I'm making a choice to be out of touch
Leave me be he said
Leave me be he said
And so it would come to pass that after Kamon met up with Victoria on Ossus the two would leave the planet without pause. They had nothing to keep them there; no will to stay. Kamon was still being hunted after escaping from Kessel thanks to an old friend. The only problem was, they didn't know where they should go. Most of the worlds he had known before being imprisoned are either owned by the Empire or the Black Dragons. Neither of which he really liked. He absolutely hated the Black Dragons though. Despite their claims of being something other than an Empire, Kamon knew that that was what they were. They would always be an empire.
Their first stop was a planet dangerously close to Black Dragon space but which no governmental faction held sway over. Kashyyyk was still a fre world. It had always been a goal of Kamon's to come to Kashyyyk at some point. The only problem had been that he had never had time to actually get there. Someone was either always attacking him or he was always attacking someone else. Things had been bad at the end of his reign of Tholatin. In fact, he wondered what his people had done after the Dragons had escorted him off-world to be imprisoned. Had they fought back? Probably not. They would have known better than to have done that. Too many people would have died.
Kashyyyk was relatively unbusy ship wise and the pilot was able to land the ship relatively quickly to let the passengers out. Kamon and Victoria were travelling under the guise of businessmen off to do some work. They had rented suits before they left Ossus. Neither of them had used any ID when they rented them and neither of them had any plans to return the suits. If they could help it they would never go back to Ossus. There were other things that needed to be done. First off they had to look around on Kashyyyk to see if any of Kamon's personnel had survived the invasion and gotten here. If memory served him correctly there were a handful of covert ops stationed somewhere on this planet anyways.
They passed through customs relatively quickly and headed out to walk along the platforms. By customs of people from most other planets, Kashyyyk was primitive in every aspect of the word. Their homes were in the trees out of necessity, but their homes were made of natural materials instead of something like Durasteel or some other common material used for buildings. It wasn't that big a deal to Kamon, he liked the little huts. They were of an interesting design and appealed to his aesthetic senses. Besides, they didn't plan on living here for the rest of their lives anyways. Kamon just wanted to see if he could find any Tholatinians.
"Remind me again why we're here," Victoria said as they walked along one of the platforms.
"Business."
"No. I mean the real reason why we're here. I know our cover story is that we're here on business from our "employer" seeking to obtain hunting abilities on this planet, but i know that's not why we're here."
"We'll discuss it in private. I have no wish for everyone on this planet to know what our purpose is for being here. That would defeat the point. Just trust me a little bit. I know what I'm doing and it isn't that difficult. Just be patient."
"Fine, then."
The wind picked up a little bit and the breeze felt relatively good. A few tree branches swayed in the wind and Kamon smiled. How long had it been since he had seen real trees? He had enjoyed climbing trees as a kid but that had been such a long time ago. Radon and him had always gone climbing in the trees as kids. Of course, that was before Kamon's parents had been killed by his older brother. Zerxes was cunning and evil. He knew that if he led his brother to see him kill their parents it would scar Kamon for life. That was why he had done it. No other reason.
"Well, here's the place."
Kamon looked at the building Victoria was pointing too and nodded. It was something similar to a hotel that you would find on a farming world. They walked into the building and were greeted by a droid. At first, the language it spoke was incoherent to them. After a few moments the droid changed over to Basic and Kamon proceeded to procure a suite with two bedrooms for them. The droid, after taking payment, led them down the hall to their room and let them in. He then handed each of them a key before leaving.
"I'll take the room on the left."
"Fine with me."
The room on the left bright. It's windows opened up to clear sky. The bed was hand carved with the design of a tree in mind. Otherwise the room waswell designed to keep anyone interested with a revolving galaxy map on the ceiling. Setting his bag down on the floor to the left of the door, he walked over and looked out the window. There was the strange feeling of someone watching him, but he couldn't place it because there wasn't anyone out there.
"Kamon you want dinner?" Victoria had stuck her head in the room and was looking at him.
"No thanks. I think I'll just hit the sack a little bit early. I'm really tired."
"Alright. Tomorrow morning we'll talk."
