A companion piece to my baby Jango Concord Dawn festival garb concept + two unfinished Bodie Taylor Alpha-class ARC trooper cadet sketches, a concept for Jaster’s stinky old farm strill (tentatively named Ijaat), a baby Jaster doodle, and an unfinished doodle of Jango while he was enslaved.
I wanted to design a ‘Mand’alor’ version of Baby Jango’s traditional face paint. The pattern on his nose represents mythosaur scales, the jaig eyes represent courage in the face of adversity, the green paint represents his duty to his people, the red paint honors Jaster/his birth family/ancestors & the past, and the white paint represents a new start and the future of his people, and the rest represents the face of a buy’ce.
Something I think is neat and kind of funny is that Boba and Jango AND Din all demonstrate complete willingness to find the loopholes in their contracts and promises even if they won’t directly break their word. Like, Boba doing that thing where he gets his friend to pay him some pocket change in exchange for murder so that it’s technically in his contract. Din promising he wasn’t going to let that guy he hated “die by my hand” and then letting him get eaten by dogs.
And I actually rly like the conception of Mandalorians as people who understand that they are in some ways limited and weakened (at least in that career path lol) by their cultural dedication to following a strict Code of Honor. So to compensate for this they tend to be really good at negotiating their way into loopholes and technicalities via legalese and vaguely worded verbal agreements.
Modern au Sevya is raised by their adoptive parent Cuyan along with a couple other kids (you’ve met them) in a smaller town. Cuyan would be a veteran who served with a couple of the Fett family members and Skirata but had to retire after an injury.
They would join the marines after high school to save on money and get a scholarship but end up staying for around eight or nine years and serving in a special unit with the bad batch.
When they were about to sign on for another couple years got a call from Cuyan about a kid in juvie that was the son of one of his close war buddies who passed. This ended in a cross country trip for Sevya that finished with them retiring from active service to raise Boba (burns the bridge between them and TBB just like in the Holoverse). They moved to a big city, probably New York or something and instead started up a career as a detective or something (the details were never really ironed out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
At some point Sevya would meet and move in with Ka’ra to communally raise Boba and save on rent. Eventually they take in two more kids.
(Didn’t prepare anything new for this do I’m recycling some older stuff ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
1.) Boba Fett (Jaten/jat’ika)
First encounter:
Sevya never had real contact with any of the Fetts or Mereels (most of them were before her time and Cuyan had lost contact with majority of their friends by the time they were adopted)
Sevya didn’t usually take jobs that involved hunting other bounty hunters, but Aurra Sing had been getting a too brave lately and the commission was good credits.
The initial plan was take her down and bring her in. The initial plan did not account for Sing apparently being a former Jedi padawan, or her keeping her lightsaber for special occasions like this. In the end Sevya was able to bring her in. Just… colder.
Another peice of information that Sevya was not informed of (though this one they didn’t blame on the employer as much) was that Sing was traveling with a kid. A Mandalorian one if the armor in storage (too big for the preteen. A conversation for later.) was anything to go by.
Accidental child acquisition:
Sevya did the usual routine of yoinking the lil guy and dropping him off at Cu’buir’s and get him settled right? Wrong!
“Nayc?” Sh’oya echoed. They must’ve misheard, Buir had never turned a child away, why start now? They threw a worried look at the kid next to them. “Me’ven… Cu’buir a-” they tried again only to go quiet at the gentle shake of their buir’s head.
“Nayc” Cuyan cut off their ad, soft but firm.
“Tion’jor?” Sh’oya tried to mask the disbelief in their tone but they doubted they did a good job. It just didn’t make any sense… Cuyan just sighed. There was something in their eyes, that kept Sh’oya from protesting as their parent eased themself into a crouch in front of Boba and kindly inviting him to dinner in basic. It stopped Sh’oya from speaking up as Cuyan led them away from the table to their quarters.
—-
“Come on Ja’ika” Sh’oya ruffled the younger boys hair, eliciting a displeased grumble from the kid. Lucky. They’d even named the little shit. There’s no coming back from that. They gave a final nod to Cu’buir and checked with a subtle look that Boba was strapped in before starting up the take off sequence.
Out in the stars, once they’d switched on autopilot and confirmed the kid was sleeping, Sh’oya finally allowed their mind to wander back to that conversation in their home.
