The Hunter
G O T T A
G E T
G O R B A
(Hutt Space Consortium Populate of Ylesia)
The Good, The Bad, the Bryna'dul
The Spice Must Flow
Gorba the Hutt | Various HSC Members
DOSSIER
Name of Bounty: Gorba the Hutt
Name of Contractor: [Redacted]
Reward: 15,750UC
Condition: Alive
Additional Info: Gorba Bareesh Laglan, known as Gorba the Hutt, is a member of the Bareesh Hutt Kajidic. He rules as current Kajidic Lorda and operates as a pivotal anchor for the Hutt Space Consortium. Likely to be guarded by a cadre of bounty hunters, assassins, mercenaries and priates. Backup is advised, at the cost of dividing up the reward.
The missive had been clear- clear as polished crystal. 'Likely to be guarded by a cadre of bounty hunters, assassins, mercenaries and pirates. Backup is advised, at the cost of dividing the reward.'
Yet here Juno sat, in Klagg's Cantina in Mirrsteel Heights, alone, nursing a Cassandra sunrise.
She hadn't come to Kwenn Station to capture Gorba the Hutt alone because she needed the credits, though they were always welcome. She wanted to be able to stand on her own two feet, puff out her chest, and say: 'I captured Gorba the Hutt.' It was a matter of pride. It was a matter of honor. And perhaps... it was a matter of hubris.
Only time would tell.
A Chistori was up on the stage, reciting inane poetry in a blend of Bocce and Rodian about Force knows what- it was all Juno could do not to blast him in the face. She'd spent a couple days down in Kwenn Central, learning the lay of the land, but when the stench grew to overbearing she had retreated up to Mirrsteel Heights, a veritable forest of lavish towers and upscale locales, all glitz and glamor where Kwenn Central was bleak and filthy. The spa in particular had been divine, washing away the lingering stench of the overcrowded lower tier.
And to her delight, beskar'gam wasn't as uncommon in the Heights as she had feared- in the days since she had secured her lodgings, she had happened across a surprising number of sentients clad in beskar. She doubted any of them were true Mando, though, for there was an air that they lacked, a sense of self that was grander than self, as if a facet of a much greater and unyielding whole. It was clear that they had forgotten the Way- they were Mando in name, perhaps, but not in spirit, and that was where it truly mattered.
But she had yet to see Gorba. She was beyond certain he was somewhere in the station...or he would be, soon enough. And he'd doubtlessly be surrounded by a small army, most of them with bounties in their own right, and just as deadly as she.
She'd be ready, or her name wasn't Juno Wren.
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