Tobrade Burns

[Alark]

The merc leader took off his helmet, showing the half-scarred faced Chiss, the Chiss was a logical thinker, and if these were truly Mandalorians he knew they had atleast a hint of honor in them.

Without even asking the mercs surrounding him he pressed one of the buttons. Cancel. For once in his life he wouldn’t question himself. Would it be the first and last time?

 

[Kalariax]

The merc leader took off his helmet, showing the half-scarred faced Chiss, the Chiss was a logical thinker, and if these were truly Mandalorians he knew they had atleast a hint of honor in them.

Without even asking the mercs surrounding him he pressed one of the buttons. Cancel. For once in his life he wouldn’t question himself. Would it be the first and last time?

As the button was pressed, nothing happened for a few seconds. Outside the sound of eruptions in the early morning sky came through, people inside their homes coming out to point at the sky in various states of panic and confusion.

All of them loud and yelling, some children screaming or crying in concern...

 

[Kalariax]

As they stepped outside to gaze upon their choices. The sky was lit up in crimson, as throughout the district, various rooftops of the buildings exploded in the early morning sky. Lighting up the entire Jiaka District.

Fireworks of bright red streaked across the sky, filling the night with flashes of light and pops of the fireworks. Some reveled, some were confused. But for a brief moment, everything and everyone inside the Jiaka District above ground stopped to gaze up at the sky.

The countdown timer at the storefront had dropped down to 00:00:00.

Alark had brought Red Dawn unto Jiaka.

 

[Alark]

The Chiss had rushed down the stairs and made it outside, he was wet, tired to the point of passing out.

But when he saw the fireworks he just stood there with a warm smile, all his worries leaving for a moment.
Having no idea if there ever had been a bomb or not he ran his arm across his eyes. Hiding his face under the helmet after again. It was time to go home.

But first the group moved to track the signal now, wanting to make sure if there was an actual bomb there or not. They moved with speed now since everyone was busy with the fireworks.