Oya Skirata
Character
di’kutia. Only a fool would go for a scenic hunt on Dxun. Of course Oya was no fool, well sometimes he made a fool of himself of course, had to live up to his own name. It was a similar foolishness that had lead to what some would call his current foolish situation. Oya had been drinking laughing and generally living up to his name, somewhere in between bragging about how he had gotten his name, of which the story changed each time he told it. In that version of events he was saying he had gotten the name after being lucky enough tto survive his boyhood Trial Hunt on Dxun with nothing but a bow and arrow. Someone had called him di’kutia, then hu’tuunia. That was a challenge he couldn’t let slide. A brawl erupted, only the customs of guest right, caused a pause in the scuffle. A contest was suggested. It had almost turned into a duel in The Circle. The call Oya went out, at first he thought they were just saying his name, before the chant spread through.
“Oya! Oya!. Let’s hunt.”
Which is how Oya himself wound up here.
Oya approached cautiously, watching every step, every movement, every breath, looking for the slight differences in the shades of green, that could be his only warning of an impending attack. Each step could mean his last, or even worst his last ones on two legs. There were things in this jungle that could rip him in half that not even the best cybernetic surgeons in the galaxy could fix. Though Oya couldn’t imagine enjoying life as barely human clanker.
On a hunt like this though, best to be armed to the teeth. Blaster Rifle, two Side arms half a dozen grenades, a kal in his book and a kad on his back. Oya had repainted his armour to be close to camouflage. While still wearing his own personal colours, in the colour code of Mando armour. Dull green, orangey brown, and dark blue. Combined with some bush plants. It made him difficult to spot.
Oya climbed a nearby hill, on the hill climbing the highest tree he could find, once at the top he settled in to a comfortable perch scanning a 360 degree arc for any signs of life.
“Oya! Oya!. Let’s hunt.”
Which is how Oya himself wound up here.
Oya approached cautiously, watching every step, every movement, every breath, looking for the slight differences in the shades of green, that could be his only warning of an impending attack. Each step could mean his last, or even worst his last ones on two legs. There were things in this jungle that could rip him in half that not even the best cybernetic surgeons in the galaxy could fix. Though Oya couldn’t imagine enjoying life as barely human clanker.
On a hunt like this though, best to be armed to the teeth. Blaster Rifle, two Side arms half a dozen grenades, a kal in his book and a kad on his back. Oya had repainted his armour to be close to camouflage. While still wearing his own personal colours, in the colour code of Mando armour. Dull green, orangey brown, and dark blue. Combined with some bush plants. It made him difficult to spot.
Oya climbed a nearby hill, on the hill climbing the highest tree he could find, once at the top he settled in to a comfortable perch scanning a 360 degree arc for any signs of life.