Problem Child
No matter how hard she fought it, there always seemed to be something primed to draw her back to the Outer Rim.
Coruscant had been an admittedly nice sabbatical. Putting as much physical distance as she humanly could between her past and present had the intended effect of a fresh start, but in a way she had deluded herself. Coruscant was only a gilded safety net. One she’d inevitably have to breach.
And the opportunity to do just that seemed to incidentally present itself.
There’d been a series of disappearances spanning a system in the Outer Rim. Loosely connected but all the same in nature. Sporadic, frenzied, void of any evidence alluding to a suspect. As if they were simply plucked from existence-The handiwork of a Sith if she were to hazard a guess.
But that's all she was banking on. Speculation. The sole motivation behind having hitched a ride to some squared off, backwater planet in the recesses of the Outer Rim.
By all means it wasn't her worst decision.
With her lightsaber securely tucked away within the folds of her jacket, the kid stalked the sparse lanes of the dilapidated village she’d found herself in. From what she could gather it’d been the site of the most recent string of disappearances, and it certainly looked the part. If whoever was at large managed to evade detection this long they probably had the sense to book it off-world. But that didn’t totally remove the chance they’d still be lingering, possibly looking to be a repeat offender.
Ishani Dinn
Coruscant had been an admittedly nice sabbatical. Putting as much physical distance as she humanly could between her past and present had the intended effect of a fresh start, but in a way she had deluded herself. Coruscant was only a gilded safety net. One she’d inevitably have to breach.
And the opportunity to do just that seemed to incidentally present itself.
There’d been a series of disappearances spanning a system in the Outer Rim. Loosely connected but all the same in nature. Sporadic, frenzied, void of any evidence alluding to a suspect. As if they were simply plucked from existence-The handiwork of a Sith if she were to hazard a guess.
But that's all she was banking on. Speculation. The sole motivation behind having hitched a ride to some squared off, backwater planet in the recesses of the Outer Rim.
By all means it wasn't her worst decision.
With her lightsaber securely tucked away within the folds of her jacket, the kid stalked the sparse lanes of the dilapidated village she’d found herself in. From what she could gather it’d been the site of the most recent string of disappearances, and it certainly looked the part. If whoever was at large managed to evade detection this long they probably had the sense to book it off-world. But that didn’t totally remove the chance they’d still be lingering, possibly looking to be a repeat offender.
