Character
Location: Approaching planet Roon aboard the GS-77 Gunship
Local Time: 1400 hours
Equipment: Body/Suit/Sword, M-18 Pit Viper, SYC Grenades, Ion Grenades, DEX Satchel charges
Tags: Open
Aiden was sitting in the cockpit of his ship. The recent events of what had happened were playing through his mind over and over. He knew where he had to go. He knew what he had to do. The question now was just getting there. John was at the wheel of the ship, bringing it in to start a landing sequence. First thing was first now however. They needed to resupply and refuel. Aiden needed time to think on how he would accomplish this new objective. This... this would be difficult to be sure. Extremely difficult being the understatement of the millennia. This would be almost impossible. The Sith. Not many knew what went on inside Sith space who weren't supposed to know anything, and those that said they knew, well were either crazed, wrong, or extremely rare. This new mission, who he'd have to go after. He couldn't stop thinking about it. The name ringing in his head over and over.
Prazutis.
He'd done a search through CIS and even TDW records that he'd, well stolen to see if they mentioned him at all. Nothing. Not even a hint. Just what he'd gotten from the Lord Marshall. And what he'd gotten from him, made him second guess this, if only because he didn't know if he could accomplish this alone. Maybe he-
"I know that look sir, stop thinking about it,"
"About what?"
"The mission sir. Your father had the same look every time he was presented with an extremely difficult problem to mull over. Take the problem one step at a time, one issue at a time. Focus on the now, plan for the immediate future. That, what you're thinking about, can wait,"
Aiden looked the droid in the head with a quizzical, almost curious look. John said he was Sergei's personal combat droid, having been assigned to and fought alongside him for almost a year non-stop. And while he didn't believe any mere droid could keep up with someone as tough and aggressive as Sergei, he couldn't deny that was something Sergei would have told him.
"What was he like? Towards the end?" Aiden asked.
"Your father? Well he was certainly something. Saved me multiple times, and survived some of the most hellacious places in the galaxy. There's a lot to tell...." The droid would start as he brought the ship through the atmosphere to a landing pad on a small little town. The local authorities logged the GS-77 and directed them to pad 10, letting them know several contractors would arrive to begin refueling and topping off their supplies.
Aiden walked down the ramp of the vessel as he looked about the landing pad. It was pretty sparsely populated, with only the fueler and another contractor taking an order from John on the necessary supplies they'd need for the ship. The contractor in question was idly talking to the droid as the other left to go grab the supplies, mainly rations and maintenance supplies for the trip. John would speak to Aiden plainly as the droid addressed the needed issues.
"Go ahead and go find yourself something to eat, we'll be on the road for a while. You need the time to calm your nerves,"
The cyborg would nod in his helmet as he began walking up the street. He kept his blades, and some of his standard kit on him as he walked, deciding that while this planet was more of a backwater, that it would be better to be armed in case. Just to discourage casual muggers and other riff raff. He would walk past several food vendors and other types of stands, selling fish, small knick knacks, fruits, vegetables, cuts of meat and various other items both edible and not. The bazaar itself was crowded, full of various people, smells and languages as various peoples bartered, sold and bought items at varying quantities. One a fisherman selling a hold of fish, another a tradesman looking to barter for more items or otherwise trade his wares, one a trandosian selling ironically enough cuts of various terrestrial based animals. Aiden would take in the sights, smells, noise, and the general mood of the place. It was lively to say the least. This place reminded of a small village he'd visited on vacation from his time in university. A place that he would love to visit, and possibly even work at for a while just to take in the life style of a more simple and wholistic life. A small tavern looking place would catch his attention as he was walking and he would step inside to look across the room. It seemed quiet enough as he did a quick scan of the room and found that they served food and drink, which from the smell was absolutely delectable. He would pick a table towards one of the corners of the room, placing himself in a booth with the hope that anyone who was passing through wouldn't notice him. If TDW caught up with him, they'd immediately send recovery teams to try and stop and arrest him. And after beating several of them to a pulp, Aiden didn't want to fight them much more. His quarrel, while probably rightfully should be leveled at them for lying to him, was not. They simply stood in his way, and while he didn't want to hurt them because they were like family, he had to do this. He shook his head as a cute waitress walked up to him and asked him in a polite and cute tone.
(It's
Daisy Americus
)
"Hey there hon! What'll you be having today?"
"I.... I dunno, what is good here? This is my first time,"
"Oh that's too easy there sugar, I'll set you up with a big ole Saber fish platter. This comes with a side salad, some 'mashed 'taters, and we'll even throw in a pint of our famous Roonian 'shine,"
"That sounds absolutely delicious, thank you kindly,"
The waitress would make some notes in a datapad and quickly walk away, smiling the whole time while she spoke to the cook in the back. Some kind of short hand to let him know what to cook. She would quickly come back with a large pint of blue liquid, and Aiden would remove his helmet to take a drink. The alcohol content in this drink was stout enough that Aiden was pretty sure just smelling this would get someone drunk. Which when Aiden took a drink, expected to be hit with a massive burning sensation from the liquor, but was surprised to have only a slight burning sensation to the otherwise sweet and quite fruity drink. In fact it tasted strongly of apples and cinnamon, which Aiden assumed covered up the amount of alcohol was in it. He would quietly lament the fact that his own various blood purifiers and monitor systems wouldn't let him actually get drunk. Just another reminder that inside he would never be human again. A small sigh would escape his lips but at least the drink was good and would keep him occupied. He hoped this would be a quiet stop, and that he wouldn't have to worry about anything coming up just yet. He would have to deal with metaphorically mountain sized issues in a bit, and he did not look forward to it. For now he just hoped to sit back and enjoy a small respite, a relative calm to the coming storm.
