Tagar grinned. "Do you want a ride or not?"

"No, I don't think Zandor will show, in fact I'm almost sure of it. If Lina's hurt, sick, captured, etc. There's a good chance he's not going to show up until she's better. She's probably the guy's only weakness...aside from Darbock."

"Yeah, alright.."

Zeta wasn't much for manners, so if Tagar was expecting anything more than that, he was out of luck.

"Why? How are Lina and Darbock his only weakness?"

Too many questions, but Zeta could not helped that. One learned by asking, otherwise they were made to be left to wonder and never know.

"Get on or I'm leaving you." Tagar glared at him. "Stop asking questions and get on. I don't know why, ask him yourself."

Zeta snarled. He didn't like others treating him disrespectfully, yet he felt it was ok for himself to treat others that way. He was coming to find that his time here was wasteful and he no longer wished to fight.

"Never mind, just tell me which way Zandor went.."

"I don't know, he was last seen at the hospital. He left, and no one has seen him since. Nor Dora." Tagar had suddenly become friendly again. Something had scared him, and made him angry. He'd wanted to get out of the training area quickly. "Looks like you'll be in the fights with that windbag, Moo, as a partner."

Zandor approached the huge rock formation out side of town. It towered above him, like a huge stone castle. A few ledges dotted it's massive face, and one large cave entrance sat at the bottom. This was the last place Zandor thought Dora could be, and he was going to explore every inch of it.

"I don't know, he was last seen at the hospital. He left, and no one has seen him since. Nor Dora." Tagar had suddenly become friendly again. Something had scared him, and made him angry. He'd wanted to get out of the training area quickly. "Looks like you'll be in the fights with that windbag, Moo, as a partner."

Zandor approached the huge rock formation out side of town. It towered above him, like a huge stone castle. A few ledges dotted it's massive face, and one large cave entrance sat at the bottom. This was the last place Zandor thought Dora could be, and he was going to explore every inch of it.

"Fight? Now? No, I see more interesting things abroad. If I fight, I'll only be wasting my time. Well, unless it's with Dora, I have a few bones to pick with him."

Zeta didn't like him, not one bit, not one bit at all. He never did anything without a reason. He had no reason to be in the fight, however he had reason to go after Dora, just simply because he didn't like him, and to Zeta, that was a good enough reason if any.

He reached out with the force, sensing out the hopper. He snarled, finding him.

"He is out of town..."

He did not wait for Tagar to respond as he began to walk west, out of town.

"Want a ride? I have a few bones to pick with him aswell. He's stolen quite a few things from me, and....." Tagar gave him a toothy grin.

Zandor entered the cave, holding a light above his head. He looked around, and started forward.

Dora watched the other hopper through a hidden camera. "Idiot. He's as good as de@d."
A cloaked figure behind him nodded. "Very good, now see that he doesn't make it."

Zeta snarled, he could feel Zandor's presence as well.

"That hopper has no idea the trouble he will find. He does not sense the evil I have found within Dora, he does know..."

He was more or less talking to himself as he turned to look over his shoulder at Tagar.

"Will you take me the rest of the way, out of town? Dora, I sense he is not alone, someone else awaits as well..."

Tagar headed toward the large rock at a fast pace, Zeta might have fallen off if it weren't for his Sith abilities. He ignored his passenger's talk, and kept his mind on the desert.

Dora flipped a few switches on the control panel, grinning to himself. "Prepare to die, 'old friend'."

Two huge laser turrents popped out of the wall, and begin to fire at Zandor rapidly. He dodged left and right, activating his red lightsaber quickly. Lasers were everywhere, Zandor couldn't take on step without taking the risk of de@th. He twirled his saber, and smashed one turrent to pieces. He back flips and lands on the second, slicing it's main circuts to pieces.