone's problem, assuming the family tree's branches of justice seekers ended there.
"Come on, we're already late for the exchange." She said with a finger wave at her distracted companion.
After all, the two were here to collect some data on a supposed cache of lost tech said to hold the secrets of a bygone empire's deadly arsenal.