Kamon nodded and she left, closing the door behind her. Removing his outer clothing, Kamon lay down on the bed and stared at the ceiling. There was one place in particular that Kamon's eyes remained and slowly a smile donned his face. He knew where Victoria and him would end up going. As he fell asleep, the smile never left his face. That place he had seen would be the perfect spot for them to hole up until the moment to strike presented itself. Kamon still harbored a grudge of the Black Dragons that would never go away. He just needed time.
Their first stop was a planet dangerously close to Black Dragon space but which no governmental faction held sway over. Kashyyyk was still a fre world. It had always been a goal of Kamon's to come to Kashyyyk at some point. The only problem had been that he had never had time to actually get there. Someone was either always attacking him or he was always attacking someone else. Things had been bad at the end of his reign of Tholatin. In fact, he wondered what his people had done after the Dragons had escorted him off-world to be imprisoned. Had they fought back? Probably not. They would have known better than to have done that. Too many people would have died.
Kashyyyk was relatively unbusy ship wise and the pilot was able to land the ship relatively quickly to let the passengers out. Kamon and Victoria were travelling under the guise of businessmen off to do some work. They had rented suits before they left Ossus. Neither of them had used any ID when they rented them and neither of them had any plans to return the suits. If they could help it they would never go back to Ossus. There were other things that needed to be done. First off they had to look around on Kashyyyk to see if any of Kamon's personnel had survived the invasion and gotten here. If memory served him correctly there were a handful of covert ops stationed somewhere on this planet anyways.
They passed through customs relatively quickly and headed out to walk along the platforms. By customs of people from most other planets, Kashyyyk was primitive in every aspect of the word. Their homes were in the trees out of necessity, but their homes were made of natural materials instead of something like Durasteel or some other common material used for buildings. It wasn't that big a deal to Kamon, he liked the little huts. They were of an interesting design and appealed to his aesthetic senses. Besides, they didn't plan on living here for the rest of their lives anyways. Kamon just wanted to see if he could find any Tholatinians.
"Remind me again why we're here," Victoria said as they walked along one of the platforms.
"Business."
"No. I mean the real reason why we're here. I know our cover story is that we're here on business from our "employer" seeking to obtain hunting abilities on this planet, but i know that's not why we're here."
"We'll discuss it in private. I have no wish for everyone on this planet to know what our purpose is for being here. That would defeat the point. Just trust me a little bit. I know what I'm doing and it isn't that difficult. Just be patient."
"Fine, then."
The wind picked up a little bit and the breeze felt relatively good. A few tree branches swayed in the wind and Kamon smiled. How long had it been since he had seen real trees? He had enjoyed climbing trees as a kid but that had been such a long time ago. Radon and him had always gone climbing in the trees as kids. Of course, that was before Kamon's parents had been killed by his older brother. Zerxes was cunning and evil. He knew that if he led his brother to see him kill their parents it would scar Kamon for life. That was why he had done it. No other reason.
"Well, here's the place."
Kamon looked at the building Victoria was pointing too and nodded. It was something similar to a hotel that you would find on a farming world. They walked into the building and were greeted by a droid. At first, the language it spoke was incoherent to them. After a few moments the droid changed over to Basic and Kamon proceeded to procure a suite with two bedrooms for them. The droid, after taking payment, led them down the hall to their room and let them in. He then handed each of them a key before leaving.
"I'll take the room on the left."
"Fine with me."
The room on the left bright. It's windows opened up to clear sky. The bed was hand carved with the design of a tree in mind. Otherwise the room waswell designed to keep anyone interested with a revolving galaxy map on the ceiling. Setting his bag down on the floor to the left of the door, he walked over and looked out the window. There was the strange feeling of someone watching him, but he couldn't place it because there wasn't anyone out there.
"Kamon you want dinner?" Victoria had stuck her head in the room and was looking at him.
"No thanks. I think I'll just hit the sack a little bit early. I'm really tired."
"Alright. Tomorrow morning we'll talk."
Kamon nodded and she left, closing the door behind her. Removing his outer clothing, Kamon lay down on the bed and stared at the ceiling. There was one place in particular that Kamon's eyes remained and slowly a smile donned his face. He knew where Victoria and him would end up going. As he fell asleep, the smile never left his face. That place he had seen would be the perfect spot for them to hole up until the moment to strike presented itself. Kamon still harbored a grudge of the Black Dragons that would never go away. He just needed time.