To quell the tempest softly
Denon
District Seven
In a few scant hours, Cora had gone from on death row to a being free woman. Her year-long marriage to Prince Horace had ended the moment his body had hit the courtyard below an open window.
It was jarring. Being yanked from Ukatis to Coruscant, back and forth was like being pulled into two planes of existence. Stripped of the duty she'd carried since birth and exiled from the home she'd tried to nurture, Cora was deprived of the attributes she'd always used to define herself.
She had no idea who she was or what purpose she held. Yet somehow, as she stood anxiously in front of a dingy tattoo parlor, she still retained that annoying little voice inside of her head that cried you shouldn't do this!
There was something she had to do.
Makko Vyres
had disappeared from the Coruscant temple, and she had to find him. If only to yell at him for being so stupid.
Gathering her courage, Cora held her breath and pushed the door open. The establishment was cramped by her standards, the walls covered in a portfolio of artwork. For a moment, Cora's curiosity got the better of her and she peered closer to see—oh, yup, that was a nude woman.
Shielding her gaze with one hand, Cora turned abruptly to find a young lady in her undergarments laid on a table receiving needlework. A shock of blue hair ignited her memory, and she did her best to steel herself.
"Are you Hex?" She ventured, cheeks flaming brightly. The young noblewoman was sorely out of her depth.
If anyone knew where to find Makko on Denon, it would be her.
Hex
District Seven
In a few scant hours, Cora had gone from on death row to a being free woman. Her year-long marriage to Prince Horace had ended the moment his body had hit the courtyard below an open window.
It was jarring. Being yanked from Ukatis to Coruscant, back and forth was like being pulled into two planes of existence. Stripped of the duty she'd carried since birth and exiled from the home she'd tried to nurture, Cora was deprived of the attributes she'd always used to define herself.
She had no idea who she was or what purpose she held. Yet somehow, as she stood anxiously in front of a dingy tattoo parlor, she still retained that annoying little voice inside of her head that cried you shouldn't do this!
There was something she had to do.

Gathering her courage, Cora held her breath and pushed the door open. The establishment was cramped by her standards, the walls covered in a portfolio of artwork. For a moment, Cora's curiosity got the better of her and she peered closer to see—oh, yup, that was a nude woman.
Shielding her gaze with one hand, Cora turned abruptly to find a young lady in her undergarments laid on a table receiving needlework. A shock of blue hair ignited her memory, and she did her best to steel herself.
"Are you Hex?" She ventured, cheeks flaming brightly. The young noblewoman was sorely out of her depth.
If anyone knew where to find Makko on Denon, it would be her.
