Davin Jusik
TIE Bomber LT- DREX
Tatooine
Dune Sea
Max sat next to a rented landspeeder on one of the galaxies premium shit holes planets in one of the worst locations on said planet. The system's twin suns loomed overhead like ancient fiery gods, casting their gaze on everything. In the distance a group of Jawas were scavenging a starfighter crash that had been long forgotten by anyone who might have cared. Max gave a sigh as he wiped sweat from his brow and frowned when he scratched his chin. This was the first time in his adult life when he hadn't been clean shaven. That simple task that was so pressed into his daily routine that it felt extremely unnatural not to. After years of active duty in the Imperial Military this would be the longest stretch he'd ever been through without wearing some sort of uniform. The former Stormtrooper pulled his hat down slightly as the suns loomed further, taking a squint eyed glance at them from behind his sunglasses.
After the death of his platoon the Empire's ISB Director had contacted him with an offer, a chance to continue his service, where the Corp was nearly about to find him psychologically unfit for duty. He'd seen too much in his time. Done things that weighed on his soul, watched friends die. It was also a notable gain for the ISB, given that they wouldn't have to run him through all of the normal loyalty tests and PT that most cadets required. Besides pretty much everyone who he'd known being dead.
The Director had conducted his own evaluation and found him fit.
They'd been cut from the same cloth.
All in all it'd taken him about a month of training in certain aspects of espionage to get him to an operating status. Dead drops. Code reading. Etc. Etc.
Which had all led to this moment, sitting alone in the desert, waiting for some slicer that went by the alias of [member="Mouse"] and seemed to have interests that lined up with the Company's. If they'd correctly decoded the holo message that the Empire had sent them. If they decided to show up. When Max had commented on the "if" status of the whole scenario his handler had told him to get used to it.
Max continued to muse as he watched the Jawas work away.
Dune Sea
Max sat next to a rented landspeeder on one of the galaxies premium shit holes planets in one of the worst locations on said planet. The system's twin suns loomed overhead like ancient fiery gods, casting their gaze on everything. In the distance a group of Jawas were scavenging a starfighter crash that had been long forgotten by anyone who might have cared. Max gave a sigh as he wiped sweat from his brow and frowned when he scratched his chin. This was the first time in his adult life when he hadn't been clean shaven. That simple task that was so pressed into his daily routine that it felt extremely unnatural not to. After years of active duty in the Imperial Military this would be the longest stretch he'd ever been through without wearing some sort of uniform. The former Stormtrooper pulled his hat down slightly as the suns loomed further, taking a squint eyed glance at them from behind his sunglasses.
After the death of his platoon the Empire's ISB Director had contacted him with an offer, a chance to continue his service, where the Corp was nearly about to find him psychologically unfit for duty. He'd seen too much in his time. Done things that weighed on his soul, watched friends die. It was also a notable gain for the ISB, given that they wouldn't have to run him through all of the normal loyalty tests and PT that most cadets required. Besides pretty much everyone who he'd known being dead.
The Director had conducted his own evaluation and found him fit.
They'd been cut from the same cloth.
All in all it'd taken him about a month of training in certain aspects of espionage to get him to an operating status. Dead drops. Code reading. Etc. Etc.
Which had all led to this moment, sitting alone in the desert, waiting for some slicer that went by the alias of [member="Mouse"] and seemed to have interests that lined up with the Company's. If they'd correctly decoded the holo message that the Empire had sent them. If they decided to show up. When Max had commented on the "if" status of the whole scenario his handler had told him to get used to it.
Max continued to muse as he watched the Jawas work away.