A small dropship descended from the skies and scattered the Tattooine desert dust in all directions. The ship was adorned with the logo of the Zergadin’s across its hull. As it touched ground a ramp protruded from it’s base. Among the dust and steam that bellowed from the ship Beylyssa made out two figures. She dropped the jug of moisture she had collected and ran as fast as she could back into her home. She secured the doors behind her and activated the turrets that guarded her dwelling. “Buhrn! They’re here!”. Buhrn sighed at the sight of the starship and began to strap up his Gold Clad gear. He reached for Beylyssa and kissed her on the head

“It’s time Bey, just like we planned it, ok?”

Month’s had passed since she found him nearly dead and alone in the harsh environment. At first he didn’t even know his name, but as time passed his memories returned to him. They never thought he would survive, but the will of the Zergadin leader had been underestimated. He had been betrayed, and he laid out a plan to usurp the treacherous duo, and thus began Burhn’s search for the Dahaki…

Buhrn had been groomed from a young age by General Panzer Dawnstar to eventually take command of the privately owned and operated mercenary group, The Zergadins. Their achievements were known by much of the galaxy. They led the strike team that dealt the killing blow to the Ancient Warlord Soa in the eternity vault. The Zergadins were vital in ending the “Extreme Conflict” on the planet Denova. However the Zergadins were Sith, they weren’t perfect, nor did they aspire to be. The group was recruited due to raw ability and willingness to run head first into danger. Rumors swirled that they supposedly held singing contests on their intercoms as they encountered waves of Drouks. There were claims that they took over Republic outposts in Section X only to be slandered by rebel forces on the holonet. They loved the attention, they loved the conflict, and they wouldn’t have any other way.

Perhaps their greatest achievement unknowingly led to their greatest hurdle. The Quest for credits and fame led the Zergadins to invade the palace of Karraga the Hutt. They easily made their way through the palaces defenses and even mocked the twin bounty hunters Jarg and Sorno as they cut them down. They made away with millions in credits and a target on their backs. The Hutt Cartel, furious about the attack vowed to do away with the group. They would spare no cost to achieve their revenge, the Hutt’s attempted to place bounties on the Zergadins to no avail. They knew no one would risk life and limb to collect a bounty on some of the galaxies most notorious hit men. They needed a subtle plan, something they wouldn’t see coming. The Hutt’s hatched their plan, they abducted force sensitive children, in which they groomed them some into ciphers and agents. They would create sleeper cells, double agents, snakes in the grass.

Corgez the Hutt took command of the operation and hand selected his favorite pupils. Years of studying their prey, years of building hate for their foe. The Hutt’s managed to groom the perfect weapons against the Zergadins. How could they resist recruiting such talented operators? One faithful day on the imperial fleet Buhrn met the two men, searching the bounty boards for work. They gloated loudly of their accomplishments in an attempt to pique the interest of the Zergadin leader. Ever cautious Buhrn asked a friend at the bounty office about the new arrivals. The man pulled up the roster of available mercenaries and pointed to the two men’s names on the paper “Jache” and “Ghreen”.