Vega Van-Derveld
Jun 18th, 2005, 02:04:18 PM
So long as there was such a thing as loyalty, there would be traitors. Beings of all species have been corrupted by power since the very dawn of time. Supposedly steadfast members of the Empire were no different. Denied the exquisite power of the Force that only the Emperor and Lord Vader were permitted to use, many grew jaded. Few had the courage to made good on their vengeful wishes. Many simply brooded in silence, occasionally dabbling in the dark arts in secrets. There were a handful of renegades who went the whole distance, however. Branded traitors of the highest degree, they were scattered to the four corners of the universe. It was these men and women that Vega Van-Derveld, graduate of the esteemed Corulag Academy, meant to find.
Infamous as they were, it was not difficult to track them down. Power went to their heads and all too soon they were trying to inspire little rebellions of their own, or touting themselves as merciless hunters for hire. It was this latter category that Damien Arkady fell into. Vega had managed to track him to the smoggy streets of Nar Shaddaa. It was there, under the pseudonym Nightmare, that Arkady had begun his trade as a mercenary.
A persuasive word here and there allowed Van-Derveld to organize a personal meeting with Damien, scheduled to take place at midnight on one of the less frequented walkways close to a seedy little cantina named the Nebula. In the shadows of the upper strata, he waited at the dead end of the street, silently awaiting the arrival the one who called himself Nightmare.
Infamous as they were, it was not difficult to track them down. Power went to their heads and all too soon they were trying to inspire little rebellions of their own, or touting themselves as merciless hunters for hire. It was this latter category that Damien Arkady fell into. Vega had managed to track him to the smoggy streets of Nar Shaddaa. It was there, under the pseudonym Nightmare, that Arkady had begun his trade as a mercenary.
A persuasive word here and there allowed Van-Derveld to organize a personal meeting with Damien, scheduled to take place at midnight on one of the less frequented walkways close to a seedy little cantina named the Nebula. In the shadows of the upper strata, he waited at the dead end of the street, silently awaiting the arrival the one who called himself Nightmare.