Travel was quite hard without owning a ship, but Vakim had found a way and started to take a few outings to various planets. His most recent one was to Dathomir. A remote, but well known planet that he had been curious of for a while, having heard and read stories about the night sisters, and their magic.
As his ship set down, and he departed, he was immediately hit by a confusing rush of feelings. It was much hotter than he had anticipated, and had definitely over dressed for. The land scanning was also different t how he had imagined, it was far rockier all around him, but perhaps that was simply just that way around where he had landed. Vakim wasn't really sure where to start his exploration of this planet, but one thing that he was sure of was that it was far too hot under his hood and mask.
After having stored these back on the ship, he began his walk down from the rocky peak he had landed on, idly casting his gaze around as he did so. While it seemed inhabitable, he certainly wouldn't be keen to be one of it's inhabitants, which rose another question in his head. Where would he even find people on this planet? It'd probably be a pain to do so, but it would be quite helpful if he could find at least one inhabitant, so he could ask a few questions about the planet. "Anyone around?" He called out, expecting no answer, but it likely wouldn't do much harm for him to call out
Darth Moskvin
As his ship set down, and he departed, he was immediately hit by a confusing rush of feelings. It was much hotter than he had anticipated, and had definitely over dressed for. The land scanning was also different t how he had imagined, it was far rockier all around him, but perhaps that was simply just that way around where he had landed. Vakim wasn't really sure where to start his exploration of this planet, but one thing that he was sure of was that it was far too hot under his hood and mask.
After having stored these back on the ship, he began his walk down from the rocky peak he had landed on, idly casting his gaze around as he did so. While it seemed inhabitable, he certainly wouldn't be keen to be one of it's inhabitants, which rose another question in his head. Where would he even find people on this planet? It'd probably be a pain to do so, but it would be quite helpful if he could find at least one inhabitant, so he could ask a few questions about the planet. "Anyone around?" He called out, expecting no answer, but it likely wouldn't do much harm for him to call out
