Lorda of Nem'ro and Hutt Republic Supreme Mogul
Nar-Shaddaa. The Smuggler's Moon. The whole area coated with a sprawling ecumonopolis that is littered with criminal elements. Various Hutts rule over sectors of this relatively small world at the heart of Hutt Space. Yet, in the spaces between the domains of the Hutt Lords, various smaller gangs run rampant. One such gang in the lower sectors of the city world, run by an outlaw named Nartuuk, has been a thorn in the side of one the most influential Hutts on Nar-Shaddaa, Broka the Hutt, for far too long than the great Hutt will tolerate. In order to gain more territory, and eliminate a pesky nuisance to his operations on Nar-Shaddaa, Broka ordered his army of goons to do a full scale invasion of the Nartuuk's territory. For a gang that caused so much problems to Broka's organization, the opposing gang was quite smaller than expected. Not an army of criminals, but more of a militia of street smart citizens. Broka had an army of hardened mercenaries, and loyal warriors, at his disposal, and taking the small sector was a breeze. However, after killing all the lesser soldiers of Nartuuk's gang, and capturing all the leaders for Broka to deal punishment to, Broka's forces discovered the secret to possibly the reason, or reasons, why this gang has caused so many problems. Upon clearing out the main headquarters of Nartuuk's gang, a small warehouse in center of the sector, Broka's forces discovered two young girls, looking in late teens to early twenties in age, cowering in a locked room. The noise didn't reach this far in, yet these two girls knew they were coming somehow.
When the forces moved into the room to acquire the pair of, what now can be confirmed to be, twins they were faced with more confusion. There were no surveillance systems in this room that would warn the twins of their arrival. Realizing these two weren't an actual threat (yet still created a lot of curiosity among Broka's troops), unlike all the other inhabitants of this warehouse, the commander barked out orders.
"Lower you arms!", he barks to his men, "In the name of Broka the Hutt, Lord among the Nar-Shaddaa skyline and King of Jiguna, stand up with your hands in the air. We will not fire or harm either of you as long as you cooperate. Just get up nice and slow, see." The last of those sentences were not as barked, yet still had a resonance of command and authority.
Willow & Ivy
When the forces moved into the room to acquire the pair of, what now can be confirmed to be, twins they were faced with more confusion. There were no surveillance systems in this room that would warn the twins of their arrival. Realizing these two weren't an actual threat (yet still created a lot of curiosity among Broka's troops), unlike all the other inhabitants of this warehouse, the commander barked out orders.
"Lower you arms!", he barks to his men, "In the name of Broka the Hutt, Lord among the Nar-Shaddaa skyline and King of Jiguna, stand up with your hands in the air. We will not fire or harm either of you as long as you cooperate. Just get up nice and slow, see." The last of those sentences were not as barked, yet still had a resonance of command and authority.
Willow & Ivy