Zeke Tune
Your Secret Dark Obsession
Melida/Daan's capital city Zehava had been infected by a terrible disease. After an unsuccessful quarantine event, the entire city had been bombed, turned to ash, and after turned into glass. Now, tens of thousands of droids swamped inside this Dark Zone, decontaminating the entire area. Nothing would be left at the end. However, three hundred kilometers away, New Zehava was being built. It had taken time and money, and a lot of effort, but the city was coming along. It was a sea of half built sky scrappers, of box cutter houses, and hundreds of new shops. It was a testament of the resiliency of the Melida/Daan people, and their ability to recover from wars, and scars.
It took a lot of money, and resources to get this much done this quickly. The CIS and many investors poured money and people into the reconstruction effort. Sadly, tensions were at a high on the planet. Melida and Daan blamed each other for releasing the plague, and the CIS was blamed for the death of millions, causing an anti-CIS movement on the planet. The planet was a powder keg, waiting for a spark to make it explode.
Onto this planet, Zeke Tune walked. He was one of the many investors who had made this possible. The city was loud, banging, loud machines, and the shouting of people. However, there was also the hawking of wares, the chatter of crowds. It would take years more, but it was coming along nicely. Hands in his pockets, as he walked to the gallery he was setting up. It was in a shopping district, a mall of sorts. A large central open air court yard, shops on either side, a walk way through the court yard. Popping his head into one of the doors, he looks at the gallery. Holo-statues, actual statues, lots of paintings from himself and other artists. A little bit of class for an up and coming city. “Hey Boss!” A loud cheery voice came out from the halls. “How is it going?!” The chattering from the gallery was loud.
Stepping inside, Zeke shakes his head. “Hey now, not all at once. It's going well. I'm here to check on the kids, but figured I could stop in here too. You guys are doing an amazing job of decorating. The Administrator wanted me to tell you guys good job. He is excited to have this as an attraction coming up.” Staying in there, he talked with each of his workers, gave artistic critiques to placement, and decorative choices, and other things. He finished by checking over the accounting information and then left.
His mind wasn't where he was at right now. He hadn't painted anything since the Burning Man, and it weighted on him. However, he had experienced something...more, during that entire event. He could keep living as he was, killing purely for art, or he could turn his art into something bigger, more meaningful. And this was what he was doing here. Zeke contemplated getting the kids presents before heading to the orphanage.
Doing exactly this, he moves from shop to shop, getting bags full of small gifts for the kids. As he thought of them, a side of him rarely seen shown through, one of honest, utter joy, and happiness, knowing he could spend some time with them again. Zeke walked through the bustling, half finished city, taking a short cut to his speeder, through an unfinished skeleton of what would become a new school. He whistled as he walked almost oblivious to everything else going on around him.
[member="Cao Ran Rhobar"]
It took a lot of money, and resources to get this much done this quickly. The CIS and many investors poured money and people into the reconstruction effort. Sadly, tensions were at a high on the planet. Melida and Daan blamed each other for releasing the plague, and the CIS was blamed for the death of millions, causing an anti-CIS movement on the planet. The planet was a powder keg, waiting for a spark to make it explode.
Onto this planet, Zeke Tune walked. He was one of the many investors who had made this possible. The city was loud, banging, loud machines, and the shouting of people. However, there was also the hawking of wares, the chatter of crowds. It would take years more, but it was coming along nicely. Hands in his pockets, as he walked to the gallery he was setting up. It was in a shopping district, a mall of sorts. A large central open air court yard, shops on either side, a walk way through the court yard. Popping his head into one of the doors, he looks at the gallery. Holo-statues, actual statues, lots of paintings from himself and other artists. A little bit of class for an up and coming city. “Hey Boss!” A loud cheery voice came out from the halls. “How is it going?!” The chattering from the gallery was loud.
Stepping inside, Zeke shakes his head. “Hey now, not all at once. It's going well. I'm here to check on the kids, but figured I could stop in here too. You guys are doing an amazing job of decorating. The Administrator wanted me to tell you guys good job. He is excited to have this as an attraction coming up.” Staying in there, he talked with each of his workers, gave artistic critiques to placement, and decorative choices, and other things. He finished by checking over the accounting information and then left.
His mind wasn't where he was at right now. He hadn't painted anything since the Burning Man, and it weighted on him. However, he had experienced something...more, during that entire event. He could keep living as he was, killing purely for art, or he could turn his art into something bigger, more meaningful. And this was what he was doing here. Zeke contemplated getting the kids presents before heading to the orphanage.
Doing exactly this, he moves from shop to shop, getting bags full of small gifts for the kids. As he thought of them, a side of him rarely seen shown through, one of honest, utter joy, and happiness, knowing he could spend some time with them again. Zeke walked through the bustling, half finished city, taking a short cut to his speeder, through an unfinished skeleton of what would become a new school. He whistled as he walked almost oblivious to everything else going on around him.
[member="Cao Ran Rhobar"]