“I can’t take care of that child Sho’ika”
“Buir we can’t leave him. For manda’s sake he is Fett’s son, you owe him that-“
“It is because he’s Jango that I can’t.”
“I don’t understand..”
“That child.. I’ve failed him once. I cannot bear to fail him again.”
“Cu’buir… you won’t fail him.”
“My child, I cannot raise him. This kid is Jango’s perfect replica. I cannot bear to look at him. He would never feel welcome here.”
“He has no one left.”
“Then you must find someone.”
The look in Cu’buir’s eyes made Sh’oya think Cu’buir knew something that they didn’t.
Looking back at the young boy curled up on the seat Sh’oya had a feeling they understood what Cuyan was implying.
He looks so small…
With a final glance, they left the cockpit to find a blanket for their son.
——
Cont. (in bullet points because I ran out of time.
- after deciding to look after boba, Sevya ended their GAR contract
- with Jango dead and the dna sample on kamino stolen they needed to get their sample somewhere. of course an unaltered perfect clone would be a prime candidate for that
- technically now with Jango dead no one (with enough authority to stop it) would care if a twelve year old boy would be dragged off by the long necks kicking and screaming if it meant they could have more bodies for their war.
- Sevya had no legal claim to custody by republic laws and one well placed argument would label them as stealing Kamino “property”
- so Sevya decided to stay the hell away from Coruscant and republic bureaucracy as a whole.
- so they cut their contract and turned tail immediately, keeping their reasons as vague as possible.
- Boba at first wasn’t particularly thrilled about being treated as a kid but the coddling got to him eventually.
- the boy has abandonment issues
- it’s a work in progress
2.) Din Djarin
(I wish I could write I proper exposition for this but I haven’t been able to put the absolute devastation of the village into words quite right yet.) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- with the whole Din Grogu nonsense I decided his name is Djarin and he didn’t have a surname (small settlements type stuff)
- Sevya stopped by for a restocking on their way back to pick up Boba after another tougher job
- got there only to be caught up in a firefight with the separatists attacking
- first joined forces with the Children of the Watch to beat up the droids, then got in a fight over custody of the orphaned child. (Something just clicked and they needed to adopt him.)
- they won. (Dibs + a very nasty throat jab)
- Dinui (or Din) is his mando name. It means “Gift”
- selectively mute
- very opinionated though.
- it took a bit for Boba and Din to warm up to each other but they’re inseparable in that begrudging sibling way.
3.) Hondo
- good friends who occasionally shoot eachother
- they ran into each other once and now Sevya visits on a regular basis for a drink and a game (and some info)
4.) other bounty hunters
Bossk - neutral relations. Can work civilly
Aurra Sing - well… you know how that went. They didn’t get along before that either though.
Assaj Ventress - pleasant work colleague, (they never met during her sith apprentice time)
5.) Kal Skirata
- when sevya found out that Skirata was alive and never reached out to Cuyan they were mad.
- when they found out Sirata knew about Boba and didn’t reach out after Jango passed they were L I V I D
- Skirata got decked so hard he saw The Preserver for a moment
- now Omega Squad are out for blood but Sevya regrets nothing
- “and I’d do it again!” (They did in fact, do it again. Twice.)
- Omega Squad has a kill on sight for them.
- Sevya has a deck in sight policy for Kal
- it started on behalf of family, it is now personal.
6.) The Bad Batch
- when Sevya was first assigned they were cagey. They were a well rounded team genetically engineered to excel at their jobs it was borderline insulting to have some harbors to babysit.
- Hunter - polite but primarily due to protocol. He kept an eye on them.
- Wrecker - of the opinion Sevya was unnecessary but a decent enough person.
- Tech - annoyed by the added variable.
- Crosshair - gets his own sub point.
- Sevya grows on them like mold.
- their sudden departure burnt that bridge immediately. The batch took the resignation as abandonment and seeing the immediate shut down, Sevya decided to leave without disclosing information that could potentially endanger boba further. Especially with how they looked down on regs
- Sevya is not regarded kindly by the Batchers.
7.) Crosshair
Sevya and Cross had a rough start. He was pissed that they got saddled with a Civvie. It led to a lot of scoffing and eye rolls. Unfortunately for Cross, Sevya grew up with a boatload of sassy siblings, none of that stuff phased them. This sort of animosity transitioned into playful ribbing and then into a tentative camaraderie.
