Soft Boi
It was nice to have some spare money for a change considering the Mandalorian was rather selective about bounty jobs, some of which he deemed far too unfair a penalty on the target, but his most recent job of gathering intelligence had paid handsomely so he took the opportunity to wind down in a bar on a nearby planet and after a few hours at the establishment he was several drinks in.
As someone with such a friendly nature, it was easy for him to get along with similarly friendly people. Despite entering the bar alone, he had befriended three individuals who had come and go during the course of the evening until finally it was his turn to leave after recognising he had had enough to drink. He bid his most recent companion goodbye and replaced the helmet that had been sitting beside him before rising from the booth and walking towards the door.
However, as he reached the door, a man put his arm out to prevent the Mandalorian from leaving and immediately after he felt a pair of hands grab his helmet and lift it from his head so he whipped around to face the person who did it. "Can I have that back, please?" He asked politely but the man didn't answer and instead appeared to inspect the helmet. "Is this Mandalorian iron?" He asked as he knocked it with his fist. "How much do you think this is worth, lads?" The man asked his two companions who had almost surrounded Ki'an.
"It's not worth your life. You will be hunted down by Mandalorians if you try and steal what is rightfully ours." He threatened the men, two of who laughed at such a threat, but his tone remained calm. "It would be out of our hands and in someone else's by then." One replied. Ki'an reached for his helmet but it was moved out of his reach and he was in no state to initiate a confrontation. One of the men gestured with his head for the other two to follow him outside and Ki'an had little choice but to follow the man in possession of his helmet.
Now in the street, he was suddenly shoved against the wall and had each arm held there as the men were apparently smart enough to realise he had enough power in his wrist to burn them to a crisp. The third man, holding his helmet, then began to take a fancy in the rest of the armour as he eyed up the armour on his chest and shoulders. Passers-by did little more than steal a glance at the situation.