Calum Finley
Rogue

The Coruscant Underworld
Coruscant. The capital planet-ecumenopolis of the mighty Galactic Republic. Half a dozen trade routes ran through the planet, which made it the center of the Galaxy for trading. Calum had expected Coruscant to be a bit different from Corellia. To be better, to have better living conditions. But he was quite disappointed. The wealthy could afford all the luxury they wanted. In the lower levels, people of the Galactic City barely managed to scrape by living. Crime was everywhere: No wonder the Republic never bothered to keep their police down here. When he had first seen the brilliant planet from space, it had looked quite promising. Down in the under levels of Coruscant, not so much. Was there no way out of this frustrating cycle of poverty?
Two full years. That's how long he had lived in Coruscant. Two years back, he had sold his two younger sisters into slavery to buy himself a ticket to Coruscant. Time seemed to pass quickly here. There was no way to distinguish day from night, according to some people Calum had met, some people here had never seen daylight in their entire life. These hundreds upon hundreds of levels that made up the Coruscant Underworld, that made up almost a third of Coruscant's population, lived in poverty. Calum, in his two years working at a local tavern, making barely a dozen credits a day, further grew his hatred. One day, he promised himself, one day he'd take revenge upon the world that had left him in poverty.
The Nexus Tavern. That was the name of the tavern in which Calum worked in. No matter what time of the day it was, the tavern seemed to have at least had a dozen people in it. Calum's job, was to mop and clean the tavern, as well as to serve food and drinks to the people that paid for it. He barely got any sleep, and the only breaks he took was at a spare table in the corner of the tavern. On this day, Calum was once again cleaning the tables in the tavern. People were coming in and out of the tavern, but more seemd to be coming in than out. As usual. He knew that it was the time of the day in which people often enjoyed a drink and a quick snack here at the tavern. What he did not know, ofcourse, was that his life was about to change forever.
@[member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""][member=""]Darren Shaw