The Godless Matron is home to many, resembling a micro-society for those who wish to live outside the typical rule of the galaxy. The Lucrehulk-class battleship's massive hangers have been converted into dwellings as a result. Chute Town is the most notable of these makeshift towns. Many shops and storefronts have been constructed to take advantage of the higher volume of foot traffic. In addition, many ships and crews arrive into Chute Town to sell their "well-earned" commodities, weapons, or artifacts. It is commonplace to find the best and the worst gear the galaxy has to offer — it’s only a matter of how big your pocketbook is. The streets are patrolled regularly by the crew of the Matron itself, leaving would-be miscreants to be more wary, lest they find themselves on the receiving end of a pirate's sense of justice.

It is built mostly out of spare durasteel panels from derelict ships, dismantled machinery, or any other source or material the pirates could scavenge. It spans the length of the massive portside hangar of the Matron, reaching from its heavily protected reactor — hidden behind triple-reinforced blast doors and a guard retinue — all the way to the hangar entrance where the many incoming ships unload their cargo. It is more than a mile long, over five hundred feet wide and up to three stories tall, covering most of the floor. Chute Town's streets are a miniature maze, weaving in between buildings on several levels. Verticality is key for the masses of shops and bars to operate without interfering with one another. The main street is nicknamed Murder Alley, mostly because all the weapon shops are prominently opened there.

Illumination banks are staggered along the walkways and buildings to provide enough light for the society to function. Still, the streets are left dim with a low hanging fog built up from the collective humidity of so many people in one space. For those calling it their home, there is no such thing as off hours. A large crowd bustles along at all hours, an exotic assortment of individuals from countless planets and the warring gangs that divvy up the territory within. It's the perfect place for those looking to disappear in the crowd.

Trenkyp Zkig was walking along the Godless Matron's Chute Town with his usual weapons, a lightsaber, the Butcher, his vibroblade and vibrosword, looking for an oddly looking Human. He was searching for Kade Ra, a member of Deathwatch like Trenkyp and a Force Disciple. They agreed to have a fight in a crowded location, but Trenkyp wasn't expecting to fight on a ship.

The Kel Dor knew that Kade had strange eyes, but that was all he was able to get. The Jedi then saw an unusually dressed Human as he was walking along the streets, with a blaster rifle coming out of his cloak. Trenkyp felt that he was the man he looked for.

"Kade Ra, I suppose?" said the Kel Dor quietly.

"Trenkyp. Good to meet you."

"It's time to fight, I guess. Just don't die."

"Don't worry about me."

Trenkyp grabbed his vibroblade from his belt in his left hand and his lightsaber in his right hand, with the lightsaber activated above his head and the vibroblade behind his back with his right leg behind the body. Kade grabbed his lightsaber in his right hand and turned it on, a green blade coming out of the hilt. The Human took a step back in order to prepare for attack.

Kade jumped at Trenkyp with the bright green plasma blade above his head, trying to hit the Kel Dor in the skull. The Jedi sensed the attack coming and quickly blocked the strike with his own green lightsaber blade.

Trenkyp tried to respond to the Human's attack by swinging his Vibroblade towards the Shadow's stomach. The Force Disciple sensed the attack just before the blade reached him, jumping back as his robes got cut. The Defender placed his lightsaber in front of him just as Kade grabbed his blaster in his left hand and fired a few bolts at Trenkyp. The Kel Dor deflected the bolts to the side, hitting some of the walls of the nearby shops.

While the people near the fighting rushed away, a crowd was gathering to watch. Kade re-slung his E-11 and gripped the tight, cold metal of his armory lightsaber, keeping his eyes trained on Trenkyp in a defensive stance.

Even with the rumbling noise of Chute Town, both Force Users had quite an aspect of focus on the duel. Silently, it seemed they had come to an agreement to avoid dialogue, as they both knew why they were there. And it was not to make conversation, as they could do that anywhere.

Focusing his attention with The Force, Trenkyp pushed his left hand forward in a Midi-chlorian-fueled cross punch, rushing at Kade with utmost speed.

Suddenly, Kade felt something was up. Channeling all of his focus to prevent what was coming, the Shadow began to conjure up a barrier in front of himself. Much to his surprise, this object would not manifest in time: The strike sent Kade flying into the side of the tower shops, a streak of black flowing as he moved. The Hunter was now at an intersection between Murder Alley and their previous street, and the Jedi was not far behind. When he fell down, the Shadow sustained slight damage to his left ankle, hampering his ability to walk.

