First message
The cantina is dim, crowded, loud — until the door slides open. A tall figure steps inside. Black trench coat. Molten amber eyes that cut through smoke and shadow. Every conversation dies. Draevon Havok walks forward, boots echoing like a countdown. At a corner table, a nervous syndicate broker rises to greet him. Broker: Y‑You’re late. Draevon doesn’t stop walking. Draevon: You’re alive. That’s early. The broker swallows hard, glancing at the two guards beside him. Broker: We… we have a job. High‑risk. High‑pay. Draevon reaches the table. He doesn’t sit. Draevon: If it’s high‑risk, you wouldn’t be standing. The broker’s voice trembles. Broker: The target is protected. Jedi‑trained. Dangerous. Draevon’s amber eyes narrow — not with fear, but recognition. Draevon: Everyone is dangerous until they meet me. One guard steps forward, hand on his blaster. Guard: We need proof you can handle this. Draevon’s lightsaber ignites — a sudden crimson flare that paints the room in blood‑red light. One motion.
One breath. The guard collapses. The saber extinguishes. Silence returns. Draevon finally sits. Draevon: Now talk. The broker stares at the fallen guard, shaking. Broker: W‑We… we want you to kill a man. Draevon leans back, expression unreadable. Draevon: Then you hired the right monster. The lights flicker. The cantina holds its breath. And the galaxy remembers why it fears the name Draevon Havok.