Whatever close friendship they gained over their time working together was destroyed the moment Sevya announced cutting their contract. He took their departure as abandonment and is nowhere near eve considering forgiving them for the perceived betrayal.
(Didn’t prepare anything new for this do I’m recycling some older stuff ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
1.) Boba Fett (Jaten/jat’ika)
First encounter:
Sevya never had real contact with any of the Fetts or Mereels (most of them were before her time and Cuyan had lost contact with majority of their friends by the time they were adopted)
Sevya didn’t usually take jobs that involved hunting other bounty hunters, but Aurra Sing had been getting a too brave lately and the commission was good credits.
The initial plan was take her down and bring her in. The initial plan did not account for Sing apparently being a former Jedi padawan, or her keeping her lightsaber for special occasions like this. In the end Sevya was able to bring her in. Just… colder.
Another peice of information that Sevya was not informed of (though this one they didn’t blame on the employer as much) was that Sing was traveling with a kid. A Mandalorian one if the armor in storage (too big for the preteen. A conversation for later.) was anything to go by.
Accidental child acquisition:
Sevya did the usual routine of yoinking the lil guy and dropping him off at Cu’buir’s and get him settled right? Wrong!
“Nayc?” Sh’oya echoed. They must’ve misheard, Buir had never turned a child away, why start now? They threw a worried look at the kid next to them. “Me’ven… Cu’buir a-” they tried again only to go quiet at the gentle shake of their buir’s head.
“Nayc” Cuyan cut off their ad, soft but firm.
“Tion’jor?” Sh’oya tried to mask the disbelief in their tone but they doubted they did a good job. It just didn’t make any sense… Cuyan just sighed. There was something in their eyes, that kept Sh’oya from protesting as their parent eased themself into a crouch in front of Boba and kindly inviting him to dinner in basic. It stopped Sh’oya from speaking up as Cuyan led them away from the table to their quarters.
—-
“Come on Ja’ika” Sh’oya ruffled the younger boys hair, eliciting a displeased grumble from the kid. Lucky. They’d even named the little shit. There’s no coming back from that. They gave a final nod to Cu’buir and checked with a subtle look that Boba was strapped in before starting up the take off sequence.
Out in the stars, once they’d switched on autopilot and confirmed the kid was sleeping, Sh’oya finally allowed their mind to wander back to that conversation in their home.
“I can’t take care of that child Sho’ika”
“Buir we can’t leave him. For manda’s sake he is Fett’s son, you owe him that-“
“It is because he’s Jango that I can’t.”
“I don’t understand..”
“That child.. I’ve failed him once. I cannot bear to fail him again.”
“Cu’buir… you won’t fail him.”
“My child, I cannot raise him. This kid is Jango’s perfect replica. I cannot bear to look at him. He would never feel welcome here.”
“He has no one left.”
“Then you must find someone.”
The look in Cu’buir’s eyes made Sh’oya think Cu’buir knew something that they didn’t.
Looking back at the young boy curled up on the seat Sh’oya had a feeling they understood what Cuyan was implying.
He looks so small…
With a final glance, they left the cockpit to find a blanket for their son.
——
Cont. (in bullet points because I ran out of time.
- after deciding to look after boba, Sevya ended their GAR contract
- with Jango dead and the dna sample on kamino stolen they needed to get their sample somewhere. of course an unaltered perfect clone would be a prime candidate for that
- technically now with Jango dead no one (with enough authority to stop it) would care if a twelve year old boy would be dragged off by the long necks kicking and screaming if it meant they could have more bodies for their war.
- Sevya had no legal claim to custody by republic laws and one well placed argument would label them as stealing Kamino “property”
- so Sevya decided to stay the hell away from Coruscant and republic bureaucracy as a whole.
- so they cut their contract and turned tail immediately, keeping their reasons as vague as possible.
- Boba at first wasn’t particularly thrilled about being treated as a kid but the coddling got to him eventually.
- the boy has abandonment issues
- it’s a work in progress
2.) Din Djarin
(I wish I could write I proper exposition for this but I haven’t been able to put the absolute devastation of the village into words quite right yet.) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- with the whole Din Grogu nonsense I decided his name is Djarin and he didn’t have a surname (small settlements type stuff)
- Sevya stopped by for a restocking on their way back to pick up Boba after another tougher job
- got there only to be caught up in a firefight with the separatists attacking
- first joined forces with the Children of the Watch to beat up the droids, then got in a fight over custody of the orphaned child. (Something just clicked and they needed to adopt him.)
