Zamid Sarlo
SWRP Writer
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2018
- Messages
- 102
- Reaction score
- 74
Inside an interrogation room with the sliver colored walls sat a fifty five-year old Duros in a brown spacer outfit. Where most wouldn’t find anything unusual about the subject by appearances alone saved for one detail. He had been caught as a stowaway aboard a mid freighter docking here on Serenno. Though according to the security report the subject did not resist arrest and willingly identify himself, even requesting to speak with someone in the Empire.
Now present day, Zamid Sarlo sat quietly with no handcuffs, writing on a notepad. It had been more than a week since he publicly resigned his former post as senator on the Holonet. Such action happened due to the murder of his daughter and other Durosians by pirates. He sighed, it still felt raw and highly doubted the sense of loss will never go away for him. Briefly, glancing up at the dark window Sarlo couldn’t help but note the irony of this situation before continuing to write.
It wasn’t too long ago that I would sooner die then do any of this. I fought and hated the Exiles or Sith whatever they call themselves these days it’s so weird. Yet that Evandrus opened my eyes to the possibility.
The memory of wasting away on crapfest settlement wasn’t something Sarlo was proud of. But he did ended up meeting someone who raised some strong points, brining about his upcoming course of action. Sighing, Zamid paused in writing his new notes and sat back. When will someone finally get here? To be fair I doubt a former junior senator from the Republic would mean much out here in the Rim.
Now present day, Zamid Sarlo sat quietly with no handcuffs, writing on a notepad. It had been more than a week since he publicly resigned his former post as senator on the Holonet. Such action happened due to the murder of his daughter and other Durosians by pirates. He sighed, it still felt raw and highly doubted the sense of loss will never go away for him. Briefly, glancing up at the dark window Sarlo couldn’t help but note the irony of this situation before continuing to write.
It wasn’t too long ago that I would sooner die then do any of this. I fought and hated the Exiles or Sith whatever they call themselves these days it’s so weird. Yet that Evandrus opened my eyes to the possibility.
The memory of wasting away on crapfest settlement wasn’t something Sarlo was proud of. But he did ended up meeting someone who raised some strong points, brining about his upcoming course of action. Sighing, Zamid paused in writing his new notes and sat back. When will someone finally get here? To be fair I doubt a former junior senator from the Republic would mean much out here in the Rim.
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