The Redeemed
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CoruscantThe Underworld
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Coruscant was a strange world. A planet's ecosystem often changed, shifting in some way or another to keep things fresh. Coruscant did not follow the typical rules of a normal world. A massive city spanned across the entirety of the world, dotted with factories, markets, and various other locations of interest. Centuries had come and past, with only the people who called it home changing. Over a dozen separate factions had controlled the city-planet within the last one hundred years and it was unlikely any one group would lay claim to it for longer than a few years at most. Due to the abnormality surrounding Coruscant, many could come and disappear among its underworld without being found again.
Ven hated Coruscant.
A cold, gray mask haunted his dreams whenever he returned to Coruscant. Though he could not remember his past on the planet, it was said he lived there for many years in service to the One Sith. Unsurprisingly, he knew even less about the One Sith than he did the world who housed them, but it wasn't relevant given his reasons for venturing there in the first place. Outside of the nightmares that assailed him, he dreamt of a storm that rocked through the underworld. Chaos followed the storm, resulting in death unprecedented.
Shaking his head, Ven veered the speeder bike deeper into the city. He lifted a hand and activated the communications device resting within his ear.
"H, can you hear me?"
"Yes, master. I am tracking your position from the ship. Have you had any luck in your quest to stop this storm?"
"Unfortunately not, pal. There a bar anywhere nearby? I need a drink."
"Take your next left, master. You'll find the Rusted Chalice halfway up the block."
"Thanks H, stay safe," Ven cut the transmission and dove down several dozen meters. In the seconds leading up to crashing into the ground below, Ven pulled up last second and raced parallel to the filth strewn streets. Following the directions given to him, he pulled up and cut the bike's engine in front the cantina. Garbage piled up on the corners of the building, though most of the people seemed entirely unphased by it. Some wandered in, some wandered out, all of them as filthy as the street. He looked away from the building and down the street, a sigh escaping him as he took a step away from the bike.