Word Count: 1,250
TWC: 11,323
Local Time: 1400 hours
Equipment: Body/Suit/Sword, M-18 Pit Viper, SYC Grenades, Ion Grenades, DEX Satchel charges
Tags: Open
Aiden was sitting in the cockpit of his ship. The recent events of what had happened were playing through his mind over and over. He knew where he had to go. He knew what he had to do. The question now was just getting there. John was at the wheel of the ship, bringing it in to start a landing sequence. First thing was first now however. They needed to resupply and refuel. Aiden needed time to think on how he would accomplish this new objective. This... this would be difficult to be sure. Extremely difficult being the understatement of the millennia. This would be almost impossible. The Sith. Not many knew what went on inside Sith space who weren't supposed to know anything, and those that said they knew, well were either crazed, wrong, or extremely rare. This new mission, who he'd have to go after. He couldn't stop thinking about it. The name ringing in his head over and over.
Prazutis.
He'd done a search through CIS and even TDW records that he'd, well stolen to see if they mentioned him at all. Nothing. Not even a hint. Just what he'd gotten from the Lord Marshall. And what he'd gotten from him, made him second guess this, if only because he didn't know if he could accomplish this alone. Maybe he-
"I know that look sir, stop thinking about it,"
"About what?"
"The mission sir. Your father had the same look every time he was presented with an extremely difficult problem to mull over. Take the problem one step at a time, one issue at a time. Focus on the now, plan for the immediate future. That, what you're thinking about, can wait,"
Aiden looked the droid in the head with a quizzical, almost curious look. John said he was Sergei's personal combat droid, having been assigned to and fought alongside him for almost a year non-stop. And while he didn't believe any mere droid could keep up with someone as tough and aggressive as Sergei, he couldn't deny that was something Sergei would have told him.
"What was he like? Towards the end?" Aiden asked.
"Your father? Well he was certainly something. Saved me multiple times, and survived some of the most hellacious places in the galaxy. There's a lot to tell...." The droid would start as he brought the ship through the atmosphere to a landing pad on a small little town. The local authorities logged the GS-77 and directed them to pad 10, letting them know several contractors would arrive to begin refueling and topping off their supplies.
******
Aiden walked down the ramp of the vessel as he looked about the landing pad. It was pretty sparsely populated, with only the fueler and another contractor taking an order from John on the necessary supplies they'd need for the ship. The contractor in question was idly talking to the droid as the other left to go grab the supplies, mainly rations and maintenance supplies for the trip. John would speak to Aiden plainly as the droid addressed the needed issues.
"Go ahead and go find yourself something to eat, we'll be on the road for a while. You need the time to calm your nerves,"
The cyborg would nod in his helmet as he began walking up the street. He kept his blades, and some of his standard kit on him as he walked, deciding that while this planet was more of a backwater, that it would be better to be armed in case. Just to discourage casual muggers and other riff raff. He would walk past several food vendors and other types of stands, selling fish, small knick knacks, fruits, vegetables, cuts of meat and various other items both edible and not. The bazaar itself was crowded, full of various people, smells and languages as various peoples bartered, sold and bought items at varying quantities. One a fisherman selling a hold of fish, another a tradesman looking to barter for more items or otherwise trade his wares, one a trandosian selling ironically enough cuts of various terrestrial based animals. Aiden would take in the sights, smells, noise, and the general mood of the place. It was lively to say the least. This place reminded of a small village he'd visited on vacation from his time in university. A place that he would love to visit, and possibly even work at for a while just to take in the life style of a more simple and wholistic life. A small tavern looking place would catch his attention as he was walking and he would step inside to look across the room. It seemed quiet enough as he did a quick scan of the room and found that they served food and drink, which from the smell was absolutely delectable. He would pick a table towards one of the corners of the room, placing himself in a booth with the hope that anyone who was passing through wouldn't notice him. If TDW caught up with him, they'd immediately send recovery teams to try and stop and arrest him. And after beating several of them to a pulp, Aiden didn't want to fight them much more. His quarrel, while probably rightfully should be leveled at them for lying to him, was not. They simply stood in his way, and while he didn't want to hurt them because they were like family, he had to do this. He shook his head as a cute waitress walked up to him and asked him in a polite and cute tone.
(It's
![Daisy Americus](/data/avatars/s/14/14569.jpg?1577199369)
"Hey there hon! What'll you be having today?"
"I.... I dunno, what is good here? This is my first time,"
"Oh that's too easy there sugar, I'll set you up with a big ole Saber fish platter. This comes with a side salad, some 'mashed 'taters, and we'll even throw in a pint of our famous Roonian 'shine,"
"That sounds absolutely delicious, thank you kindly,"
The waitress would make some notes in a datapad and quickly walk away, smiling the whole time while she spoke to the cook in the back. Some kind of short hand to let him know what to cook. She would quickly come back with a large pint of blue liquid, and Aiden would remove his helmet to take a drink. The alcohol content in this drink was stout enough that Aiden was pretty sure just smelling this would get someone drunk. Which when Aiden took a drink, expected to be hit with a massive burning sensation from the liquor, but was surprised to have only a slight burning sensation to the otherwise sweet and quite fruity drink. In fact it tasted strongly of apples and cinnamon, which Aiden assumed covered up the amount of alcohol was in it. He would quietly lament the fact that his own various blood purifiers and monitor systems wouldn't let him actually get drunk. Just another reminder that inside he would never be human again. A small sigh would escape his lips but at least the drink was good and would keep him occupied. He hoped this would be a quiet stop, and that he wouldn't have to worry about anything coming up just yet. He would have to deal with metaphorically mountain sized issues in a bit, and he did not look forward to it. For now he just hoped to sit back and enjoy a small respite, a relative calm to the coming storm.
Word Count: 1,250
TWC: 11,323