Ragos Terrek
a.k.a. Ghost
Ragos woke up to the sound of glass clinking together. With a great amount of effort, Ragos propped himself up on his makeshift bed which was just a few overly-worn thin pillows laid on the hard apartment floor.
Ragos was exhausted but refused to linger in sleep. He’d had enough sleep. He’d spent the last eight days in the tiny cramped apartment but it was only two days ago that he’d opened his eyes and seen it for himself.
“Sorry.” a little voice said.
“Say nothing.” Ragos said with a smile. “What’s for breakfast?”
The little half-zabrak girl that had woken him up smiled back. “I don’t know.” she said matter-of-factly. “What would you like?” she asked, clearly taking a page from her dad’s book about patient care.
“I’ll just have what you have,” Ragos said, adjusting how he was sitting with a painful groan.
“Okay!” The little girl said eagerly. After a few moments, she handed him a bowl of cereal and plopped herself down on the floor next to him.
“Is the doctor around?” Ragos asked. The doctor was her father and the man that saved Ragos' life. Without his quick thinking and skill Ragos would’ve bled out in the streets.
“Daddy said he needed to find different medicine for you,” she said nonchalantly in between bites.
“Did he say why?” Ragos asked
She shrugged.
“It’s good right?” The little girl asked with her mouthful.
“It’s bomb.” Ragos agreed without having taken a bite.
The door to the apartment opened with a woosh and in walked Ezio.
“What’s the good word, doc?” Ragos asked.
Ragos listened to the doctor. Nothing he had to say sounded very good. The man didn’t seem super happy and Ragos couldn’t blame him. It didn’t matter how many credits Jon shoved at the doctor to let Ragos lie low in the apartment he shared with his daughter, this was not an easy arrangement for them.
The little girl got up from the floor to take care of her bowl. Ragos had her take his as well despite him not having a bite.
He struggled to push himself to his feet but finally made it. Ragos shuffled across the floor to the bathroom. Ragos stared at himself in the mirror and couldn’t recognize the man inside. He was worn, thin, and in desperate need of a shave. He shoved a bump of spice up his nose and went about the horrifically difficult task of taking a shower, careful not to open the stitches the doc gave him.
“Better get ready Doc our ride is coming!” Ragos shouted to Ezio.
Ragos fired up his communicator to send a message. It did not come easily. There was only one person on Epica he could call that could offer him any sort of help. The last person he wanted to involve with this.
After ten days in the wind, Ragos called…his handler.
Not sure if he would be speaking directly to her or just leaving a message he began to speak.
“Hey. It’s me…It’s uh…Gho – Ragos– Ili, I fucked up. I…I… need your help.”
Ezio Accetta Iliana Röhr
Ragos was exhausted but refused to linger in sleep. He’d had enough sleep. He’d spent the last eight days in the tiny cramped apartment but it was only two days ago that he’d opened his eyes and seen it for himself.
“Sorry.” a little voice said.
“Say nothing.” Ragos said with a smile. “What’s for breakfast?”
The little half-zabrak girl that had woken him up smiled back. “I don’t know.” she said matter-of-factly. “What would you like?” she asked, clearly taking a page from her dad’s book about patient care.
“I’ll just have what you have,” Ragos said, adjusting how he was sitting with a painful groan.
“Okay!” The little girl said eagerly. After a few moments, she handed him a bowl of cereal and plopped herself down on the floor next to him.
“Is the doctor around?” Ragos asked. The doctor was her father and the man that saved Ragos' life. Without his quick thinking and skill Ragos would’ve bled out in the streets.
“Daddy said he needed to find different medicine for you,” she said nonchalantly in between bites.
“Did he say why?” Ragos asked
She shrugged.
“It’s good right?” The little girl asked with her mouthful.
“It’s bomb.” Ragos agreed without having taken a bite.
The door to the apartment opened with a woosh and in walked Ezio.
“What’s the good word, doc?” Ragos asked.
Ragos listened to the doctor. Nothing he had to say sounded very good. The man didn’t seem super happy and Ragos couldn’t blame him. It didn’t matter how many credits Jon shoved at the doctor to let Ragos lie low in the apartment he shared with his daughter, this was not an easy arrangement for them.
The little girl got up from the floor to take care of her bowl. Ragos had her take his as well despite him not having a bite.
He struggled to push himself to his feet but finally made it. Ragos shuffled across the floor to the bathroom. Ragos stared at himself in the mirror and couldn’t recognize the man inside. He was worn, thin, and in desperate need of a shave. He shoved a bump of spice up his nose and went about the horrifically difficult task of taking a shower, careful not to open the stitches the doc gave him.
“Better get ready Doc our ride is coming!” Ragos shouted to Ezio.
Ragos fired up his communicator to send a message. It did not come easily. There was only one person on Epica he could call that could offer him any sort of help. The last person he wanted to involve with this.
After ten days in the wind, Ragos called…his handler.
Not sure if he would be speaking directly to her or just leaving a message he began to speak.
“Hey. It’s me…It’s uh…Gho – Ragos– Ili, I fucked up. I…I… need your help.”
Ezio Accetta Iliana Röhr
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