OOC: Open to all Jedi who want some negotiation experience
Jedi Master Drow Venn had been getting very familiar with the planet Sullust and it had been entirely unintentional. His years as a Jedi had brought him here more times than he could count; mostly to fight Sith. Since they'd been driven off, he'd also been here to pick at some Sith military surplus that got left behind in the liberation of the planet for some dalliances that the Jedi Council would find quite unappealing if they'd received word. The people were nice here but the damn lava and heat made the aquatic Ishi Tib very uncomfortable.
But comfort wasn't what brought Drow here today; it was recruitment. Far from the Order's best negotiator, Drow had been sent here because he knew how to talk to fighters. And The Cursed Hand were certainly fighters. When the Sith had occupied the planet, there had been more than a handful of resistance pockets springing up to retaliate; most of them unsuccessful. The Cursed Hand had survived and, after the liberation of the planet, had advocated for an isolationist Sullustan government to better prevent future takeovers. They were unsuccessful and were now causing some trouble; robbing government payrolls, threatening politicians and even bombing the now-abandoned factory building that the Sith had erected. Some classified them as terrorists to the new regime while others said they were heroes. Drow wasn't much one to care about such distinctions; he saw them just as people who hated the Sith. And if they hated the Sith so bad, they might be convinced that their energies would be better spent hurting the Sith instead of their own people. Drow was finishing his cup of caff in a local Sullustan cafe - free of charge the owner insisted due to the role he'd played in liberating Sullust - and waited for the leader of the Cursed Hand to meet him there.
Jedi Master Drow Venn had been getting very familiar with the planet Sullust and it had been entirely unintentional. His years as a Jedi had brought him here more times than he could count; mostly to fight Sith. Since they'd been driven off, he'd also been here to pick at some Sith military surplus that got left behind in the liberation of the planet for some dalliances that the Jedi Council would find quite unappealing if they'd received word. The people were nice here but the damn lava and heat made the aquatic Ishi Tib very uncomfortable.
But comfort wasn't what brought Drow here today; it was recruitment. Far from the Order's best negotiator, Drow had been sent here because he knew how to talk to fighters. And The Cursed Hand were certainly fighters. When the Sith had occupied the planet, there had been more than a handful of resistance pockets springing up to retaliate; most of them unsuccessful. The Cursed Hand had survived and, after the liberation of the planet, had advocated for an isolationist Sullustan government to better prevent future takeovers. They were unsuccessful and were now causing some trouble; robbing government payrolls, threatening politicians and even bombing the now-abandoned factory building that the Sith had erected. Some classified them as terrorists to the new regime while others said they were heroes. Drow wasn't much one to care about such distinctions; he saw them just as people who hated the Sith. And if they hated the Sith so bad, they might be convinced that their energies would be better spent hurting the Sith instead of their own people. Drow was finishing his cup of caff in a local Sullustan cafe - free of charge the owner insisted due to the role he'd played in liberating Sullust - and waited for the leader of the Cursed Hand to meet him there.