- they won. (Dibs + a very nasty throat jab)
- Dinui (or Din) is his mando name. It means “Gift”
- selectively mute
- very opinionated though.
- it took a bit for Boba and Din to warm up to each other but they’re inseparable in that begrudging sibling way.
3.) Hondo
- good friends who occasionally shoot eachother
- they ran into each other once and now Sevya visits on a regular basis for a drink and a game (and some info)
4.) other bounty hunters
Bossk - neutral relations. Can work civilly
Aurra Sing - well… you know how that went. They didn’t get along before that either though.
Assaj Ventress - pleasant work colleague, (they never met during her sith apprentice time)
5.) Kal Skirata
- when sevya found out that Skirata was alive and never reached out to Cuyan they were mad.
- when they found out Sirata knew about Boba and didn’t reach out after Jango passed they were L I V I D
- Skirata got decked so hard he saw The Preserver for a moment
- now Omega Squad are out for blood but Sevya regrets nothing
- “and I’d do it again!” (They did in fact, do it again. Twice.)
- Omega Squad has a kill on sight for them.
- Sevya has a deck in sight policy for Kal
- it started on behalf of family, it is now personal.
6.) The Bad Batch
- when Sevya was first assigned they were cagey. They were a well rounded team genetically engineered to excel at their jobs it was borderline insulting to have some harbors to babysit.
- Hunter - polite but primarily due to protocol. He kept an eye on them.
- Wrecker - of the opinion Sevya was unnecessary but a decent enough person.
- Tech - annoyed by the added variable.
- Crosshair - gets his own sub point.
- Sevya grows on them like mold.
- their sudden departure burnt that bridge immediately. The batch took the resignation as abandonment and seeing the immediate shut down, Sevya decided to leave without disclosing information that could potentially endanger boba further. Especially with how they looked down on regs
- Sevya is not regarded kindly by the Batchers.
7.) Crosshair
Sevya and Cross had a rough start. He was pissed that they got saddled with a Civvie. It led to a lot of scoffing and eye rolls. Unfortunately for Cross, Sevya grew up with a boatload of sassy siblings, none of that stuff phased them. This sort of animosity transitioned into playful ribbing and then into a tentative camaraderie.
Whatever close friendship they gained over their time working together was destroyed the moment Sevya announced cutting their contract. He took their departure as abandonment and is nowhere near eve considering forgiving them for the perceived betrayal.
Family (because I will never get a chance to talk about them in character sadly (-_-) )
Behold the Galaan Clan’s Family tree!
Top left and middle -> Eyahyah
Top right -> Veros (Mavyc)
Bottom left -> Shiloh (Sen)
Bottom middle and right -> Sonsa (Ruusan)
(This is 100% an excuse to lore dump on all of you. Be warned this is a looooooong one)
1. Cuyan (referred to as Buir lol)
Sevya’s adopted parent and the head of their clan. In their prime, Cuyan was a part of Jaster Mereel’s coalition and fought alongside him in the Mandalorian civil war. They were well respected as a warrior, and even after a battle injury left them with mobility issues they continued to fight. The injury only worsened with the confrontation on Korda Six after which they had to take a passive role in the conflict. Cuyan wasn’t present for the conflict on Galidraan, and would forever carry that guilt with themselves.
After the collapse of the Haat’ade faction, Cuyan refused to partake in the conflict further, resenting both sides for what they stood for. Instead, in a poor attempt to cope with the self blame, they took up bounty hunting, searching for the enslaved mand’alor on the side (though unsuccessfully).
They were in a dark place when they ran into Sevya on the streets of Correlia but something compelled them to bring the scrappy kid aboard their ship and soon after swear adoption vows. Whether it was guilt or sentimentality that made Cuyan choose to keep Sevya, it fundamentally changed the trajectory of both of their lives.
As Cuyan took more foundlings under their wing, they found a sense of peace in passing on their ways to the next generation.
At present, Cuyan lives on a small sparsely populated planet in the mandalore sector along with their small clan in relative isolation. They prefer to stay on world and live by the traditional values they were raised on, spending their time caring for whatever children come under their care and guide their grown foundling into adulthood.
Mini facts:
- probably has depression
- definetly has ptsd
- mobility aid user (cane mostly)
- very proud of their children
- has a whole mental library of clan recipes the kids have yet to learn
- has boatloads of “dad lore”
- used to be close to Kal Skirata, they have not talked since Cuyan stopped active service.
