Jack Ross
"I don't believe in good or evil."
Jack Ross sat silently in the corner booth of a small cantina on the planet of Coruscant. This planet was always such a mystery to Jack. The Galactic City wasn't just home to the new Sith Order, or the old home of the Republic, but t was a place where the surface was calm and the deep depths were corrupt. It truly was its own work of art. He respected the leaders of the planet and respected those who dwelled below.
Though today was not a day to dwell. Today he was looking for a break from his recent adventure at Bespin. Killing guards gives a man a thirst. Jack drank, water, and smoked in the corner booth he sat at. He just sat and quietly observed the people that walked about. Humans, mainly, populated this bar. There were a few other species, and plenty of droids. He noticed that many of them didn't have weapons, save for the droids. He was also surprised to not notice any force-users.
Maybe they were doing a really good job at hiding, but usually he could easily spot them out of the crowd. Non to be found, as of now at least. He smirked at the thought of the area being clear of force-users, whom he hated with a great passion. It's nothing personal, it's just good business. He put out his death stick and proceeded to light another. As he held it up to his mouth he grew tired. Part of him enjoyed this little rest. The other part, no doubt his alter ego, wanted some action. He ignored it for now and sat back to relax.
[member="Nate Drake"]
[member="Roxy Lalonde"]
Though today was not a day to dwell. Today he was looking for a break from his recent adventure at Bespin. Killing guards gives a man a thirst. Jack drank, water, and smoked in the corner booth he sat at. He just sat and quietly observed the people that walked about. Humans, mainly, populated this bar. There were a few other species, and plenty of droids. He noticed that many of them didn't have weapons, save for the droids. He was also surprised to not notice any force-users.
Maybe they were doing a really good job at hiding, but usually he could easily spot them out of the crowd. Non to be found, as of now at least. He smirked at the thought of the area being clear of force-users, whom he hated with a great passion. It's nothing personal, it's just good business. He put out his death stick and proceeded to light another. As he held it up to his mouth he grew tired. Part of him enjoyed this little rest. The other part, no doubt his alter ego, wanted some action. He ignored it for now and sat back to relax.
[member="Nate Drake"]
[member="Roxy Lalonde"]