Legacy
The battered and heavily damaged salvaging vessel, ancient by most standards, made landfall on the designated pad assigned by the docking officer. With steam bellowing from underneath and the hull, well most of the ship, riddled with scorch marks and pot shots, finally came to a rest. For a brief moment it almost sounded as if the ship herself let out a sigh or moan of relief. Inside, the crew was just as worse for wear as the ship. Once a crew of eight, not reduced to two. The other six died bravely. Skyler Wren, the captain of the beaten down vessel, knew it would be cheaper to purchase a new ship rather than repair this old bucket of scrap. Credits wasn't the issue; it was the location. He never been to Coruscant before.
"Begin tagging the bodies, Rrrok," Skyler said to the last crew member, a powerful, yet friendly Wookie he hired several months back. "I'll try to find a way to contact their families back on Mandalore from here...if possible. Also, I'll see about a new ship, I fear this one has seen its last stars." The mighty Wookie roared in agreement as the young Mandalorian headed toward the exit.
As he walked through the megalopolis of Coruscant, he couldn't shake the idea that they had been setup. Those pirates were practically sitting in ambush mode when they dropped out of hyperspace. Barely time to react, Skyler and his crew were fell upon, and it was only by luck they managed to escape, unfortunately not without causalities. Four of the six were his friends, boys he grew up with. He felt more than responsible for their passing. The other two came on board just a couple months before Rrrok. When he got back home, there was a certain older gentleman with a broken jaw in his future.
Skyler started to pass by a cantina when the thought of a few drinks to settle his nerves and help him think would be just what he needed. He entered the cantina, looked around at the layout before him seeing several unfamiliar species lounging about, then headed to the bar. "Whatcha having boy," the gruff voice of the bartender asked. "The strongest drink you have old man," Sklyer replied, feeling a bit annoyed at being called a boy. He paid for his drink, looked around again for an empty table and saw they were all occupied. As if reading his mind. the bartender nodded toward an empty chair at bar. Sighing inside, Skyler hoped this old man wouldn't strike up a conversation as he took the seat with his drink in hand.
Valery Noble
"Begin tagging the bodies, Rrrok," Skyler said to the last crew member, a powerful, yet friendly Wookie he hired several months back. "I'll try to find a way to contact their families back on Mandalore from here...if possible. Also, I'll see about a new ship, I fear this one has seen its last stars." The mighty Wookie roared in agreement as the young Mandalorian headed toward the exit.
As he walked through the megalopolis of Coruscant, he couldn't shake the idea that they had been setup. Those pirates were practically sitting in ambush mode when they dropped out of hyperspace. Barely time to react, Skyler and his crew were fell upon, and it was only by luck they managed to escape, unfortunately not without causalities. Four of the six were his friends, boys he grew up with. He felt more than responsible for their passing. The other two came on board just a couple months before Rrrok. When he got back home, there was a certain older gentleman with a broken jaw in his future.
Skyler started to pass by a cantina when the thought of a few drinks to settle his nerves and help him think would be just what he needed. He entered the cantina, looked around at the layout before him seeing several unfamiliar species lounging about, then headed to the bar. "Whatcha having boy," the gruff voice of the bartender asked. "The strongest drink you have old man," Sklyer replied, feeling a bit annoyed at being called a boy. He paid for his drink, looked around again for an empty table and saw they were all occupied. As if reading his mind. the bartender nodded toward an empty chair at bar. Sighing inside, Skyler hoped this old man wouldn't strike up a conversation as he took the seat with his drink in hand.
Valery Noble