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Elise of House Marr
Koto Demascón of House Marr
Kallous was a marked man. No renegade such as he was let go very easily. Many Sith had dogged his steps since the incident, and since the incident his affliction only got worse. The light had gotten its hooks in him and it wasn’t letting him go, no matter how much he tried to be rid of it. He hadn’t been able to make himself kill anyone since the incident, not even those Sith that had chased him down with the intent to kill him.
And the downside to that particular point, other Sith that wanted to try their hand at claiming his meager but growing bounty had a good and reliable trail to follow. And the ones he’d bested were all to eager to give information away, spiteful not only that they’d lost, but that Kallous had been so arrogant as to let them live.
So now Kallous found himself in a precarious situation. And he had two options, he could try to leave Sith space, which would mean that people still tried to get him but then it would have to be the more skilled people he wasn’t ready for. Or he could about-face and go deeper into Sith space, where he would be surrounded by more Sith, but he would be going the way that they wouldn’t expect him to go, which might just throw them off his trail.
In the end this was the choice he made. And he was now approaching a lesser known world under Sith control in the Istvaan system. Approaching the second planet in the system he brought his ship into atmosphere, a dense forest beneath him as he looked for a place to land.
This place would be his shelter for now.
He had not yet caught on to the fact that one of the Sith he’d fought previously had placed a tracker beacon on his ship, and was able to provide his exact location to anyone who wanted it.
Koto Demascón of House Marr
Kallous was a marked man. No renegade such as he was let go very easily. Many Sith had dogged his steps since the incident, and since the incident his affliction only got worse. The light had gotten its hooks in him and it wasn’t letting him go, no matter how much he tried to be rid of it. He hadn’t been able to make himself kill anyone since the incident, not even those Sith that had chased him down with the intent to kill him.
And the downside to that particular point, other Sith that wanted to try their hand at claiming his meager but growing bounty had a good and reliable trail to follow. And the ones he’d bested were all to eager to give information away, spiteful not only that they’d lost, but that Kallous had been so arrogant as to let them live.
So now Kallous found himself in a precarious situation. And he had two options, he could try to leave Sith space, which would mean that people still tried to get him but then it would have to be the more skilled people he wasn’t ready for. Or he could about-face and go deeper into Sith space, where he would be surrounded by more Sith, but he would be going the way that they wouldn’t expect him to go, which might just throw them off his trail.
In the end this was the choice he made. And he was now approaching a lesser known world under Sith control in the Istvaan system. Approaching the second planet in the system he brought his ship into atmosphere, a dense forest beneath him as he looked for a place to land.
This place would be his shelter for now.
He had not yet caught on to the fact that one of the Sith he’d fought previously had placed a tracker beacon on his ship, and was able to provide his exact location to anyone who wanted it.