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| - During a battle, pitting the Mandalorians and the very Zabrak capital planet of Iridonia against each other. Kazhi's ship was shot down out of orbit above the sprawling planet, and in a last sacrificial effort to exert the most damage possible, he directed his fallen craft towards a major city attempting to crash it into its populace. But was clipped by intercept fighters, causing him to crash within the temperate forests. He had barely survived the ordeal, and only through imprisonment was he rescued. The attempt had not entirely been in vain though, the ships drive had exploded, igniting the forests alight, which had burned for many months before being stopped at the Aro river of Worton. This had incurred the nickname which he still bore, The Firestorm of Iridonia. He was sentenced to li
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| - During a battle, pitting the Mandalorians and the very Zabrak capital planet of Iridonia against each other. Kazhi's ship was shot down out of orbit above the sprawling planet, and in a last sacrificial effort to exert the most damage possible, he directed his fallen craft towards a major city attempting to crash it into its populace. But was clipped by intercept fighters, causing him to crash within the temperate forests. He had barely survived the ordeal, and only through imprisonment was he rescued. The attempt had not entirely been in vain though, the ships drive had exploded, igniting the forests alight, which had burned for many months before being stopped at the Aro river of Worton. This had incurred the nickname which he still bore, The Firestorm of Iridonia. He was sentenced to life imprisonment upon a Galactic Imperial prison world, stripped of his armor and communications with the Mandalorian forces above, he was alone and at there mercy. The battle above had ended with the Zabraki forces staving off the marauding Mandalorians. He was tried and sentenced all within the time he was conscienceless in a Bacta soak. Due to the materials required for thick prison ships, it had become far cheaper to freeze prisoners in carbonite and transporting them in ordinary transports. Though most never survived the process, it was still considered the most economically viable. Frozen in carbonite immediately after his recovery, he was placed upon a lone transport ship, en route to the prison planet until a tragic and most convenient accident happened. An error had occurred in the ships navigation computer, and when the ship came out of warp it arrived smacked in the middle of an asteroid field. The pilot could only dodge so many for so long until the hull was ruptured by one of the floating bundles of rubble. Chaos was all about as the vacuum rushed in, the roar of air and being wailed in the ships cockpit. Until very abruptly, it all was silenced, the environment had stabilized. The scene was almost serene, floating adrift the vastness of the universe. Another piece of floating debris in space, a lone vessel, to which the transponder signal barely emitted due to the interference of the many asteroids about. It could only be assumed it would float for eternity, its stowed cargo unknown and forgotten to the world. A block of carbonite, held in stasis, strapped to the wall of the ship. The proverbial mausoleum of a vessel floating for nearly a decade until suddenly, a chirping sounded from the main computer. A blip upon the screen, a vessel approached...Background
Born in a small Zabrak colony, under Mandalorian occupation, it was only natural that he too would become a Mandalorian. Though before he was old enough to even achieve his first hunt, his colony had been decimated by the Galactic Empire. To this day he receives flashes of past memories from that morning. The screaming of warships overhead. The smell of plasma and flesh burnt a cinder. He had been spared through the resourcefulness of his parents, who had hid him beneath the altar of there temple. Flames of hatred had scorched the skies this day, igniting this once peaceful colonies own funeral pyre which was no more then a burning pile of rancid corpses that had been viciously looted and tossed aside. It was not long though when the neighboring planet of the Mandalorian kind came to assist. Descending from the skies with furious rebukes upon there war beasts, the mighty Basilisk. To many a non-mandalorian, this fearsome creature meant an early demise, but to the mandalorian, it was the sheltering wings of the protector that brought them comfort in the intensity of battle. The Imperial forces were repelled, but the damage had been done. A sole survivor remained, a young Zabrak. He was soon after adopted by one of his rescuers, and brought up the Mandalorian way. He was taught of the ways of war, the principle of armor, and most of all, the Mandalorian Code.Family
There names forgotten but there sacrifice not.
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