Starkiller sat at a table drunk staring at Juno's hologram of her last message to him. It was frozen so he could see her perfectly. He remembered all the pain and suffering Darth Vader had put him through, murdering his father than those painful years of training and eventually his missions of killing Jedi, to please a master who thought nothing of him but only as a tool. He remembered the emperor nearly killing him only to be saved by Juno and Kota who dragged him from the wreckage. They escaped and went on the run and later joined the rebel alliance. Kota died a few weeks before the battle of Endor by Vader's own hand on a starbase. Juno died at the battle of Endor on the massive capital ship that was destroyed by the death star. Star killer, on the other hand, was on Endor working in the shadows to take out the last inquisitor that was made to guard the planet. When he found out what happened to Juno he was crushed as he had lost a true friend and mentor and the love of his life in a matter of weeks.<br/><br/>Then came the warrants for his arrest in the hand of killing Jedi survivors. They abandoned him the moment he was no longer useful to them. That was years ago as he was now on the run hiding in the outer rim and remote planets living out his days and helping those who needed it. He had felt a pull of the force, sensing someone of a similar way he used to be before he was trained by Vader. He never paid it any mind as he was still grieving and dealing with the loss of Juno. He took another sip and emptied his cup as he ordered another. But as the waiter left he felt the presence again, but this time it was really close, he sensed it was in the same room. He shook his head and went back remembering as he stared at the hologram. He was then broken from his train of thought as he heard someone take a seat in front of him. He heard her speak and grabbed the hologram projector and stuffed it inside his cloak. He looked up at her clearly drunk "And why would I help you?" he asks looking at her as he takes a gulp of his ale.