β Scribed by John Wilker
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When someone says they have a job for you, you donβt get picky.
Jackson βJaxβ Caruso is a war orphan. His parents died when he was young. They were on the losing side of a civil war.
He does what he can to survive, taking the jobs that come and not asking too many questions. He has a ship, and a crew of droids to help get him by.
Kelso Station, one of the few remaining independent space stations left in what used to be the Independent Systems Alliance, now itβs called the Grand Human Empire, is home.
The job sounds straightforward. More importantly, it pays well. The only problem is that itβs bigger than he can do on his own. Heβs going to need help.
Thereβs nothing worse than doing the job and finding out that you were played.
Now they have to make things right while avoiding ever-present imperial patrols.
No pressure.
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