You Have Something of Mine

[Vilaz Munin]

Nar Kreeta

It wasn't exactly his, if one were to be technical, but it was an important relic to him and to the Mandalorians. He would make sure that him or anyone affiliated with his culture would be at the helm of Slave I and proudly maneuver it in the Galaxy, and not some scum that would be an insult to him and, possibly, to the Mandalorians. A foreigner who wore Mandalorian armor would cause some heat and fire between him or she and a Warrior of Mandalore, but one who were to own something that was identified as a Mandalorian relic or artifact would be back lashed and maimed until time told them that it was over. It was common sense throughout the Galaxy to never challenge and question the pride of the Mandalorians, especially if it was an important icon such as Jango Fett, Jaster Mereel, Mand'alor the Ultimate, so on and so forth. Vilaz could care less if he was the captain of Fett's personal vessel as long as a trustworthy Mandalorian was piloting the piece of legends.

After speaking with Taleith, a Mandalorian Representative of Acreneau Trading Company, he had asked her if she could tell the current owner of Slave I if they could be at Nar Kreeta for a shipping run that contained valuable merchandise from ATC that would pay the Herglic and his crew very handsomely.

The thing is that there wasn't going to be an ATC freighter awaiting for the smugglers that they needed to ship. It was just something to draw the attention of the Herglic and his company so it could be easier for Vilaz to locate them. But he wasn't alone. He was expecting [member=Elijah Rekali] and [member=Isley Verd] to be here with him so it could be quicker and easier to attain Slave I and have it at the hands of a Mandalorian.

On a lone docking platform that was above the rocky landscape of canyons and mountains stood the Field Marshal, waiting with patience for his comrades to join him and his targets.

 

[Hira Mitsae]

[member="Vilaz Munin"]

Elijah didn’t get the fascination his brethren and sisters had with ancient relics of the past. Sure, a Mereel had used it in the past - one of the Mandalores of old, Boba Fett, whatever. But how good could a ship be that was thousands of years old? Why not just use one of the modern ships made by Mandal Hypernautics or MandalMotors? Sure, he could get some dusty collector trying to buy it and put it in a museum… but to actually use it?

Sometimes he wondered about the sanity of his brothers.

Muffled steps sounded behind Vilaz. Rekali wasn’t trying to hide his presence at all, no point in it, besides bragging rights and what was that worth?

“Oya, vod.”

The Mandalorian stepped up next to the Field Marshal, casting a look out to the landscape.

“Pretty sight, innit?”

 

[Vilaz Munin]

"Oya, vod," the Field Marshal greeted back to Elijah as he approached him from his personal vessel. One reason why Vilaz had asked the assistance of the once Initiate Mandalorian who was now a respected Rally Master was because of the set of abilities this man had within him. During the Battle of Roche, a battle that no shots were fired from the two men at all, the Mandalorian had some diplomacy skills which resulted the 405th guard and the units under Jaccer Ramirez to surrender and escorted back to a Republic affiliated ship that would take them back to the nearest Republic base. Not just that, but he was a formidable Bounty Hunter in Galaxy; a trait that some Mandalorian Bounty Hunters had in them.

"Ain't much of a scenery guy, but it does look nice," the Redneck said while getting his beskar zippo lighter and lighting up a cigarette. "You best not lecture me on how this could kill me, Elijah. Cause I'm still breathing," he said in a jokingly matter when he remembered on Roche that Elijah had warned him of how unhealthy cigars are. As the two men dialogued they waited for Isley arrive so they could discuss about the Field Marshal's plan.

[member="Elijah Rekali"] [member=Isley Verd]