See with eyes unclouded by hate
It had been about a month or so since A'Runda had left Tatooine and CIS territory for good, and thus left behind his Tusken garbs and his identity in the shifting sands of that forsaken world. Seemingly trading on desert planet for another wasn't as simple as he'd like, even with a partly new identity. Even a month into this new life of his he still felt naked since he wasn't fully clothed. He still wore masks and a lot of clothes. But who could blame him. For 25 years he lived as as Tusken and by Tusken values as best he could. Now he needed to put that behind, for personal and practical reasons.
However, despite covering his tracks well, and he did do it well. He still wasn't perfect. When he saw or heard injustice I couldn't help but go after it even to his own detriment while in exile. For the clever hunter, seeing a pattern of one red lightsaber wielding vigilante on one desert planet, leaving, and the same thing happening on another desert planet right after was too similar to pass up. It was for this reason that one with enough determination to hunt A'Runda down could still do so.
Lately to settle into Jakku A'Runda has taken refuge on in an old, and abandoned ghost town deep in the desert. With of course his Dewback steed and friend he managed to leave Tatooine with. The two had grown a close bond and he knew he couldn't leave the animal on Tatooine alone. After most all the good salvage was taken during a great scavenger rush tiny towns like this that were made began to become abandoned. For A'Runda he believed it to be the perfect place to work on both hiding and settling down on the planet. He just needed to remember, he wasn't the native in the desert anymore.
To help keep food on the table for himself and his steed, A'Runda worked as a guard of sorts for a band of Jawas that made Jakku their home. Helping to protect them in their savaging of old bygone star destroyers. He would scavenge himself. But he didn't know machines and tech well enough to know what to look for or how to trade it. Not to mention he felt a kinship with the fellow immigrants from Tatooine.
Currently A'Runda was making his way back into the ghost town on his Dewback, with some of the supplies the Jawa's paid him with on him to take back home until their next outing he'll be needed in. It felt quite in the ghost town, almost too quiet...
However, despite covering his tracks well, and he did do it well. He still wasn't perfect. When he saw or heard injustice I couldn't help but go after it even to his own detriment while in exile. For the clever hunter, seeing a pattern of one red lightsaber wielding vigilante on one desert planet, leaving, and the same thing happening on another desert planet right after was too similar to pass up. It was for this reason that one with enough determination to hunt A'Runda down could still do so.
Lately to settle into Jakku A'Runda has taken refuge on in an old, and abandoned ghost town deep in the desert. With of course his Dewback steed and friend he managed to leave Tatooine with. The two had grown a close bond and he knew he couldn't leave the animal on Tatooine alone. After most all the good salvage was taken during a great scavenger rush tiny towns like this that were made began to become abandoned. For A'Runda he believed it to be the perfect place to work on both hiding and settling down on the planet. He just needed to remember, he wasn't the native in the desert anymore.
To help keep food on the table for himself and his steed, A'Runda worked as a guard of sorts for a band of Jawas that made Jakku their home. Helping to protect them in their savaging of old bygone star destroyers. He would scavenge himself. But he didn't know machines and tech well enough to know what to look for or how to trade it. Not to mention he felt a kinship with the fellow immigrants from Tatooine.
Currently A'Runda was making his way back into the ghost town on his Dewback, with some of the supplies the Jawa's paid him with on him to take back home until their next outing he'll be needed in. It felt quite in the ghost town, almost too quiet...