[center][i]Gamorria doesn't look so terrible from up here. The city lights covering the whole planet look kind of beautiful even. It's hard to believe such a place is filled with so much evil. I wonder if any of the locals will cooperate with us, I've heard everything is run by gangs and crime syndicates or something. Regardless, I want to help. Maybe I'll be able to become a Knight if I do well enough. I'm certainly strong enough already... But that's not all it takes, I know. I won't let my master down, I'l-[/i][/center]

"Lahana? We're landing now." Lahana shuddered and slammed her diary closed, then shoving it into her robe along with a pen.

"Y-yes master!" She straightened up and bowed, her voice loud enough to draw a few glances. Her master, a middle aged man with a dark tan and a head full of curly hair nodded and began to walk with his apprentice.

"A little loud." He said. Lahana let out a sigh. 

"Sorry, still working on it." She whispered.

"Too low now." He said, a little too amused. Lahana let out a grumble as the transport ship landed and it's doors opened. She had been looking forward to the fresh air of the outdoors, but instead the outside smelled somehow even more artificial than the inside of a spaceship. As she stepped onto the port she saw the military base not too far away. It's rigid and spartan design in contrast with the smooth architecture of the surrounding city. Her master talked with someone that greeted the lot of them, she kept her head down, not finding the conversation to be any of her business. They were taken to a courtyard where a man with enough medals on his chest to smelt a vibroblade awaited them. His black hair was cleanly combed, but he clearly hadn't shaved in a while. 

"It's my duty to create order on this planet and this is what they send me?" He let out a disgruntled sigh and crossed his arms. "My name to you all is Commander Gallowin and if you're expecting a speech, you're not gettin' one. You're here to work, if you want motivation let it be your dinner at the end of the day. Now there's two things on the table today. First of all we've got the location of a drug den. You name it they're cookin' it up in there and selling it. Until today that was perfectly legal, but now we're here, and them gangs are gonna have to find a new cash flow." Handheld devices that looked a lot like a puck were handed to those in the courtyard. "These personal devices have a holographic map of the city, the location of that drug factory will be in there. Don't lose them, because I ain't paying for a replacement, you are."

Lahana pressed a button on the side of the silver device and as the commander said a holographic display of the city lit up. It seemed the target location was about three miles away.

"Secondly." The commander said. "Some of those more receptive to our cause have come into contact with us and will be sending a representative today. I doubt this information stayed between us, so those that decide to stay on base will remain on guard for any hostile activity. You have clearance to shoot any hostiles on sight. You all got that? Good, make yourselves useful!" The commander walked away with that to his quarters, leaving behind a young twi'lek woman with mottled blue skin.

"Please leave any inquiries that do not need the commander's attention to me." She said.