Varax Malchor
The Watcher
"Please support law enforcement as needed, feel free to use deadly force."
Varax frowned beneath his mask, completely unsatisfied with his mission parameters. Everything in him said he should argue the value of sending him in for such a nerf-herding mission, but Varax knew better than to argue with the director. As he neared the end of his descent, he pulled out his combat blade and cut the line in a swift motion. Bracing himself, he fell the final seven feet, splashing on the wet street below. His body quaked from the impact as his face-mounted macrobinoculars sprang to life. The goggles did not grant him nightvision, but the low-light vision that they provided was enough to make due in the darkness of the streets.
Luckily for Varax, he wasn't too far from the Bronx; only a few blocks. He made his way down the street towards the sound of violence and chaos. Looking up at the dark sky, or as much as he could through the city's thick smog, he pondered his past. He remembered his time traveling through the stars as one of the galaxy's most feared assassins. He remembered all the fighting and all the killing. He remembered feeling free and alive. Now, he was a slave again, just like when he was but a child; forced to serve an agency who values his ability to kill more than his rights as a human being. Suddenly, Varax caught himself chuckling. Such was a rare occasion, as he didn't have the most active sense of humor, but he found it rather funny that the director had told him to 'feel free to use deadly force'. It's not exactly the wisest decision to tell an assassin to feel free to kill people, especially when they're already frustrated with the situation. After all, it was unlikely they wanted casualties to be too high. Or maybe they did; Varax had given up on understanding the agency a long time ago.
Maybe this is what he needed. A night out to clear his head and get his blood moving. An opportunity to feel like the ruthless assassin he once was rather than the glorified attack dog he had become. Varax spotted a speeder a few meters from where he was and, realizing it would be better to have a higher vantage point, decided to walk over and break into it. He hotwired the junker and with a flash of sputtering power, the piece of crap grumbled to life. Taking a seat in the speeder, he gave one last sigh. He activated the hover stabilizers and took off into the night sky, headed towards a night that would be the closest thing to freedom he'd had in years.
@[member="Coci Sinopi"] @[member="Ben Trasker"] @[member="Thurion Heavenshield"] @[member="Christian Slade"] @[member="Vaudin Miir"] @[member="Steph Zenima"] @[member="Serenity"]
Varax frowned beneath his mask, completely unsatisfied with his mission parameters. Everything in him said he should argue the value of sending him in for such a nerf-herding mission, but Varax knew better than to argue with the director. As he neared the end of his descent, he pulled out his combat blade and cut the line in a swift motion. Bracing himself, he fell the final seven feet, splashing on the wet street below. His body quaked from the impact as his face-mounted macrobinoculars sprang to life. The goggles did not grant him nightvision, but the low-light vision that they provided was enough to make due in the darkness of the streets.
Luckily for Varax, he wasn't too far from the Bronx; only a few blocks. He made his way down the street towards the sound of violence and chaos. Looking up at the dark sky, or as much as he could through the city's thick smog, he pondered his past. He remembered his time traveling through the stars as one of the galaxy's most feared assassins. He remembered all the fighting and all the killing. He remembered feeling free and alive. Now, he was a slave again, just like when he was but a child; forced to serve an agency who values his ability to kill more than his rights as a human being. Suddenly, Varax caught himself chuckling. Such was a rare occasion, as he didn't have the most active sense of humor, but he found it rather funny that the director had told him to 'feel free to use deadly force'. It's not exactly the wisest decision to tell an assassin to feel free to kill people, especially when they're already frustrated with the situation. After all, it was unlikely they wanted casualties to be too high. Or maybe they did; Varax had given up on understanding the agency a long time ago.
Maybe this is what he needed. A night out to clear his head and get his blood moving. An opportunity to feel like the ruthless assassin he once was rather than the glorified attack dog he had become. Varax spotted a speeder a few meters from where he was and, realizing it would be better to have a higher vantage point, decided to walk over and break into it. He hotwired the junker and with a flash of sputtering power, the piece of crap grumbled to life. Taking a seat in the speeder, he gave one last sigh. He activated the hover stabilizers and took off into the night sky, headed towards a night that would be the closest thing to freedom he'd had in years.
@[member="Coci Sinopi"] @[member="Ben Trasker"] @[member="Thurion Heavenshield"] @[member="Christian Slade"] @[member="Vaudin Miir"] @[member="Steph Zenima"] @[member="Serenity"]