Another lightsaber wielding Jedi fell to yet another onslaught of battledroid alserfire, winning a grin from the now orphaned child. Boba enjoyed every second of the battle now as countless more brainless infantry advanced in an attempt to surround and cut off the very knights that had caused them so much damage in the first place. Irony was often so sweet. However, during the culcuations in his head, he estimated eight Battledroids were needed to take down a Jedi in this confusion. So what gould would his one measly escort do if one chose to target the child for his terror attacks?
They proceeded swiftly down the halls of the factory level at a very quick pace, surprisingly so for the age-old, clumsy Battledroid. The sounds of heavy machinery constructing coutnless more pawns of destruction had ceased completely, apparently from that one Jedi who'd been captured with that woman the Viceroy had been up in arms about. But still the smell lingered. The smell of oil and grease, or of the burning meld or exhaust used to manifest the lifeless army.
Looking around Boba managed to find a blaster from one of the BAttledroids who had been slain inside, and he grabbed it excitedly. Back on Kamino his father had taught him the basics of firing a weapon, of the emotional turmoil deriving from one's first kill - Jango often talked long hours about how one must be ready before pulling the trigger, for once they had life would never be the same. Guilt would overcome you, along with the grizzly dread and reailzation that you had just taken someone's life, all their oppurtunities all in one quick pull of your finger.
Boba was ready.
<font color=green>He laughed inwardly at himself now, at his arrogance and ignorance. Was I really ready he asked himself mentally, meanwhile wondering if the Jedi could pick up on his thoughts and memories. Pah! I was far from ready! Afterall, look how I turned out! Perhaps if Jango were there things would have gone better for the bounty hunter he'd often wondered. Oh how even now he missed that silver-colored Mandalorian armor that he wore, filled with pride and majesty. The green replicant was just a mere shadow of that former image.
The T-shaped visor than shot a faceless glance at the Gand behind him, who identified himself as Jander Sunstar, the former Rebel symapthizer if his memory served. Often times it did not however, but oh well. So far his most memorable moments focused aroud his father and the undying pain he was always caused after escaping that wicked Sarlacc's clutches.
Jander had asked something but the bounty hunter was a bit more interested in calculating the odds. When he was a child he'd loved that; to plan and estimate what the chances were of survival against different "prey" so to speak.
"I am calculating the odds," he said behind his mask, his voice not quite real as it came out. It was almost metallic. The Gand seemed slightly confused.
"Against the Jedi?" he asked calmly, but Boba flashed him an invisible grin. To Jander the faceless helmet simply peered at him emotionlessly.
"Why no my friend," he responded quietly, the voice synthasizer editting out any emotion to his voice. "When we are done with them we must escape the planet, correct?"
"Escape?" Fett pointed upward where he could make out the figure of a Star Destroyer in orbit.
"I've had the Slave I track them since they arrived. The Rogue Empire and the Empire are about to transofrm this place back into a hotzone. Convenient eh?"
They proceeded swiftly down the halls of the factory level at a very quick pace, surprisingly so for the age-old, clumsy Battledroid. The sounds of heavy machinery constructing coutnless more pawns of destruction had ceased completely, apparently from that one Jedi who'd been captured with that woman the Viceroy had been up in arms about. But still the smell lingered. The smell of oil and grease, or of the burning meld or exhaust used to manifest the lifeless army.
Looking around Boba managed to find a blaster from one of the BAttledroids who had been slain inside, and he grabbed it excitedly. Back on Kamino his father had taught him the basics of firing a weapon, of the emotional turmoil deriving from one's first kill - Jango often talked long hours about how one must be ready before pulling the trigger, for once they had life would never be the same. Guilt would overcome you, along with the grizzly dread and reailzation that you had just taken someone's life, all their oppurtunities all in one quick pull of your finger.
Boba was ready.
<font color=green>He laughed inwardly at himself now, at his arrogance and ignorance. Was I really ready he asked himself mentally, meanwhile wondering if the Jedi could pick up on his thoughts and memories. Pah! I was far from ready! Afterall, look how I turned out! Perhaps if Jango were there things would have gone better for the bounty hunter he'd often wondered. Oh how even now he missed that silver-colored Mandalorian armor that he wore, filled with pride and majesty. The green replicant was just a mere shadow of that former image.
The T-shaped visor than shot a faceless glance at the Gand behind him, who identified himself as Jander Sunstar, the former Rebel symapthizer if his memory served. Often times it did not however, but oh well. So far his most memorable moments focused aroud his father and the undying pain he was always caused after escaping that wicked Sarlacc's clutches.
Jander had asked something but the bounty hunter was a bit more interested in calculating the odds. When he was a child he'd loved that; to plan and estimate what the chances were of survival against different "prey" so to speak.
"I am calculating the odds," he said behind his mask, his voice not quite real as it came out. It was almost metallic. The Gand seemed slightly confused.
"Against the Jedi?" he asked calmly, but Boba flashed him an invisible grin. To Jander the faceless helmet simply peered at him emotionlessly.
"Why no my friend," he responded quietly, the voice synthasizer editting out any emotion to his voice. "When we are done with them we must escape the planet, correct?"
"Escape?" Fett pointed upward where he could make out the figure of a Star Destroyer in orbit.
"I've had the Slave I track them since they arrived. The Rogue Empire and the Empire are about to transofrm this place back into a hotzone. Convenient eh?"