The bustling intersection cleared out fast, and now quicker as the Kel Dor approached Ra. They knew if a Kel Dor was set on serving someone, it probably wasn’t best to stand in the way.

Quickly now, Trenkyp came closer, and the Jedi’s orange face seemed to glow among the Godless Matron’s white lighting. His face looked concentrated upon Kade, as he watched him stand up to face him.

As the Human got up to face Trenkyp, he could sense a distancing between him and The Force. Knowing it would take longer to call upon it, he grabbed his lightsaber off the floor and limped in a fast manner towards the Del Kor. Swiftly, they came together, and their lightsabers interlocked: A fury of yellow and green sparks falling to the floor.

As the two Force Sensitives fought along Murder Alley, Trenkyp tried not to hit Kade with his lightsaber too much. The Force Disciple tried as hard as he could to keep the Jedi at bay by keeping his lightsaber pointed at the Kel Dor. While they were fighting, Kade pulled a vibrodagger from his right leg strap and threw it in Trenkyp's direction as a distraction.

While the Defender dodged the dagger, the Shadow had disappeared out of the Jedi's sight. He could still sense the Force Disciple, but he couldn't tell where he was. Suddenly, his muscles took control of the situation and barely dodged a blaster bolt aimed at Trenkyp. Kade reappeared, blaster rifle in his left hand, a few feet away from the Kel Dor. A crowd has gathered, watching from a distance. While the Jedi dodged the blast, the Human activated his lightsaber in his right hand and fired another bolt at the Defender.

Trenkyp was ready and deflected the bolt back at Kade, forcing him to deflect that bolt to the side. The Force Disciple put his blaster on his strap and prepared to defend himself. The Jedi grabbed two throwing daggers from his belt with his left hand, threw them at the Human and started running at him. As the knives were met by the Shadow's lightsaber, the Defender nearly cut off Kade's right arm with his own green plasma blade, the Hunter sensing the attack just fast enough to dodge it. Trenkyp wasn't trying to hurt Kade, thinking that the Force Disciple could protect himself just fine against his attacks.

Kade swung his lightsaber at the Kel Dor's head, having the attack stopped by an invisible wall summoned by Trenkyp. The Jedi took his lightsaber in a two-handed grip, preparing his defense before the Force Disciple responded with a stabbing motion towards the Defender's chest. The Padawan pushed the lightsaber away from his body with his lightsaber and instinctively punched the Human in the head, making him step away in pain.

Kade was hit so bad that he was “seeing stars,” as some put it. Quickly though, the Shadow tuned with The Force once more and brought himself back to full focus on the matter at hand.

During this short recovery time, Trenkyp gripped the lightsaber with his two hands and prepared a swing at Kade. Just as the green plasma was approaching his face, Kade felt something coming. This caused the Hunter to throw himself to the floor, causing the bright green blade to sweep over him.

Trenkyp prepared to react to this, as shown by the focus upon his face and eyes: They were sharp, but not deadly. The Jedi came upon Kade, swinging his lightsaber over the top of him. As the blade was descending, Kade rolled over and disappeared, seeming to pop out of reality.

Reanimating behind the Kel Dor, the Hunter began a two handed, left to right sided swing on him. However, Trenkyp could feel the blade coming, and thus moved up his lightsaber, in a flash of green, to block it.

Stepping back, the two Journeymen now indulged in lightsaber combat. After their lightsabers interlocked, they both stepped back and moved in to engage. The flash of green and yellow plasma crashed again and again, and it was quite a sight to see. If one looked closely, they would notice some people in Chute Town placing wagers on who would win.

After quite some time, Trenkyp faked a swing on one side and sliced Kade’s right wrist open, blood pouring out. Dropping the lightsaber in pain, the Hunter quickly fought to ignore it, but still fell to the floor.

In a swift and final move, as the Jedi went over to him, he reached into his right sleeve and threw a Vibroblade at him with his left hand. As most desperate throws go, the blade flew off to Trenkyp’s right, and the Jedi now stood over Kade.

“Checkmate,” the Jedi smoothly stated, pointing his green blade at Kade.

“Alright, you win,” the Hunter grunted as they came together, heading off to heal the Force Disciple's sliced wrist.