Troy
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The markets of Equator City were more noisy than normal. A major shipment arrived recently, a massive cargo freighter that housed all manner of exotic wildlife across the galaxy. Many of them are dangerous beasts to be sold to fight in blood sports across the planet. Because of all the animals the market had felt more like a zoo full of raving auctioneers than a typical commercial district. Many of the beasts were displayed blocks of carbonite for safety. The legality of this particular event is being disregarded thanks to the ‘benevolence’ of the planet’s Grand Protector.
The woeful lack of law enforcement also allowed plenty of other illicit traders to sell their merchandise more freely and openly as well. Arms dealers, drug traffickers, info brokers, and slavers. The latter being why Troy had come to this unbearably humid world.
Currently a Rodian woman was in distress. Standing by a tree and looking up into its canopy. Above her was a stubborn feline that had managed to get itself stuck in the tree. It was a loth-cat, he paced back and fourth around the branch confidently. Almost as if mocking its owner below.
The woman stomped her foot on the ground and mouthed off some sort of native expletive before sensing something approaching her. Turning around she looked up to notice an outlander standing over her. A man with silvery pale hair and dark spectacles hiding their eyes. Troy looked down at the rodian woman and glanced up to see the smug loth-cat above. Quickly putting two and two together.
Casually Troy raised his hand up and faced his palm towards the cat. In an instant the feline was harshly yanked by an invisible tether and summoned to his grip. Letting out a loud and startled “Reow!!” Before Troy’s clawed digits scruffed it at the back of its neck. Causing the rodian woman to gasp after witnessing her pet get so harshly manhandled. It took a second for the animal to process what had just happened before it started hissing and thrashing its legs around trying to claw at Troy. The silent arkanian only handed the agitated feline back to its owner. Once the two were reunited the cat clung to her tightly and continued to let out anxious growls. All the while she held the loth-cat securely she looked up at Troy with her large, dark, pupilless eyes. Half grateful to have her pet safe and half indigent over how he solved her problem.
Troy still didn’t say a word but a slight cocky smirk formed on his lips before he began to move past her. Only then did the woman express a few shaky words of gratitude.