Garrus Garon
An Old Warrior
Mandalore
The Garon Farm
...Garrus tilled the earth. A shovel in one hand he planted it in the soil, put his foot on it and dug a hole that he could put fence posts down into. Life away from battle and the duties of a Field Marshal seemed plain for the Warrior now. It had been a long time since he had even seen the glory of the arena and the eternal legend that it could help create. Instead now his hours were spent working the land and thinking. Oh, Garrus had a lot to think about too and not all of it dealt with the matters of warfare. He thought about things like the maintenance of his house, life on the land and of the ouch of his wife...as well as other women...
...he'd just finished hammering home a fence post when he returned to his homestead. The House itself was small, only about a half dozen rooms but it had a porch where Garrus would often sit and enjoy the taste of a beverage as he tipped it against his mouth. Wearing a tunic and trousers that were comfortable he looked very much a simple farmer. As he stood on his porch he'd have taken a drink from his flask, a satisfying exhale to follow while turning his gaze out across the land for as far as he could see. Today Garrus was looking for something or rather someone, a young woman by the name of [member="Arla Balor"] that he'd heard wanted to learn how to fight. Well at least she wanted to learn how to fight better. Occasionally students were sent to Garrus and seeing as how he'd heard that Arla Balor was a Rally Master it made no sense her being taught in an academy like some fresh recruit. No, the farm would serve the purpose that Garrus had in mind quite nicely...
...while he waited Garrus helped himself to another drink. The Beskad he carried into battle was nearby as well, on his porch and never far from reach. If Arla wanted to learn about his brand of swordplay that would come later though...
...the battle was over, Wayland was lost and in the days to come while many Mandalorians lamented the defeat Garrus Garon did what he often did; he packed up his armor and his weapons and he returned to Mandalore. For Garrus the defeat at Wayland had just been one battle in what would likely be a long and bloody campaign. The Mandalorians were surrounded with the Primeval cutting a swath into their territory and the One Sith pushing against a Republic force that seemed vastly inept up to this point. It seemed that defeat was imminent on all fronts. None of this seemed to bother Garrus though because he knew that Mandalore would always rise again. Nothing could ever break the spirit of the Mandalorian people and their way of life. All that remained was to train the next generation of Mandalorians...
The Garon Farm
...Garrus tilled the earth. A shovel in one hand he planted it in the soil, put his foot on it and dug a hole that he could put fence posts down into. Life away from battle and the duties of a Field Marshal seemed plain for the Warrior now. It had been a long time since he had even seen the glory of the arena and the eternal legend that it could help create. Instead now his hours were spent working the land and thinking. Oh, Garrus had a lot to think about too and not all of it dealt with the matters of warfare. He thought about things like the maintenance of his house, life on the land and of the ouch of his wife...as well as other women...
...he'd just finished hammering home a fence post when he returned to his homestead. The House itself was small, only about a half dozen rooms but it had a porch where Garrus would often sit and enjoy the taste of a beverage as he tipped it against his mouth. Wearing a tunic and trousers that were comfortable he looked very much a simple farmer. As he stood on his porch he'd have taken a drink from his flask, a satisfying exhale to follow while turning his gaze out across the land for as far as he could see. Today Garrus was looking for something or rather someone, a young woman by the name of [member="Arla Balor"] that he'd heard wanted to learn how to fight. Well at least she wanted to learn how to fight better. Occasionally students were sent to Garrus and seeing as how he'd heard that Arla Balor was a Rally Master it made no sense her being taught in an academy like some fresh recruit. No, the farm would serve the purpose that Garrus had in mind quite nicely...
...while he waited Garrus helped himself to another drink. The Beskad he carried into battle was nearby as well, on his porch and never far from reach. If Arla wanted to learn about his brand of swordplay that would come later though...