Character
Location: Tanaab, Underground Arena Pit
Tag:
Valery Noble
"Look I swear you will get your money! I just need a week and I can get it to you!" A panicked voice rang through the enclosed vip room filled with heavy smoke. Vice filled the young man's lungs as he tried not to inhale too much. Unlike most humans, Zane's sense of smell is uncanny and frankly he wished that he could not smell the booze-sour breath mixed with deathsticks. Sitting calmly in his chair was a human with cocoa skin and a smooth bald head. His dark eyes rest on the blonde haired man who was held down by two strong armed gamorreans in front of him.
Smoke slowly flowed out of his lips as he stared unflinching at Zane whose hazel eyes looked upon the boss. Fear was present in Zane, but only because he knew that this man was known as Mitch Kelvorn. One of Tanaab's biggest influence that's only second to the Galactic Alliance's rule. Sure the man probably has done shady deals in the past, but Mitch was a man of business. Giving out loans to those in need was well and good, but not so much when the man in question refused to pay it for months. Nearly a year in fact. He gestured a finger as a deathstick rested gracefully between his index and bird finger.
"Tell me where you have been, and maybe I'll consider," he said before he took a puff from the stick. A scantily clad twi'lek approached Mitch from the said and traced a finger along his arm as she sat on his left leg. The boss didn't seem to care about the attention, and focused on Zane.
"I told you, I was sold off to some mad man who kept pumping me full of feth! Every day like clockwork, two times of regular dose of 125 grams of what the crikking liquid it was. When I finally escaped, your crikking goons jumped me!" Zane swore with a loud tone. Mitch had always known Zane to be smart with both wordplay and his talents. But he never knew Zane to act so aggressively. Mitch took another puff as the twi'lek draped one arm around his shoulder. She looked at Zane in haughty disdain. For he was a nobody, some deadbeat mechanic that gambled away his credits. Or so she had thought.
"Did you ever get the name of who took you to this… lab," Mitch asked as he flicked the ashes from the stick. Obviously taking his time as he honestly was in no rush for anything.
"No, they refused to say any name of theirs and they never wore name tags on their coats. The only thing I ever got was number 76, 44, 72, and 12!" Zane answered with a shake of his head. The answer wasn't satisfactory, but Mitch didn't get the impression that Zane was lying. With a sigh, he tapped the twi'lek's shoulder to indicate for her to get up. When she did, Mitch leaned forward as he looked directly into Zane’s eyes that was slowly making the blonde hair man cringe from the intensity.
"Relax friend, with the amount you've borrowed a grand total of five thousand credits, you only had to pay off twenty thousand. However, normally with the amount of late fees this has gone up to fifty thousand credits," the boss said with no change of expression. Zane’s mind raced with thoughts as he knew full well that there was no way he could get that kind of money anywhere.
"But that's impossible! With no tools, credibility, or even a ship I can't get that kind of money!" Zane expressed, and it was then that Mitch smirked. A sense of dread fell upon Zane’s shoulders. Realization crossed his face as Zane caught on what Mitch was saying.
"However, I will do you this one favor. If you participate in the ring with Crazy Red and win. Your debts will be swept clean. I'll even give you a ten percent reward of what we earn from betting," Mitch was stringing the young man along as he made it sound easy. However, Zane didn't have a good feeling about this Crazy Red. The muscles along his arms ached as the shoulders strain from the arm locks.
"Who's Crazy Red?" Zane asked, and the question only made the boss grin with flashy white teeth.
"You'll see soon enough," then he leaned back as he snapped his fingers at the gamorrean bodyguards. "Take him downstairs and get him ready for his fight. I want him to be at his best for what is to come."
Much to Zane's struggle, gamorreans were a lot stronger than they should be. They practically carried the blonde human through the backstage of this arena. Eventually Zane was thrown into the dimly lit room where fighters began their preparations. As the only other door to leave was towards the pit itself. Lined along the walls and racks were weapons of untold variety. Anywhere between a poorly maintained axe to a chipped vibroblade. Only problem was that most of the energy cells within the vitro weapons were either out or barely had any left. Most of which Zane never had any real experience with.
After a moment of looking around, Zane grabbed a pair of gloves that had metal bands around the fingers and knuckles before he picked up a metal club. It would've been a mace, but the head has been beaten flat that it might as well be a bat at this point. But it was simple to use and if anything Zane knew how to fight unarmed. He dreaded to find out who this Crazy Red really was.
