Grey Eyed Hero
Jasper hadn't remembered the underworld being this bad. Open gang warfare was not uncommon, but never to this scale. There was nothing about openly targeting civilians that was typical. This was clearly meant to get the attention of the Jedi. Unfortunately, it seemed they were going to have to take the bait. Innocent lives were at stake.
“Focus on getting innocents out of here, then back me up. PDF are on the way, we need to hold on until then."
"Yes, sir," Jasper nodded.
This was meant to be a simple training mission between him and Master Tafo. Now, it seemed to include everyone on the planet. As the blind master leapt from the rooftop they were perched on, Jasper drew his new energy bow, which he had constructed from the base of the one left behind by the Sith he fought with Silas on Panatha. With so many cartel goons running a muck, this seemed to be the perfect time for long-ranged combat.
From there, he quickly scanned the surrounding area, beginning to pick thugs off their speeders. As he did, slowly weeding away the pack, he noticed a speeder with a very familiar person on it. Iris was speeding towards their location, likely having taken note of the armored hutt, driving one-handed with her lightsaber firmly gripped in the other. Somehow, becoming a knight had increased her action-hero skills by ten. Maybe they did need to make a show about her.
"Well," he sighed, "I'm glad it isn't just us..."
Jasper turned to see how Aaran was faring. He had just gone up to confront the armored hutt. Two others were in the vicinity of the gangster, a Duros with breathing tubes and a man in Mandalorian armor, whom he recognized as Koda Fett, a prolific bounty hunter with a tendency for assassinating political leaders. Theoretically, Iris would be there soon to back them up, followed by the PDF. He picked off a few more Consortium speeders before turning to the trio, drawing another energy arrow. He would hold it on the Duros, the least armored of the three. Should they choose to resist arrest, Jasper would let the arrow fly through his shoulder. He kept his guard up, prepared to roll should the man notice him.