Muad Dib
Paragon of Virtue
He sat in the stands, a bottle of Whyren's Reserve half empty in one hand, a lit deathstick in other. The hot sun beat down in his shoulders, sweat running between his shoulder blades. Raising the bottle he took another swig before leaving back against the stone seats. Below, the arena was filled with several warriors of varying species who were engaged in a combat of superiority.
While glowing blue eyes watched the display below his mind keeping going back to a recent event. A trip to Manda'yaim to free prisoners. Seemed the plan would work, but at every single step the plan fell apart. And while the objective was completed, it was the loss that Muad just couldn't shake.
Taking another hit from the deathstick he watched the plume of blue smoke drift on the wind. Life was like a vapor, depending on the breeze some lasted longer then others. But eventually all were wiped away without a trace. Only the memory remained.
Sighing he shifted in his seat as he scanned one of the arenas that littered the surface of Geonosis. Mortal combat was one form of punishment for the locals, but many came test their melee in an attempt claim the prize money offered for outsiders.
Sitting under the blazing sun Muad nodded silently. He had decided he was going back. He wouldn't leave the ally who answered his call to rot without a grave. His sense of duty and honor demanded he bring Kentarch home. They had never had hardly any interaction, but for some reason Muad felt responsible for the other man's demise.
Eyes turned back to the arena. He had come here to find an expendable fighter to watch his back. Mandalore had grown distrustful of outsiders and hostile to force users. And while he knew that if things went South fast he could get out, that wasn't going to complete his primary reason of bringing Kentarch. So he watched to see if any of the fighters met the criteria of someone who was capable in a fight.
[member="Azrik"]
While glowing blue eyes watched the display below his mind keeping going back to a recent event. A trip to Manda'yaim to free prisoners. Seemed the plan would work, but at every single step the plan fell apart. And while the objective was completed, it was the loss that Muad just couldn't shake.
Taking another hit from the deathstick he watched the plume of blue smoke drift on the wind. Life was like a vapor, depending on the breeze some lasted longer then others. But eventually all were wiped away without a trace. Only the memory remained.
Sighing he shifted in his seat as he scanned one of the arenas that littered the surface of Geonosis. Mortal combat was one form of punishment for the locals, but many came test their melee in an attempt claim the prize money offered for outsiders.
Sitting under the blazing sun Muad nodded silently. He had decided he was going back. He wouldn't leave the ally who answered his call to rot without a grave. His sense of duty and honor demanded he bring Kentarch home. They had never had hardly any interaction, but for some reason Muad felt responsible for the other man's demise.
Eyes turned back to the arena. He had come here to find an expendable fighter to watch his back. Mandalore had grown distrustful of outsiders and hostile to force users. And while he knew that if things went South fast he could get out, that wasn't going to complete his primary reason of bringing Kentarch. So he watched to see if any of the fighters met the criteria of someone who was capable in a fight.
[member="Azrik"]