:: HERO of KORRIBAN ::

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G L A D I A T O R
“I surrender.”
The two words haunted Judah for the better part of a day. It was the tactical decision, and he knew that she would be fine. The master could not help but be bothered by the feeling Kahlil was going to want him dead if anything bad happened. There was a small window where Judah could have busted her out of the cell, but even though they knew nothing about a second person, he did not want to raise suspicion. A Jedi Shadow was best when they state out of sight. His cover was already blown with Valery being captured, and he could not risk further danger to the mission.
Judah spent the time he had learning the layout of the arena. The tunnels within it were not difficult to navigate after exploring them for a few hours. It gave Judah the time he needed to formulate an escape plan. He mapped the quickest way out of the cells. They would make their way out when the time was right, the cover of nightfall.
It was not the most ideal of accommodations, but an empty pipe gave Judah a chance to get some rest before enacting his plan. After a few bites of food he had stolen from the barracks, Judah was ready. They had to leave by morning, before the next round of fights, or the next slave auction, Valery was going to be put on the spot if he did not, and that was just something he could not allow.
When all the guards fell asleep, Judah popped out of the manhole cover in the prison, where they intended to pop out in the first place.
“Hey Val, wake up…”
Judah whispered as he started toward her cell.
“…we gotta get out of here before they…”
He stopped. Looking around the Jedi saw the cells were full. All of them were full. They could not simply leave without helping them. Judah could not simply leave without helping them.
“Dammit.”
Judah finished walking over to Valery’s cell. They needed to leave, but they had to take the rest with them. He needed a new plan, but one thing was sure, Valery needed to be free to help him out with that plan.
“Valery… c’mon wake up. We gotta get you outta here.”
G L A D I A T O R


“I surrender.”
The two words haunted Judah for the better part of a day. It was the tactical decision, and he knew that she would be fine. The master could not help but be bothered by the feeling Kahlil was going to want him dead if anything bad happened. There was a small window where Judah could have busted her out of the cell, but even though they knew nothing about a second person, he did not want to raise suspicion. A Jedi Shadow was best when they state out of sight. His cover was already blown with Valery being captured, and he could not risk further danger to the mission.
Judah spent the time he had learning the layout of the arena. The tunnels within it were not difficult to navigate after exploring them for a few hours. It gave Judah the time he needed to formulate an escape plan. He mapped the quickest way out of the cells. They would make their way out when the time was right, the cover of nightfall.
It was not the most ideal of accommodations, but an empty pipe gave Judah a chance to get some rest before enacting his plan. After a few bites of food he had stolen from the barracks, Judah was ready. They had to leave by morning, before the next round of fights, or the next slave auction, Valery was going to be put on the spot if he did not, and that was just something he could not allow.
When all the guards fell asleep, Judah popped out of the manhole cover in the prison, where they intended to pop out in the first place.
“Hey Val, wake up…”
Judah whispered as he started toward her cell.
“…we gotta get out of here before they…”
He stopped. Looking around the Jedi saw the cells were full. All of them were full. They could not simply leave without helping them. Judah could not simply leave without helping them.
“Dammit.”
Judah finished walking over to Valery’s cell. They needed to leave, but they had to take the rest with them. He needed a new plan, but one thing was sure, Valery needed to be free to help him out with that plan.
“Valery… c’mon wake up. We gotta get you outta here.”