Zeke Tune
Your Secret Dark Obsession
Deep in the bowels of a deep space station, in the outer rim, a man was desperately painting a picture. Brush hit canvas, and a blur of color splashed across it. The man was of average height, but a lean, athletic build. Piercing gray eyes took in the grizzly scene in front of him, as one would take in a tree. The room was mostly barren, small, but sound proof, a torture rack, various instruments of torment, many paints, and canvases, blocks of stone, as well as a small comm that hung on the wall near the reinforced door. “Ahhhh, you're screams are good! Beautiful, simply beautiful.” In front of the artist, a small, blue Ortolan slowly burned, little by little, the fire ate away and pockmarked the flesh, with each moment. But this wasn't a fast engulfed in flames, but a slow, torturous one. “Oh, that look, perfect! Hold that! Remember, this is for posterity! You got this!” Zeke let the brush flow. In the picture was a flame and shadow background with a twisted figure engulfed in the flames, squashed down like it was being crushed by the darkness. The eyes however, were identical in look to the fear and pain filled eyes of the ortolan in front of him. “I tell you, you have been one of the most cooperative people I've been with in a long time. This is going to be an instant hit, I tell you what. Mmm, if you were going to live to see it, you're mind would be,” he brings his hands up to his head, and then expands his fingers away from his head, while making a mock explosion sound. “Blown......oh, that's a good idea actually, I need to write that down for later. Ahhh....” He knocks over a few brushes, fumbling for a manual writing device. Grabbing a scrap of paper, he writes 'put bomb inside head.' “Like I said, you've been the best model I've worked with in some time!”
A buzzing sound was heard....he ignored it and got back to drawing, but it continued and continued. “UGH!” Growling, his eyes flashed in rage, he moved over to the comm and pushed the button. “I TOLD YOU NOT TO INTERUPT ME IONA! What in all the galaxy is so important that you had to bug me?!” A droid's voice, calm, collected, professional came over the comm unit. “Lord Veras' assistant is here to speak to you, master.” He took a deep breath, and ran a hand through his dark hair, before the artist nodded. “Yes...Yes, that is important. Thank you.”
He moved gracefully over to the ortolan and he put out the flames, before he patted the creatures charred and bubbly trunk. “Ahhh, I hate to do this, things were just getting good! But, business calls. I'll be back shortly. Don't die on me yet!” Turning, he punches in the combination into the door keypad and exits into his personal chambers. He quickly changed, rinsed his hands, face, and hair in the water from the sink and dries off. He hated sonic showers so refused to touch them. Once outside his demiener changed entirely. “Ah! Stephorius, welcome, welcome, how can I help you?” The tall, white faced alien creature looked at Zeke. “Lord Veras' patience has worn off. You are going to be his personal artist. You have two days to pack your things, before you will be sent to his estate. Good day.” He turned and left the offices. The artist clicked his tongue. “Not very friendly bunch....Ahhh, to bad I don't want to. Iona...keep my model comfortable while I go take care of this. I need to find someone.” The protocol droid bowed to him. “Of course, Master. Be well.”
Down at the local cantina in the space station, a much more gruffly dressed Zeke looked around and whistled to himself. The uninspired music played, the place smelled like vomit and alcohol, as well as an assortment of nauseating scents from the various half bathed creatures there. So not beautiful....though, if he brought a repeater turret, it could be. Or, if he could lop off all their limbs, oh how exquisite that would be? A good use for a mostly useless bunch. However, he was looking for someone. Once he found her, he slid up to the darkened booth, and gave the most brilliant of smiles, one that honestly could light up even this dismal place. “Good evening, I'm looking to hire.” He told the woman in the booth.
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A buzzing sound was heard....he ignored it and got back to drawing, but it continued and continued. “UGH!” Growling, his eyes flashed in rage, he moved over to the comm and pushed the button. “I TOLD YOU NOT TO INTERUPT ME IONA! What in all the galaxy is so important that you had to bug me?!” A droid's voice, calm, collected, professional came over the comm unit. “Lord Veras' assistant is here to speak to you, master.” He took a deep breath, and ran a hand through his dark hair, before the artist nodded. “Yes...Yes, that is important. Thank you.”
He moved gracefully over to the ortolan and he put out the flames, before he patted the creatures charred and bubbly trunk. “Ahhh, I hate to do this, things were just getting good! But, business calls. I'll be back shortly. Don't die on me yet!” Turning, he punches in the combination into the door keypad and exits into his personal chambers. He quickly changed, rinsed his hands, face, and hair in the water from the sink and dries off. He hated sonic showers so refused to touch them. Once outside his demiener changed entirely. “Ah! Stephorius, welcome, welcome, how can I help you?” The tall, white faced alien creature looked at Zeke. “Lord Veras' patience has worn off. You are going to be his personal artist. You have two days to pack your things, before you will be sent to his estate. Good day.” He turned and left the offices. The artist clicked his tongue. “Not very friendly bunch....Ahhh, to bad I don't want to. Iona...keep my model comfortable while I go take care of this. I need to find someone.” The protocol droid bowed to him. “Of course, Master. Be well.”
Down at the local cantina in the space station, a much more gruffly dressed Zeke looked around and whistled to himself. The uninspired music played, the place smelled like vomit and alcohol, as well as an assortment of nauseating scents from the various half bathed creatures there. So not beautiful....though, if he brought a repeater turret, it could be. Or, if he could lop off all their limbs, oh how exquisite that would be? A good use for a mostly useless bunch. However, he was looking for someone. Once he found her, he slid up to the darkened booth, and gave the most brilliant of smiles, one that honestly could light up even this dismal place. “Good evening, I'm looking to hire.” He told the woman in the booth.
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