The planet Castell was thoroughly disgusting to Thom. Heavily urbanized, and ruled by a mercantile class, the entire planet was devoted to nothing but profit. Thom enjoyed credits as much as the next man, but focusing your entire life around them was quite limiting. The thrill of battle, the glory of the hunt, and the achievement of victory of your foes was more rewarding than any amount of credits Thom had ever received. Still, credits could get you things in life that a good blaster could not.
Today though, a blaster would do Thom fine.
A particularly rich man on Castell, Ura Garmana, had apparently begun openly flaunting his wealth to any person interested in seeing. Normally Thom would not care, a majority of the mans collection were ancient tomes, supposed secrets about the inner workings of the Force and other such nonsense. Thom did not need dusty books or legends, if a story was worth telling then it would be spoken to another. No, Thom did not care for the library that Ura had spent his lifetime collecting apparently. What really interested Thom was apparently a collection of Beskar armor and blades Ura had gotten his hands on at some point as well.
That drew Thom's attention, and his wrath.
He was currently crouched on a hill overlooking Ura's mansion. The thermal sensors in his helmet were marking every sentry as they moved across the secured perimeter, while a party of guests were being ushered inside. Ura would be distracted with showing the people his collection, and Thom would use the chance to sneak inside. Pushing himself to his feet, Thom did a final inspection of his weapons before setting off down the hill, angling towards a small gap he had noticed in the wall.
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Today though, a blaster would do Thom fine.
A particularly rich man on Castell, Ura Garmana, had apparently begun openly flaunting his wealth to any person interested in seeing. Normally Thom would not care, a majority of the mans collection were ancient tomes, supposed secrets about the inner workings of the Force and other such nonsense. Thom did not need dusty books or legends, if a story was worth telling then it would be spoken to another. No, Thom did not care for the library that Ura had spent his lifetime collecting apparently. What really interested Thom was apparently a collection of Beskar armor and blades Ura had gotten his hands on at some point as well.
That drew Thom's attention, and his wrath.
He was currently crouched on a hill overlooking Ura's mansion. The thermal sensors in his helmet were marking every sentry as they moved across the secured perimeter, while a party of guests were being ushered inside. Ura would be distracted with showing the people his collection, and Thom would use the chance to sneak inside. Pushing himself to his feet, Thom did a final inspection of his weapons before setting off down the hill, angling towards a small gap he had noticed in the wall.
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