Shadow Hand
[member="Moravian Zambrano"]
It was some time since Braxus had actually been followed by someone for such a length of time, twenty years in fact. Braxus remembered the last time perfectly, it had been a Hitman, a man of his past with the Hutt Cartel that had some grievances with him, but could have been the mans worst mistake to dare to track such a dangerous Anzati. How could such a mediocre professional hunt the highest paid, highest in demand hitman the Hutt Cartel had? But this person was certainly not a hitman, they were something else.
Evade your target with subtlety and without them knowing your onto them, Braxus took the following woman through a crowd of people, a market and quickly lost her and ducked into an alleyway. This woman was trained, but she wasn't skilled enough to keep up with a highly trained veteran of this little cat and mouse game Braxus assumed they were playing. In a crowded area Braxus could easily track her, he could feel the force essence that dwelled in her body and it was strong, she stuck out to him like a wolf trying to hide amidst the sheep, the unwashed masses might have had some doting force sensitivity, but nothing like this fledgeling individual moving among the crowds.
He kept his distance from the woman but followed her progress as she tried to once more find the chase that had unwittingly turned tables, and only after they left the crowded area did he get eyes on the alluring woman that was trying to find him all this time. Braxus knew all too well of the specialist killers that were out there, often the Hutts sent specialty individuals after targets they couldn't kill with the usual repertoire of killers, but there was one problem here: Braxus was on good terms with his old contacts. Last he heard everything was business as usual, they knew he was out of the game and after some well planned killings, they met and cleared the air for good, so why was this woman following him? The woman had a full figure and she was still young, he would observe his prey before deciding how to approach, and what to do when he confronted her.
It was some time since Braxus had actually been followed by someone for such a length of time, twenty years in fact. Braxus remembered the last time perfectly, it had been a Hitman, a man of his past with the Hutt Cartel that had some grievances with him, but could have been the mans worst mistake to dare to track such a dangerous Anzati. How could such a mediocre professional hunt the highest paid, highest in demand hitman the Hutt Cartel had? But this person was certainly not a hitman, they were something else.
Evade your target with subtlety and without them knowing your onto them, Braxus took the following woman through a crowd of people, a market and quickly lost her and ducked into an alleyway. This woman was trained, but she wasn't skilled enough to keep up with a highly trained veteran of this little cat and mouse game Braxus assumed they were playing. In a crowded area Braxus could easily track her, he could feel the force essence that dwelled in her body and it was strong, she stuck out to him like a wolf trying to hide amidst the sheep, the unwashed masses might have had some doting force sensitivity, but nothing like this fledgeling individual moving among the crowds.
He kept his distance from the woman but followed her progress as she tried to once more find the chase that had unwittingly turned tables, and only after they left the crowded area did he get eyes on the alluring woman that was trying to find him all this time. Braxus knew all too well of the specialist killers that were out there, often the Hutts sent specialty individuals after targets they couldn't kill with the usual repertoire of killers, but there was one problem here: Braxus was on good terms with his old contacts. Last he heard everything was business as usual, they knew he was out of the game and after some well planned killings, they met and cleared the air for good, so why was this woman following him? The woman had a full figure and she was still young, he would observe his prey before deciding how to approach, and what to do when he confronted her.