- has very strong opinions on both DW and NuMandos (not very positive)
2. Veros (Mavyc)
Veros was eleven when he was taken into clan Galaan. At the age of four, he was negotiated into indentured servitude by his parents to a wealthy dealer on Arkaniss. During his enslavement, Veros developed a cynical view of society, one that followed him into adulthood.
After being adopted, Veros quickly became averse to interacting with outsiders, having a general distaste for the outside world and preferring to completely separate himself from whatever went on outside Mandalorian space, preferring to go by his mandalorian name Mavyc which means freedom, and caring for the younger foundlings than going out into the greater Galaxy. Despite being one of the eldest at the time of adoption, he arguably has the worst basic out of all of his siblings.
Mini facts:
- 185cm
- looks older in armor due to sheer size
- says aruetti like it’s a slur
- probably hates slavers more than Anikin. Would hunt them for sport if he hasn’t already found his calling in reading bedtime stories to small children.
3. Shiloh (Sen)
The third of Cuyan’s foundlings to be adopted. No one knows how Shiloh ended up in Corvus but it was sheer coincidence that Cuyan’s ship broke down near the planet.
Shiloh has always had a yearning for adventure and dreams of heroics. Now that they’ve grown up and went off on their own, their family rarely hears from them and sees them even less.
Shiloh tends to be a little jealous of Sevya’s penchant of finding themself in the middle of trouble, though there has never been any true resentment.
However, since their last visit, Shiloh has added nem markings to their shin plate and helmet. They seem to have grown more somber, and their adventures (evident by the head first dive into the kyr’tsad and numando conflict) more reckless. No one has been able to learn why.
Mini facts:
- best tree climber
- as a kid would never play the bad guy in games and it made everyone (under the age of 12) involved very angry
- wants a droid sidekick
4. Korrinth (ko’mir)
Korrinth was the second youngest to be adopted. Taken in from the lower levels on Coruscant where they were found making do alone.
Korrinth is a zabrack of potentially mixed heritage as they posses features of both Dathomirian and Iridonian subspecies.
They are well spoken and sharp with an impressive memory. As they grew up, Korrinth like Veros was especially drawn to their culture, since a young age they’ve been honing their artistic talent and learning tradition and history to become their clan’s armorer. They rarely leave their planet and when they do it’s mainly to interact with other clans and find tutelage under other armorers willing to educate those outside of their direct clan. Korrinth has great respect for artistry and is well spoken as well as learned in the older dialects of mandoa.
They are currently in their second year of being the primary armorer for their clan and have been the one to equip both Jaten and Dinui as well as Eyahyah.
Mini facts:
- likes to talk to whomever’s armor they’re mending
- armor painting is their favorite communal hobby
- has dabbled in pottery making
- Cuyan has multiple lopsided (and very nice) mugs to prove it.
5. Sonsa (Ruusan)
Sonsa was picked up from a brothel on Nar Shadah. It is unknown if her parents abandoned her willingly or simply out of necessity but the local workers did their best to yourselves and support her.
It took her the longest out of the five of them to warm up to her family but despite her prickly attitude it is a known fact she would die for her family in a heartbeat. As a longer it wasn’t a surprise to anyone that Sonsa took to hunting game rather than bounties like her eldest sibling.
Mini facts:
- due to a head injury when she was a toddler, Sonsa is mute but understands a wide variety of languages and knows both the mandoa sign language and dadita
- best sniper in the family
- hates caf
- S tier shit talker
6. Eyahyah
Rescued from a pirate ship as an infant. She is primarily the ward of Veros and as far as anyone knows does not have a name from before being found.
Sweet pantoran girl who adores her big brother and is a generally happy kid. Her current favorite thing in the world is flowers. She is deaf from birth but with sign language being a prevalent part of the family it doesn’t affect her quality of life much.
Mini facts:
- Professional shoulder rider
- chose her helmet colors herself
7. Sevya (Sh’oya)
Pre adoption
Sevya grew up in the ports of Correlia making do with petty theft and extortion. They’ve always had a good sense of who was an easy mark and when they were being watched. They’ve always were an angry kid with a short fuse and a lot of big feelings.
