Recent content by Zylah Nightblade

. Zylah stepped out the landing ramp of her ship, surveying the starport around her. It bustled with activity, human, alien, and droid alike all going about their business. She wore her armor, clad head to toe in a violet catsuit with durasteel plates layered over top. Though her mask she left...

. There was a distinctive feeling as the gunship pulled itself out of hyperspace, coming to rest in low orbit above Muunilinist. The planet had once been a major backer of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Now it was far from its former glory. Heavy Imperial sanctions and decades of...

. The hour was late when Zylah returned to her ship. A long day, a weary day, filled with travel and little else. Her craft was docked with an orbital station and she'd returned with armfuls of fresh provisions. Not stolen, bought and paid for in New Republic Credits, theft wasn't worth the...

. Zylah was still patiently waiting for Corvo to return, she could hear him rummaging around in the back as he moved about heavy boxes. Seems the old besalisk couldn't remember quite where he left those saber parts, though she still had plenty of time to kill. A few minutes waiting couldn't...

. Junk, scrap, and refuse. That was what most of these peddlers were hawking as goods. Zylah didn't need to see their wares up close to know they were beneath her attentions. Maybe that was her father's salvager instincts in her, maybe it was her fine eye for quality and detail. Regardless, the...

. Zylah still pondered what this night would entail as she stepped out of her taxi. The speed had shepherded the young woman across the city from the starport where her ship currently sat docked. Black stiletto heels clicked softly on marbled tile as she made her way into the lobby of the...

. It was midday on Harnaidan, capital city of the planet Muunilinst. Far away from the wealth and grandeur of the city's central regions, a passenger star cruiser was touching down at a landing pad in a bustling space port. The fringes of the city was home to those who lived outside the...