Maris Fero
Riff-raff, Street Rat.
Unseen, and unremarked upon, the shadow of a youth had slipped aboard the craft taking on recruits. The observer had no real intention of taking part in the show, confident as she was of her ability to extract herself from most any situation. But she was extremely interested in the selection of the candidates and how these particular young potentials would be misused.
The shuttle reminded Maris of a Paupers Roundup. On Vorzyd, Maris had seen the roundup barges pick up whole gangs of youths with promises of food, trinkets and a safe place to sleep. It was rare that those youths were seen again and those who were were rarely ever the same. The Shrike didn’t have many priorities beyond her own immediate interests, but the rich and idolant entertaining themselves at the expense of the young and downtrodden boiled the ex-ganger’s blood.
With so many untrained force potentials in such a space it would be difficult to pick out her own refined strength amongst the mass of raw talent. Doubly difficult because Maris own earliest and most profound talent in the force had been stealth and subterfuge. She found a quiet spot for herself, outwith of the eyeline of most others and let her focus fade, soon enough others would notice her presence, but she was just another face in the crowd.
Of course, if any of the automatons chose to pay her attention, or checked her ID or records they would never find a hint of Maris Fero anywhere in the records of Voryzd, or anywhere else in this part of the galaxy. Instead, they would find Erisa Adler, Denon native and slicer, with medical records, local biographies and of course, in actuality, quite dead. And Maris had paid well and worked hard to own that particular identity, right down to a local accent and mannerisms.
She dressed in the fashion of Denon’s many slicers, street clothes of the urban down-but-not-outs wearing a dark hooded top over her fashionably torn cargo’s and nondescript black sneakers. Her pale skin had never seen much sun, and as a slicer there was no need for an excuse for her pallor. The scent of a dozen different cultures and classes assailed her senses, and though she remained quiet she listened to just as many different accents and languages.
Sitting herself down at the edge of the action, her slim legs swinging as if she was bored and nervous, the raven haired runaway apprentice’s cold grey eyes regarded her peers; Ithorians, Skakoan, Zabrak and more, and the metal head’s running the show. It was an urban safari here.
She was just in time to watch a kid in a raincoat make a terror driven bolt for the exit.. Smart kid.
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