Character
Heimskringla, Krieg
Vilaz Munin Warchief Waddles
The Muun waited in the chilly morning upon the soil of Krieg. His breath misted as he took in the surroundings. Primitive and tribal to the eyes of one who grew up in Harnaidan. Hardly a structure to behold compared to his birthplace.
However, his views had broadened in that last few years. Maro had learned much during his travels. He wouldn't call this place anything but 'rustic'. Yet it represented an invaluable opportunity for himself and his prospective Mandalorian allies.
The courtship had been many weeks and dangerous at that. The Sons of Mandalore were not content with words. It wasn't enough that they knew he sought the downfall of the Sith Empire. Nor that he wanted their return to their ancestral homeland.
So he'd landed with them on Dubrillion and stuck in. He fought along with them in order to prove his seriousness. Such risks were something he wouldn't have ever considered in times past. Those past times were long gone.
It'd represented a calculated risk. Now this would serve as the final act in his recruitment efforts. The Sons had much to gain from this. He could only hope that they saw this.
Every army needed resources and he literally ran the bank. If they accepted his offer of alliance, they'd have all he credits needed. And he would gain a powerful warrior people ready to eliminate his current obstacle. Perhaps others yet to come....
So he waited in the chill, curiously garbed in only his usual light raiment. For the cold didn't touch him. Not in the ways it touched ordinary beings. Perhaps such a small thing would not be lost on the Mando'ade, that he was not just any ordinary banker.
Vilaz Munin Warchief Waddles
The Muun waited in the chilly morning upon the soil of Krieg. His breath misted as he took in the surroundings. Primitive and tribal to the eyes of one who grew up in Harnaidan. Hardly a structure to behold compared to his birthplace.
However, his views had broadened in that last few years. Maro had learned much during his travels. He wouldn't call this place anything but 'rustic'. Yet it represented an invaluable opportunity for himself and his prospective Mandalorian allies.
The courtship had been many weeks and dangerous at that. The Sons of Mandalore were not content with words. It wasn't enough that they knew he sought the downfall of the Sith Empire. Nor that he wanted their return to their ancestral homeland.
So he'd landed with them on Dubrillion and stuck in. He fought along with them in order to prove his seriousness. Such risks were something he wouldn't have ever considered in times past. Those past times were long gone.
It'd represented a calculated risk. Now this would serve as the final act in his recruitment efforts. The Sons had much to gain from this. He could only hope that they saw this.
Every army needed resources and he literally ran the bank. If they accepted his offer of alliance, they'd have all he credits needed. And he would gain a powerful warrior people ready to eliminate his current obstacle. Perhaps others yet to come....
So he waited in the chill, curiously garbed in only his usual light raiment. For the cold didn't touch him. Not in the ways it touched ordinary beings. Perhaps such a small thing would not be lost on the Mando'ade, that he was not just any ordinary banker.