Tatooine

[Thera Quyen]

Alignment: Galactic Alliance

Region: Outer Rim Territories

Sector: Arkanis sector

System: Tatoo system

Suns: 2: Tatoo I and Tatoo II

Moons: 3: Ghomrassen, Guermessa, Chenini

Distance from Core:
43,000 light years
13,183 parsecs

Rotation period: 23 standard hours

Orbital period: 304 local days

Physical Class: Arid rock

Diameter: 10,465 kilometers (6,498.765 miles)

Climate: Arid

Primary terrain:
Desert
Some oases
Mesas
Buttes
Canyons

Surface water: 1%

Population: 200,000

Major cities
Bestine (capital)
Anchorhead
Fort Tusken
Mos Eisley
Mos Entha
Mos Espa
Mos Gamos

History: starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Tatooine

[Thera Quyen]

Thera exited the "guest room" toweling her hair dry from the last shower she was certain she would get until they left Tatooine. Unsure of just how secure the room was, she'd taken a shower in complete darkness with the water set as cold as she could get it and her own body heat shunted down via the Force. For his sake she better be going through this all just because of her own paranoia; if he was watching her while she changed, slept, and showered there would be hell to pay. She'd traded her Jedi robes for more of a Jedi-light feel - a simple teal tunic in her favorite color and a loose pair of drawstring pants in Jedi robe brown with a matching pair of soft suede boots. To most people she would still look like a Jedi, though she was certain to close a look would blow that cover. She was traveling with a Sith, on a Sith's errand. Whatever she was, whatever she would become, it was not what she had been. "Welcome to the world water forgot," she commented Heero, sitting down in the co-pilot seat as she continued to dry her hair. "I don't sense anything, do you?"[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

Heero laughed a bit.
"No, just the same dust and dryness that was here last time I was here. Was just about to bring her in. Where would you like, Anchorhead, Mos Eisley, or Mos Espa?" he asked as he set a high orbit.

[Thera Quyen]

"Well, we have known Force sensitives active around Mos Eisley and Mos Espa, but Bestine is the closest to Anchorhead, where we might have the best luck. After all, even Revan once visited Anchorhead. So I say Bestine." Thera sat the towel in her lap, combing through her long hair with her fingers as she watched Heero carefully, wondering if he would follow her logic or not.[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

Heero thought about it for a moment.
"Who was Revan and why would I care?" he asked as he began his decent to wards Bastine.
"All I need is to know where you want to go and when you don't want me to kill some one." he laughed.

[Thera Quyen]

"Please tell me you are joking. Not knowing Revan is like not knowing who Luke Skywalker was, though in my humble opinion Revan was a lot more important than that ikalina Skywalker ever was." Thera tossed her head, flipping her still damp hair over one shoulder. "Revan was one of the greatest Sith to ever live, he practically conquered the entire galaxy." Until he became a Jedi, she added silently, tilting her head to the side to watch him silently. "Did you sleep through your history classes at the Temple or something?"[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"I was taught to fight, not to be a historian. I was taught to show no mercy to how ever I face, to win at all costs, and to disappear when I need to, how to pick my fights. That and my rage and other emotions make me stronger. Except love, love is a very dangerous thing. Ever since I left the Jedi that has been my life. Do this, kill them, use your hate.
Back before that mutated rancor, you said a verse from the Jedi Code. I quoted Darth Bane." he said as he landed on the out skirts of the city.

[Thera Quyen]

"Of course that would be why you don't realize there is no ignorance, there is knowledge," she quipped back at him, braiding her hair swiftly away from her face before she stood and stretched. "Though you're right about love, in the end it can just cause more problems than it's worth."[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"So now your calling me ignorant?" he said as he got up and walked to one of his weapons locker.
"Usually people know me a bit longer before they start calling me things." he laughed as he pulled out his light sabers and clipped them to his belt.

[Thera Quyen]

"No I believe I started calling you ignorant when we were back on Dromund Kaas." Thera straightened from her stretch and used the Force to send her towel back to her room, then swirled a desert-cloak over her shoulders, checking to make certain it hung well enough to cover both her lightsabers and the Jedi-like look of her tunic and pants. "If you ever display you knowledge as something to the contrary, I'll happily apologize."[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"So You called me ignorant for saving your life then." Heero laughed.
"So, cantina?" he asked as he walked to the loading ramp and hit the switch. The ramp opened with a snap hiss of hydraulics.

[Thera Quyen]

"Ignorant, indeed." She left it at that, then crossed to the doorway, tilting her head to look at him. "Cantina. Seemed to work for Luke Sykwalker."[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"You seem to have some sort of fixation on that Jedi. Why I don't know. He was not that great to begin with, his father was weak, his mother could not handle the pain that love brings and he did things with out the slightest clue of what was going on most of the time and how the would effect the rest of the galaxy." he said, a bit of a in your face tone.
"See, I do know some things about the past." he laughed as he walked down the ramp.
"R9, lock her up. You know the drill." he said to the droid and started to walk towards the city.
"Know I remember why i stopped coming here." he muttered as he thought about all the sand he cleaned out of his arm and legs last time he was on Tatooine.

[Thera Quyen]

Thera smiled slightly. "One of his descendants was in my flight group; they made a lot out of having a Skywalker in the Vipers." Sensing his train of thought she smiled to herself, surrounding her form with a slight Force shield to keep the sand from sticking. Moving away from the ship she blended into the crowd, moving from shadow to shadow like a wraith, until she ended up at the door to the cantina, smiling to herself again. "A wretched hive of scum and villainy, not the place a lady should be found on her own..."[/font][/size]

[Heero Treys]

"Where's the lady?" he quipped at her as he walked through the door.
Once inside he took a table in the back and ordered a local drink and waited for Thera.