Liin Terallo
Sheltered in exile

Or perhaps not. That all depends on what they know about Isotope-5. I know so very little about this crew, afterall. Just as they know so little about me. And I keep to that strategy on purpose. No one needs to know that I am here. Only



Last evening I had found myself experiencing a small amount of joy while I practiced doing what I would never do in my former life. Secluded under the night's sky, I first tried on the skirted variety of Mustafarian Armor. The lower gravity here on Makeb has enabled me to jump and leap far higher than normal, much in the same way that a Force Wizard could do everywhere else. It was an incredible feeling to do something that normally I would not be capable of doing. And I was very glad that there were no eye witnesses to my small moment of happiness given that the very act of leaping about is not dignified or lady-like at all. However on Makeb I am not Liin Terallo, former Director for N&Z Laboratories or of NCBC. I am only Tera; an enigma in her own right and a complete stranger to everyone. She is calm, cool and collected. She has nothing to lose and nothing to live for. That in and of itself is also very freeing.
I wait next to a small freighter for my hired team to arrive. This freighter and it's pilot will be taking us to the volcano meca where our destination awaits. The Mustafarian armor that I wear is covered in that same heavy cloak that I wore yesterday, so that I will be easily recognized by the newly hired team. At my waist is a personal shield device, as well as my dagger. Crated up inside of the freighter are a bunch of supplies, including extra pieces of Mustafarian armor; blaster rifles, detonators, personal shield devices, extra energy cells, empty cannisters, drills, backpacks, coils of rope with grappling hooks attached, pre-packaged meals, water, and medical kits. It is a lot to carry, but with the lower gravity makes the added weight feel lighter.
There is the rumor that Isotope-5 is all but gone on Makeb; however that is a lie. The lower gravity, coupled by the electrical interference in the upper atmosphere say otherwise. And after a lot of research, I know just where to look for it.
The problem is getting there. The journey alone will feel like going through hell. But I am prepared for that. The question is; are the rest of the team ready too?
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