The Doppelganger
The monster was amphibian. A massive toad with bumpy skin in an unnatural shade of blue. It had grown so huge it could hardly move, and so lay in the old sewers of Coruscant's underworld, soaking in the foul waters as it waited to die of starvation.
What had fed it to the point of fattening up this much, Kai didn't want to think about. But it was his job to capture it.
Given its size, it seemed unlikely to pose much of a threat. He approached it with caution nonetheless, lurking in the shadows and studying the surrounding area as he worked out a plan. All the exits were too narrow for it to fit through. Could he blast a hole big enough for it? Try to phase it through the wall?...
What had fed it to the point of fattening up this much, Kai didn't want to think about. But it was his job to capture it.
Given its size, it seemed unlikely to pose much of a threat. He approached it with caution nonetheless, lurking in the shadows and studying the surrounding area as he worked out a plan. All the exits were too narrow for it to fit through. Could he blast a hole big enough for it? Try to phase it through the wall?...