Sussh
Character
The dense forests of Cholganna were chilly. The reptile was far out in the Outer Rim, on his first of many trophy hunts now that he was experiencing more of the Galaxy. Sussh shivered, his cold blooded nature was slowing him down, and he had to be careful he didn’t become the prey. In fact as the sun set, the Trandoshan had to resort to using his racial gift of thermal vision just to make sure there was no Nexu or other predator lying in wait.
Nexu were dangerous creatures, with claws so sharp they could likely cut him in half with a single blow. They had thermal vision as well, but there was one advantage with the cold. Since the Trandoshan is cold blooded he would barely become visible, while a human would be brighter than a lightsaber to them.
This would likely be a long hunt worthy of the Scorekeeper’s blessing. He might even be able to capture one alive, but the consequence of not being able to mount the deadly feline might end up having him taken a different course of action. Regardless he would get his prize.
Encumbered from the cold, Sussh began to climb a tree where we would wait until morning. It was impossible to tell the Nexu’s routinely patterns but he knew they weren’t nocturnal. For now he would rest in the trees and would hunt in the morning.
[member="Scherezade deWinter"]
Nexu were dangerous creatures, with claws so sharp they could likely cut him in half with a single blow. They had thermal vision as well, but there was one advantage with the cold. Since the Trandoshan is cold blooded he would barely become visible, while a human would be brighter than a lightsaber to them.
This would likely be a long hunt worthy of the Scorekeeper’s blessing. He might even be able to capture one alive, but the consequence of not being able to mount the deadly feline might end up having him taken a different course of action. Regardless he would get his prize.
Encumbered from the cold, Sussh began to climb a tree where we would wait until morning. It was impossible to tell the Nexu’s routinely patterns but he knew they weren’t nocturnal. For now he would rest in the trees and would hunt in the morning.
[member="Scherezade deWinter"]