Post adoption 7+
At first, Sevya was wary of the armored adult who took them on board. Their experiences with adults have been overwhelmingly negative. The first month, Sevya was convinced that they were going to be kicked off the ship any day now. By the second they were trying to figure out what the hidden agenda was. What truly helped win them over was the space Cuyan gave Sevya as they adjusted to the presence of someone who cared.
Cuyan was adamant about taking their job as a parent seriously regardless of how ill equipped they felt. They made sure to register Sevya as an official member of the clan under their Mandoa name and to provide adequate modules to keep the theoretical education on the same level as cultural and practical. Sevya shadowed their buir everywhere, following them whenever they left home for jobs.
They were always sharp and knew about the sadness that weighed down their buir, so when they learned enough about the conflict they developed some pretty drastic opinions that have stuck in adulthood. (All the Galaan children have a lot of cultural pride).
As the family grew and their buir aged, Sevya took it upon themselves to financially support their clan through their aptitude for bounty hunting. Sevya’s love for credits might be judged by those who see it as materialistic but to them it’s the best they can offer their family. Of course the GAR contract was too good not to take, however the consequences of keeping it were more than the we’re willing to face.
General headcanons and design breakdown:
- the cloths are a repeated theme in everyone’s designs. They were gifts from Cuyan who fathomed them themself out of scrap pieces of capes fr their comrades they kept out of sentimentality.
- all adopted members have Mandoa names they received upon adoption. They are all relevant to their values as individuals and are treated as sacred, only to be given to trusted people (ideally also Haat’ade but not necessarily. They’re not that puritan, just cautious.)
- they used to get into a lot of fights as kids and will still get physical over dumb stuff on occasion.
- feel free to ask stuff I’ll try to answer (if you read this far I’ll tell you anything you want tbh. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
Sevya is almost always in full kit. It’s not a religious thing, they’re just used to being always on the clock and were a very audacious teenager so they have several people who would love to see them shot.
Nearly no one outside their family knows their age, legal name, gender, or species.
- Sevya is 5’9 (5’10ish with boots and 5’11 with helmet),
- Appear broad but it’s hard to tell if it’s their natural bulk or their kit.
- It is unclear whether there is any modifications to the vocoder or if that’s their natural voice.
In order of appearance:
1) character sheet with a bajillion mostly consistent Sevyas
2) an up close if one of the Sevyas
3) a helmet shot
4) reference of the April fools prank when they got their coors inverted.
Damian getting to be a kid for the first time when he gets comfortable with the family and his dad. Not doing baby talk or anything like it - every time Damian is infantilized a Bat loses its wings - but in the sense he's allowed those natural experiences and reactions of a kid his age. He's allowed to be a kid. Damian getting up in the morning, plopping down in front of the TV eating cereal to watch cartoons. Damian being embarrassed when his dad or brothers pick him up from school (Dick and Jason definitely blast tunes when they pull up in the car) or try to talk to his friends (seriously why do they think Tim is so fucking interesting?). Damian doing school plays or school photos. Damian getting his accomplishes recognised and praised rather than being handed another hurdle to climb; his tests getting put up on the fridge or one of his drawings framed on Bruce's desk. Damian getting excited to see lights at Christmas or decorating the Manor for all the holidays every Bat celebrates. Damian falling asleep on the couch at family movie night. Damian getting to lick the spoon when Alfred makes cookies. Damian getting told that simple mistakes aren't life or death, they are a part of life.
that time a Mandalorian film scholar got banned from the premises of the Coruscant Film Academy because during a roundtable, they broke the nose of a Coruscanti scholar for implying that Mandalorians have no true sense of aesthetics because the culture lacks the delicacy.
The way I imagine it, the Mandalorian scholar didn’t punch the Coruscanti scholar. There was a table, the Mandalorian was sitting next to the Coruscanti, and the Mandalorian calmly grabbed the back of the Coruscanti’s head and slammed it forward into the table.
Holonet: OROWOOD, CORUSCANT — Mandalorian sensibility is delicate enough to detect subtle mockery, Mirgaan Ahnti proved and Aeduca Filipex unfortunately learned this afternoon. Ahnti, a Mandalorian director and film scholar, left a roundtable with a ban from the Coruscant Film Academy. Filipex, a Coruscanti film scholar, was treated at the Orowood Medcenter for a broken nose but is otherwise unharmed. With exception of a bruised ego.
((Ooc: I’m gonna dump a couple Sevya doodles here (both my own and that of a friend who was kind enough to draw them for me a while back) because why not ya know?))
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