No. 1
In an era of ushered peace, the surface of Coruscant teemed with life and law; the depths denied itself of this, with crime and filth ever-rampant in all that lied beneath the heart of the Galactic Alliance - the one constant. It suited the Mandalorian best, with a commonly known name and face in the form of a battered T-visor helmet with worn in dents and scratches across the coat. The true face worn beneath, even more well-known. The same of which he stalked now on the levels beneath the top-layer.
There was a time in which Fett would have held so tightly onto the throat of a Kaminoan that their hideous, bulbous eyes burst from their sockets and blood flew from their nose and mouth like rain. He hated them so, so much. Perhaps it was merely the promise of credits that allowed Koda to humour the proposition, maybe it was the promise of more... substance, as it were. The fleeting thought was dismissed as quickly as it was conjured, set aside into the piles of wishes and wants from another lifetime.
Between gangsters and denizens of the world below, the Mandalorian strode beneath the often blaring neon lights. The Black Sun dug their claws in as of late, their insignia scattered about the duracrete walls. Some of which in disrepair. Though regardless of the species that went on by, either opposite in the dense foot-traffic or too slow that Fett sped past them, the eyes beneath the T-visor remained affixed on the back of another, foreign and familiar. A stalking hunter that caught whiff of his prey, followed from the headquarters of those that would see him imprisoned if not dead to the sunken lowly sides of Coruscant.
Perhaps a taste their shared DNA favoured.
A scummy diner, seated by the window. Koda was less than discreet with his presence, his armoured frame leaning on the railing and merely watching. With food served, so too would Koda be. Settling into the seat across from him, Driver's own voice spoke to him from beneath the Mandalorian helmet.
"You've scored yourself a cushy life," Fett said with flat disappointment, "tell me how a clone serves, is set free, then serves again?"
There was a time in which Fett would have held so tightly onto the throat of a Kaminoan that their hideous, bulbous eyes burst from their sockets and blood flew from their nose and mouth like rain. He hated them so, so much. Perhaps it was merely the promise of credits that allowed Koda to humour the proposition, maybe it was the promise of more... substance, as it were. The fleeting thought was dismissed as quickly as it was conjured, set aside into the piles of wishes and wants from another lifetime.
Between gangsters and denizens of the world below, the Mandalorian strode beneath the often blaring neon lights. The Black Sun dug their claws in as of late, their insignia scattered about the duracrete walls. Some of which in disrepair. Though regardless of the species that went on by, either opposite in the dense foot-traffic or too slow that Fett sped past them, the eyes beneath the T-visor remained affixed on the back of another, foreign and familiar. A stalking hunter that caught whiff of his prey, followed from the headquarters of those that would see him imprisoned if not dead to the sunken lowly sides of Coruscant.
Perhaps a taste their shared DNA favoured.
A scummy diner, seated by the window. Koda was less than discreet with his presence, his armoured frame leaning on the railing and merely watching. With food served, so too would Koda be. Settling into the seat across from him, Driver's own voice spoke to him from beneath the Mandalorian helmet.
"You've scored yourself a cushy life," Fett said with flat disappointment, "tell me how a clone serves, is set free, then serves again?"