Darth Zilti
Blasphemers beware...
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She’d done her homework. The planet in her dream was Dathomir. It was an obscure planet in the Outer Rim Territories, located in the Quelii sector. The four moons had been a major clue. The mention of the Witches of Dathomir had obviously helped and the name [member="Petra Cavataio"] had sealed the deal.
As she piloted her ship, she knew she had to head for the mountains. Even from her dream she remembered how inhospitable the place was and that landing close to…well wherever she was heading was not possible. So she entered the coordinates for a landing spot that was at least near to where she’d estimated her planned destination to be. A few kilometres across hazardous icy mountains in rancor country. What could possibly go wrong?
So she landed and wrapping up for the cold, she checked and holstered her trusty blaster and headed off in the general direction she hoped the camp would be.
She made good progress early on but realised that despite walking for a solid hour, the undulations of the ground meant she hadn’t travelled as far as she initially suspected. Relying on her hearing, she listened for any worrying sounds but against the whistling of the wind and the crunching of her boots, she heard nothing of note. Certainly not the rancor that was stalking her.
How she missed the eight-metre creature was anyone’s guess. Once or twice she felt at risk, but her still primitive connection to the Force afforded her no insight as to the real danger. Then, crossing a narrow path across a shallow ravine, she slipped and fell. She cursed her luck and her bruised behind; she could only be minutes from the camp now. Dusting herself off, she felt the pain in her ankle. Probably just a sprain but it would make climbing out of the hollow she was in more challenging – but not impossible. Grabbing a candy bar from her bag, she took a big bite and was suddenly aware that it had gotten very dark, very quickly. Looking up she saw that the sun was now being blocked out by a collection of fangs and claws – all of which were attached to the largest rancor she’d ever seen.
As she stared into its beady eyes she reflected that here she was, looking to prove to her sister how smart she was and she was just thankful that her sister couldn't see her now.
Her predicament was…unfortuitous! If someone was going to swoop in now to save her skin, like Bane did for Rain back on Onderon, now would be a good time.