The Doppelganger
Sector 943, Coruscant
In a puddle of fluid too cloudy to be called water, Kai caught a fleeting glimpse of his reflection. This far down, they would see this face and know it wasn’t Padawan Dagon Kaze looking back at them. He would have to find a new mask to wear… but what else would he be?
A stomping foot scattered ripples through the puddle, smearing the mirror image. He tore his gaze away, shoving his hands in his pockets and keeping his head down as he resumed walking.
The underworld was dangerous, ridden with crime and strange mutated monsters. Yet Kai didn’t feel afraid of his surroundings—only of the ones hunting him.
The Jedi were hunting him.
“We ought have a place to go we could go ‘n’ not worry about being found out, murdered by our apparent caregivers. Don’tcha think?”
Though he was headed back to the hiding space they had agreed upon, for the moment he was afraid to actually call upon Damsy for help. Afraid he would have to explain how all this happened in the first place.
He reached the rusted elevator she had shown him and began to climb down.
In a puddle of fluid too cloudy to be called water, Kai caught a fleeting glimpse of his reflection. This far down, they would see this face and know it wasn’t Padawan Dagon Kaze looking back at them. He would have to find a new mask to wear… but what else would he be?
A stomping foot scattered ripples through the puddle, smearing the mirror image. He tore his gaze away, shoving his hands in his pockets and keeping his head down as he resumed walking.
The underworld was dangerous, ridden with crime and strange mutated monsters. Yet Kai didn’t feel afraid of his surroundings—only of the ones hunting him.
The Jedi were hunting him.
“We ought have a place to go we could go ‘n’ not worry about being found out, murdered by our apparent caregivers. Don’tcha think?”
Though he was headed back to the hiding space they had agreed upon, for the moment he was afraid to actually call upon Damsy for help. Afraid he would have to explain how all this happened in the first place.
He reached the rusted elevator she had shown him and began to climb down.