Skye Achlys
The Masked
(-Continuation from the end of Skye’s backstory
-First Order
-Guess that's about it)
Keep running
Don’t look back, just keep running.
These thoughts echoed in Skye’s head while she ran through the streets of Myaak, a vast city full with building which had been built high into the clouds. Skye had been running for 10 minutes without knowing where to go or where she was. Only when she entered a small and lonely alley she allowed herself to stop and catch her breath, she had been running for the past 15 minutes now. Heavily panting, she let herself slowly drop down on the ground to rest. While she scanned the alley, images of her own actions flashed in front of her eyes. It had only been about 20 minutes since Skye murdered those two guards from the First Order, twenty minutes since she escaped her ‘new mentor’.
Skye forced herself to calm down, which wasn't easy because she knew that the First Order would not take her escape lightly. If only this ‘mentor’ wouldn't pay too much attention to her escape. Maybe this person had other people who could become their apprentice, or slave.
No, that was foolish. Laying in that alley, Skye could clearly remember that heavy and deep voice from all those years ago in that cell.
Was that the-?
Skye’s thoughts stopped there as the sound of vehicles roaring through the sky could be heard in the distance. She quickly got back on her feet and slowly made her way to the end of the alley, which granted access to an open marketplace. All of a sudden the far end of the area got lit up by a light coming from the skies.
“Searchlights”, Skye whispered to herself. Did the FO really put in all of this effort for her? She didn't want to know. If she really was such a big deal to them, then there was no way she’d escape this city, let alone this planet.
She quickly turned around as she darted back into the alley before a deafening noise could be heard. When Skye looked up, she saw another ship pass. It wasn't an ordinary First Order ship, yet the surroundings ships which were FO didn't engage at all. Was this the transport of what was supposed to be her new mentor?
A shiver ran down the girl’s spine when she heard multiple footsteps coming from who knew where, and the amount of searchlights shining down on the city grew quickly.
-First Order
-Guess that's about it)
Keep running
Don’t look back, just keep running.
These thoughts echoed in Skye’s head while she ran through the streets of Myaak, a vast city full with building which had been built high into the clouds. Skye had been running for 10 minutes without knowing where to go or where she was. Only when she entered a small and lonely alley she allowed herself to stop and catch her breath, she had been running for the past 15 minutes now. Heavily panting, she let herself slowly drop down on the ground to rest. While she scanned the alley, images of her own actions flashed in front of her eyes. It had only been about 20 minutes since Skye murdered those two guards from the First Order, twenty minutes since she escaped her ‘new mentor’.
Skye forced herself to calm down, which wasn't easy because she knew that the First Order would not take her escape lightly. If only this ‘mentor’ wouldn't pay too much attention to her escape. Maybe this person had other people who could become their apprentice, or slave.
No, that was foolish. Laying in that alley, Skye could clearly remember that heavy and deep voice from all those years ago in that cell.
Was that the-?
Skye’s thoughts stopped there as the sound of vehicles roaring through the sky could be heard in the distance. She quickly got back on her feet and slowly made her way to the end of the alley, which granted access to an open marketplace. All of a sudden the far end of the area got lit up by a light coming from the skies.
“Searchlights”, Skye whispered to herself. Did the FO really put in all of this effort for her? She didn't want to know. If she really was such a big deal to them, then there was no way she’d escape this city, let alone this planet.
She quickly turned around as she darted back into the alley before a deafening noise could be heard. When Skye looked up, she saw another ship pass. It wasn't an ordinary First Order ship, yet the surroundings ships which were FO didn't engage at all. Was this the transport of what was supposed to be her new mentor?
A shiver ran down the girl’s spine when she heard multiple footsteps coming from who knew where, and the amount of searchlights shining down on the city grew quickly.