Waiting in the sky
This wasn't his usual position. But there was something in the Force that was calling him here. Maybe it was also his sister saying that she was on the other side of the Rim but had felt something going on. Jared had no issue helping escort something for the Rimward Trade League. It meant having to put on a nice shirt, and taking a sanisteam. Jared wasn't a wild man, but he was a hunter of the Rim, using different Force traditions he found while exploring the outskirts of society.
Under his jacket, an aggressively middle of the paygrade jacket and slacks, the Jensaarai had his blue shoto. It was a new weapon for him, and what he knew of being a Warden was that he needed to protect the property and not expand on what could cause damage to the ship. He wasn't as well practiced in something like the Light Hand, as his sister was, but she was working on the other ide of the galaxy on an exploration task.
He wished he was her right now. But as the craps table was pretty hot, it wasn't hard to be here. And there wasn't any real use of the Force, thank you very much, to win. It was nice here, though, and the part Mirialan was enjoying it.
Until the calls for everyone on the ground. As he reached for his chest holster, he noticed it was empty… "Feth." Where was it? Who took it?
Still, blaster shots. Lucky for him he didn't carry his weapon and was a Mirialan, slim, but known for martial prowess. Just in his outfit? He was still restrained.
At the moment he was thrown to the ground next to a few others who he knew were non-combatants, and being away from the worlds of the Core long enough? Well, he didn't look it either. A deep breath as he sat, he was centering himself.
And waiting.
Under his jacket, an aggressively middle of the paygrade jacket and slacks, the Jensaarai had his blue shoto. It was a new weapon for him, and what he knew of being a Warden was that he needed to protect the property and not expand on what could cause damage to the ship. He wasn't as well practiced in something like the Light Hand, as his sister was, but she was working on the other ide of the galaxy on an exploration task.
He wished he was her right now. But as the craps table was pretty hot, it wasn't hard to be here. And there wasn't any real use of the Force, thank you very much, to win. It was nice here, though, and the part Mirialan was enjoying it.
Until the calls for everyone on the ground. As he reached for his chest holster, he noticed it was empty… "Feth." Where was it? Who took it?
Still, blaster shots. Lucky for him he didn't carry his weapon and was a Mirialan, slim, but known for martial prowess. Just in his outfit? He was still restrained.
At the moment he was thrown to the ground next to a few others who he knew were non-combatants, and being away from the worlds of the Core long enough? Well, he didn't look it either. A deep breath as he sat, he was centering himself.
And waiting.