Vaylin
Moirai No More
It had surprised Vaylin just how easy it was to go back to a ‘normal life’. A part of her wondered if it was just because she had thrown herself into it immediately, or had it been a matter of running from her past?
The latter had been quickly dismissed, as the Zabrak felt little guilt towards her time as a Sith. It was the path she had naturally found herself down, where she found her strength and purpose in life. She had thrived and gotten stronger through it.
But she had fallen far into the abyss, and drank too deeply from that dark ichor. It had almost claimed her mind, and almost taken her life trying to free herself from it.
Now she was just moving about the galaxy, planet to planet exploring and finding stuff to busy herself with. Though now she had a purpose, investigating crimes that would’ve been shuffled beneath paperwork and time. Where the victim was not some famous celebrity, or the child of a politician, just a regular person who wasn’t seen as equally important.
It’s how Vaylin found herself on a planet that just bordered Galactic Alliance space. The Zabrak didn’t dare risk finding work deeper into their territory. It ran the risk of drawing attention, and many wouldn’t be quick to forget a Sith, even a former one.
Vaylin walked through the hospital, stopping when she finally reached the reception. She asked for a patient; one Penelope Dalle. The receptionist requested the appropriate identification, and Vaylin provided it. V. Valentina, Independent Investigator.
She had a certain Corellian to thank for providing the credentials.
With the go ahead given, Vaylin walked deeper into the hospital and towards Miss Dalle’s room. She peeked into it at first, checking to see if the patient was awake or if anyone else was present. Neither was the case, and it seemed as though the young woman was fast asleep, more than likely due to medication.
Quietly, the Zabrak slipped into the room and grabbed the datapad that was hanging from the foot of the bed. Her first interest was checking the wounds sustained. Of which there were a number, enough that Vaylin was impressed the patient was still alive.
You’re one hell of a fighter, Miss Dalle.
The police report had been filed as an ‘Attempted Murder’ but no name had been given to the attacker. Vaylin pondered the reason why. Was it someone the victim knew, but refused to name? Or was it simply a stranger?
Either way, Vaylin was lost in her thoughts and too occupied to notice anyone else walking past.
The latter had been quickly dismissed, as the Zabrak felt little guilt towards her time as a Sith. It was the path she had naturally found herself down, where she found her strength and purpose in life. She had thrived and gotten stronger through it.
But she had fallen far into the abyss, and drank too deeply from that dark ichor. It had almost claimed her mind, and almost taken her life trying to free herself from it.
Now she was just moving about the galaxy, planet to planet exploring and finding stuff to busy herself with. Though now she had a purpose, investigating crimes that would’ve been shuffled beneath paperwork and time. Where the victim was not some famous celebrity, or the child of a politician, just a regular person who wasn’t seen as equally important.
It’s how Vaylin found herself on a planet that just bordered Galactic Alliance space. The Zabrak didn’t dare risk finding work deeper into their territory. It ran the risk of drawing attention, and many wouldn’t be quick to forget a Sith, even a former one.
Vaylin walked through the hospital, stopping when she finally reached the reception. She asked for a patient; one Penelope Dalle. The receptionist requested the appropriate identification, and Vaylin provided it. V. Valentina, Independent Investigator.
She had a certain Corellian to thank for providing the credentials.
With the go ahead given, Vaylin walked deeper into the hospital and towards Miss Dalle’s room. She peeked into it at first, checking to see if the patient was awake or if anyone else was present. Neither was the case, and it seemed as though the young woman was fast asleep, more than likely due to medication.
Quietly, the Zabrak slipped into the room and grabbed the datapad that was hanging from the foot of the bed. Her first interest was checking the wounds sustained. Of which there were a number, enough that Vaylin was impressed the patient was still alive.
You’re one hell of a fighter, Miss Dalle.
The police report had been filed as an ‘Attempted Murder’ but no name had been given to the attacker. Vaylin pondered the reason why. Was it someone the victim knew, but refused to name? Or was it simply a stranger?
Either way, Vaylin was lost in her thoughts and too occupied to notice anyone else walking past.