Child of Anarchy
location: Castilon
wearing: xXx
tag: Kiran Arlos
With all that had happened over the years, there was not much that made Nova Velez uncomfortable but large bodies of water still did just that. Nova had initially refused the mission on Castilon after discovering it was a water world but at the end of the day she was not a child anymore and running from her fears just didn't cut it these days. She was training to be an Obsidian Knight, and water was nothing compared to the literal hell they went through on a regular basis. So she'd accepted. It was a simple mission; an artifact was missing, presumed stolen, and she'd been tasked with retrieving it. Given her history as both a self-taught slicer and thief, it hadn't been too difficult to track the artifact and the culprit to Castilon. It seemed a strange place to run too but she supposed the edge of nowhere was a good place to hide.
Nothing was ever simple.
From the moment the shuttle had landed something felt... wrong. It bought back a dozen different memories of times she had been hurt and crying, alone and scared, and it made her skin crawl beneath the leather she wore. The station was in a frenzy - someone had been attacked - and there was law enforcement on the patrol. That it itself wasn't the worrying part. The station was on a lockdown - no one was being allowed off-world, and all incoming travellers weren't allowed further than the spaceport. That was what concerned her. It wasn't normal and it didn't instil any feelings of calmness.
So Nova was sitting on a bench toward the corner, out of the way of the gathered, gossiping crowd. There was a date-pad in her hands that she typed on with a narrowed focus, the world around her tuned out, while she searched for anything that might shed some light on what was happening. So far she'd found very little about what exactly had happened. The authorities were still investigating but she'd been able to find a report of the victim being attacked and bitten, and her blood started to run colder. It sounded all too familiar and she didn't like it at all.
wearing: xXx
tag: Kiran Arlos
With all that had happened over the years, there was not much that made Nova Velez uncomfortable but large bodies of water still did just that. Nova had initially refused the mission on Castilon after discovering it was a water world but at the end of the day she was not a child anymore and running from her fears just didn't cut it these days. She was training to be an Obsidian Knight, and water was nothing compared to the literal hell they went through on a regular basis. So she'd accepted. It was a simple mission; an artifact was missing, presumed stolen, and she'd been tasked with retrieving it. Given her history as both a self-taught slicer and thief, it hadn't been too difficult to track the artifact and the culprit to Castilon. It seemed a strange place to run too but she supposed the edge of nowhere was a good place to hide.
Nothing was ever simple.
From the moment the shuttle had landed something felt... wrong. It bought back a dozen different memories of times she had been hurt and crying, alone and scared, and it made her skin crawl beneath the leather she wore. The station was in a frenzy - someone had been attacked - and there was law enforcement on the patrol. That it itself wasn't the worrying part. The station was on a lockdown - no one was being allowed off-world, and all incoming travellers weren't allowed further than the spaceport. That was what concerned her. It wasn't normal and it didn't instil any feelings of calmness.
So Nova was sitting on a bench toward the corner, out of the way of the gathered, gossiping crowd. There was a date-pad in her hands that she typed on with a narrowed focus, the world around her tuned out, while she searched for anything that might shed some light on what was happening. So far she'd found very little about what exactly had happened. The authorities were still investigating but she'd been able to find a report of the victim being attacked and bitten, and her blood started to run colder. It sounded all too familiar and she didn't like it at all.