Leo Fitz
Bounty hunter
Leo never thought that getting a job as a bounty hunter in the galactic would be so hard with all the gangs and other crime organizations running about. He used to be a part of that group, after all. He knew how often his family's syndicate had to deal with stray bounty hunters dumb enough to take on a contract for their heads. "And now, look how the tables have turned!" Leo thought, amused with the irony of his situation. Yet somehow, all work seemed to avoid him or slip right through his hands. He hasn't landed a single contract since he left his homeworld over a month ago, and funds were starting to get low.
During his ventures, he experienced a completely new sensation, foreign to him all his life. Hunger. But after a month of traveling alone, it seemed like hunger became an unwanted tagalong that Leo could not get rid of no matter how he tried. After landing in the nearest planet's capital, he quickly started looking for the nearest cantina, bar, anything. As Leo walked through the bustling streets of the city, he pulled out the remaining credits out of his pocket. "Not good." He said after counting them up. "Not good at all...". Suddenly, something caught his eye. He quickly noticed green letters forming the word "Diner" crudely painted over the withered door hanging from a pair of broken hinges of one of the buildings before him. "Well... Beggars can't be choosers..." He said to himself as he put on his most charming smile and slowly pushed the door open.
During his ventures, he experienced a completely new sensation, foreign to him all his life. Hunger. But after a month of traveling alone, it seemed like hunger became an unwanted tagalong that Leo could not get rid of no matter how he tried. After landing in the nearest planet's capital, he quickly started looking for the nearest cantina, bar, anything. As Leo walked through the bustling streets of the city, he pulled out the remaining credits out of his pocket. "Not good." He said after counting them up. "Not good at all...". Suddenly, something caught his eye. He quickly noticed green letters forming the word "Diner" crudely painted over the withered door hanging from a pair of broken hinges of one of the buildings before him. "Well... Beggars can't be choosers..." He said to himself as he put on his most charming smile and slowly pushed the door open.