The rain poured down in the dark alleyway that our triumphant hero was passed out in. It took a flash of lightning and a earth shaking clap of thunder to awaken the slumbering Sith.
As Kano sat up he stretched and let out a loud yawn. Raindrops softly hit the man's face as he looked up at the sky.
“What the frak am in doing in an alley?”
As Kano climbed to his feet a rat ran across the alley, splashing through a large puddle.
“To, writer dude. I asked you a question. What the hell am I doing in an alley? How did I get here? The reader will wanna know.”
[You were drunk and you passed out. Not much more to it. Now can I get back to writing this fiction?]
“Oh, yeah. Didn't mean to inconvenience you. Douchebag.”
Kano, now shooting a bird into the sky walked down the alley thinking out loud.
“How do you think out loud? Isn't that just talking?”
[Dude, stop interrupting. Let's just get this fiction going so that we can get something shiny.]
“Shiny? I'm down. Proceed mystic voice in my head.”
The Warrior turned out of the alley and onto the main street. Thoughts of riches bounced through the former Mandalorians head.
“Where can a Sith bounty hunter get come credits around here?”
At that moment, almost as if by divine planning, a piece of paper smacked into Kano’s face. He pulled the paper back and crumbled it up.
[Read the paper.]
“You can't tell me what to do!”
Kano uncrumpled the paper and read it.
“How the hell did you do that? Who trained you in Jedi mind tricks?”
[Shut up and finish reading the paper.]
Kano finished reading over the paper and was relieved to find that it was a wanted poster for a local drunk. According to the paper the man had borrowed a large sum of money from a local gangster and when he couldn't pay him back a hit was put out on him.
“What are the chances that this kinda info would be placed in a piece of paper and then just tossed out for anyone to find? It is a good thing that an idiot isn't writing my life story.”
Luckily the Warrior knew just where to find this local drunk. He turned around and went right back down the same alley he had just awoken in. He walked up to a door that looked as if someone had vomited against it and he proceeded to pound on the door as hard as he could.
After a few hard knocks the door opened and a head poked out from inside. “You again? You are banned after that crap you last night with the Rancor tooth and high explosives.”
Kano looked up away from the guy at the door.
“Are you still not going to explain the night before? That sounds fun and I really wanna know where I got a Rancor tooth in the first place.”
[No! Now pay attention.]
“You suck.”
Kano turned back towards the guy at the door to see a puzzled look on his face.
“Sorry, I was thinking out loud. I just need to know if Fez is in there, I owe him money and need to pay him back before heading to the Outer Rim.”
The Sith reached down inside himself and with a slight mental nudge from the Force the man nodded and stepped back into the building.
“Hey writer guy, I have a question.”
[What now?]
“Do I really gotta kill this guy? He just wanted to party a little. I mean wouldn't you take out a loan you couldn't pay back to tongue mop liquors off the sexiest women in this galaxy?”
[You leave my personal life out of this and stick to the story. We are almost done so you know what, just wing it.]
At that moment the door opened up and a large man came walking out. The smell of alcohol seeped out of every pour on the man's body and filled the air. The man looked Kano over for a second before opening his mouth. “Are you the chakaar that is looking for me?”
Kano leaned real close to the man and whispered to him.
“There is a voice in my head telling me to kill you but it is okay, he is a moron.”
Kano winked at the guy just before the man swung a quick right jab towards the Warriors face. The fist connected with an invisible barrier as Kano drew out his lightsaber.
The blade sprang to life with a brilliant blue glow and with a single motion Kano drove the blade upwards and through the bounty. The man was split from crotch to hair and fell into two separate parts.
“I wonder if I get paid double for that?”
[Sure, just tell the gangster that if he won't pay double you will do the same to him.]
“Really? I can do that?”
[No, the fiction is over. You probably annoyed the reader so much we won't even get a prize.]
“Ah sh…”
The End
“Lier!”