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"Look I swear you will get your money! I just need a week and I can get it to you!" A panicked voice rang through the enclosed vip room filled with heavy smoke. Vice filled the young man's lungs as he tried not to inhale too much. Unlike most humans, Zane's sense of smell is uncanny and frankly he wished that he could not smell the booze-sour breath mixed with deathsticks. Sitting calmly in his chair was a human with cocoa skin and a smooth bald head. His dark eyes rest on the blonde haired man who was held down by two strong armed gamorreans in front of him.
Smoke slowly flowed out of his lips as he stared unflinching at Zane whose hazel eyes looked upon the boss. Fear was present in Zane, but only because he knew that this man was known as Mitch Kelvorn. One of Tanaab's biggest influence that's only second to the Galactic Alliance's rule. Sure the man probably has done shady deals in the past, but Mitch was a man of business. Giving out loans to those in need was well and good, but not so much when the man in question refused to pay it for months. Nearly a year in fact. He gestured a finger as a deathstick rested gracefully between his index and bird finger.
"Tell me where you have been, and maybe I'll consider," he said before he took a puff from the stick. A scantily clad twi'lek approached Mitch from the said and traced a finger along his arm as she sat on his left leg. The boss didn't seem to care about the attention, and focused on Zane.
"I told you, I was sold off to some mad man who kept pumping me full of feth! Every day like clockwork, two times of regular dose of 125 grams of what the crikking liquid it was. When I finally escaped, your crikking goons jumped me!" Zane swore with a loud tone. Mitch had always known Zane to be smart with both wordplay and his talents. But he never knew Zane to act so aggressively. Mitch took another puff as the twi'lek draped one arm around his shoulder. She looked at Zane in haughty disdain. For he was a nobody, some deadbeat mechanic that gambled away his credits. Or so she had thought.
"Did you ever get the name of who took you to this… lab," Mitch asked as he flicked the ashes from the stick. Obviously taking his time as he honestly was in no rush for anything.
"No, they refused to say any name of theirs and they never wore name tags on their coats. The only thing I ever got was number 76, 44, 72, and 12!" Zane answered with a shake of his head. The answer wasn't satisfactory, but Mitch didn't get the impression that Zane was lying. With a sigh, he tapped the twi'lek's shoulder to indicate for her to get up. When she did, Mitch leaned forward as he looked directly into Zane’s eyes that was slowly making the blonde hair man cringe from the intensity.
"Relax friend, with the amount you've borrowed a grand total of five thousand credits, you only had to pay off twenty thousand. However, normally with the amount of late fees this has gone up to fifty thousand credits," the boss said with no change of expression. Zane’s mind raced with thoughts as he knew full well that there was no way he could get that kind of money anywhere.
"But that's impossible! With no tools, credibility, or even a ship I can't get that kind of money!" Zane expressed, and it was then that Mitch smirked. A sense of dread fell upon Zane’s shoulders. Realization crossed his face as Zane caught on what Mitch was saying.
"However, I will do you this one favor. If you participate in the ring with Crazy Red and win. Your debts will be swept clean. I'll even give you a ten percent reward of what we earn from betting," Mitch was stringing the young man along as he made it sound easy. However, Zane didn't have a good feeling about this Crazy Red. The muscles along his arms ached as the shoulders strain from the arm locks.
"Who's Crazy Red?" Zane asked, and the question only made the boss grin with flashy white teeth.
"You'll see soon enough," then he leaned back as he snapped his fingers at the gamorrean bodyguards. "Take him downstairs and get him ready for his fight. I want him to be at his best for what is to come."
Much to Zane's struggle, gamorreans were a lot stronger than they should be. They practically carried the blonde human through the backstage of this arena. Eventually Zane was thrown into the dimly lit room where fighters began their preparations. As the only other door to leave was towards the pit itself. Lined along the walls and racks were weapons of untold variety. Anywhere between a poorly maintained axe to a chipped vibroblade. Only problem was that most of the energy cells within the vitro weapons were either out or barely had any left. Most of which Zane never had any real experience with.
After a moment of looking around, Zane grabbed a pair of gloves that had metal bands around the fingers and knuckles before he picked up a metal club. It would've been a mace, but the head has been beaten flat that it might as well be a bat at this point. But it was simple to use and if anything Zane knew how to fight unarmed. He dreaded to find out who this Crazy Red really was.