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Etyk found nothing more despicable than people attempting to utilize force to impose their rule over those who were weaker. People had been doing it to Kushiban for centuries, even at the Jedi Academy on Ossus, he was often assumed to be an exotic pet rather than an actual Padawan. How completely the galaxy had forgotten one of ancient Master Yoda's most important students, Ikrit! No, it was now up to Etyk to prove the worth of the diminutive lagoporphic race he was born into, and first on his current list of priorities was to find and rescue a dozen Kushiban who had been taken as slaves from a space port on Kashyyk.Etyk had tracked the slavers to the border world of Yinchorr. He identified them as Trandoshans, an entire people who were stereotyped as slavers, and these guys wanted to perpetuate the stereotype. Yinchorr was a desert planet. Desert, as in sand, dunes, more sand and some random people who liked sand...not dessert as in delicious carrot cake brownies. Yinchorr was known for it's rather brutal history, the Galactic Empire had had a very strong hold on the world and used it as a training center for gladiatorial types. The Squall was said to have seen almost as much blood spilled into it's pits as was spilled in the destruction of Alderaan by the original Death Star. Etyk found that unlikely, if for no other reason than rapid ionization of a planets atmosphere would boil the blood to mist and then vaporize it into it's component atoms, no spill.
Etyk slipped from roof to roof, he moved fast when able to go on all fours and the mimetic fur his race was gifted with allowed him to ensure he blended in to the dun colored sandstone (yeah, stone made of sand. As if they didn't have enough sand) almost as well as if he had an active camouflage system built in. He couldn't just walk into the cantina after the Trandoshans like other Padawans, Knights and Masters could. The slavers would know what he was instantly and try to capture him and every one else would be clamoring to pet him. No, Etyk had to handle this like a sniper or spy, or a shadow. He had to follow them to their camp, then he had to wait for his chance and free the captives. He had an old corellian freighter lined up to take them all back to Onderon, where Etyk would have to make a report before he went back to Ossus. Come to think of it...calling a corellian freighter old was kinda repetitive...now that there was no corellia really...
Etyk shrugged the thought away and pulled out a monocle and strapped it around his head. It gave him an accurate range to a target and offered a magnified view. The cantina had one entrance on the ground and another on the roof, but no others so far as he could see, so he waited in a position that watched both.
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