Gevaar Occisio

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Gevaar Occisio
Biographical Information
Homeworld:

Tokmia

Date of Birth:

22 ABY

Physical Description
Species:

Human

Gender:

Male

Height:

1.87 meters

Weight:

82 kilograms

Hair:

Brown

Eyes:

Blue

Personal Information
Allies:
Enemies:

Jedi

Lightsaber Color(s):

Red

Fighting Style(s):
Chronology & Political Information
Era(s):

Dark Jedi Brotherhood Era

Affiliation:

Sith, Dark Brotherhood, Arcona, House Galeres,

Dossier:

13765

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Gevaar Occisio is a Jedi Hunter in the House Galeres of Clan Arcona. He is also currently a member of the Soulfire Strike team.

Early Years

Tokmia 22ABY-37ABY

Gevaar was birthed on a planet on the outskirts Anoat sector named Tokmia. The planet surface was ice-covered and the arctic climate made it difficult to live in. Confined within the dimly lit buildings that remained in the abandoned mining facility, his parents had had him just hours after their transport shuttle had crashed into the planet killing all but his mother and father, who were kept safe by the containers they had been hiding in.

Tokmia

Due to the lack of supplies and the poor living conditions, his mother perished upon the birth of the child, much to the dismay of his father. Despite having cursed Gevaar’s very existence, claiming it to be the reason behind the death of his beloved, he had promised to keep the boy safe. Which was about as far as the promise went. The child survived through the scavenging abilities of his father, but only just so. Skinny and frail, the child faced abuse and neglect on nearly a daily basis.

As the child aged he began to go with his father on scavenging excursions, learning how to track and stalk his prey as well as cover his own tracks and become invisible amidst his surroundings. It was then that his father began to notice an unruly presence surrounding his son. As if he naturally blended into his surroundings, the boy could find and move into the perfect hiding and cloaked position as swiftly as a snake and would disappear just as quickly. Moving from spot to spot, nearly in the blink of an eye, he would come down upon his prey with such a veracity that it visibly startled his father.

The boys eyes seemed to light up, whilst they were hunting. With no computers or space ships to oggle at, as other boys his age would, he was focused only on the hunt. The simple task of blending and melding into his environment. Making a clean kill and disappearing just as quickly to survive in dangerous environments.

Gevaar would take to the darkness as his father slept, attempting to hone his stalking skills even further. Moving and adapting on his own allowed him the freedom to learn and move without the hinderance of his older and more clumsy companion. This would continue late into boys teens where he would have stumbled upon a derelict site housing a landing shuttle. The crew had been killed off long ago by the Oku that inhabited the planet, but had long since past through the territory.

Having alerted his father to the presence of a shuttle, they would escape from the planet 15 years after crash-landing on it, with a course set to the nearest habitable planet. Though this plan was altered only days into the journey as the shuttle stumbled upon a boarding craft.

The boarding party was quick and efficient, like specters in the night. Like quicksilver they eliminated the shuttle crew, coming upon Gevaar and his father last. Gevaar’s father had been drinking, and boldly swung at the boarding parties leader. The man wore a dark cloak and had shoulder length, raven hair that became a blur as he moved with inhuman speed. Gevaar’s father slumped bonelessly to the floor.

Gevaar let his cloak dissipate, eyes wide. He had never seen anyone move so precisely and with such control. Fear was replaced with the budding excitement of youth. He asked if it was possible to learn to fight like that. The man studied the boy with an impassive face but attentive eyes. He had not sensed the boy until he had revealed himself. Impressive for one so young.

He spoke of a place called the Shadow Academy. He told Gevaar that if he passed the Test of Lore, he’d be eligible to join the ranks of his Clan: Arcona. The man left the boy with a credit chit an a pilot to stay behind to operate the shuttle. Before going, Gevaar asked who the man was. “Marick Arconae,” he replied and turned to leave.

The venture to the Shadow Academy that Marick had spoken of was a quiet one. Gevaar had been mesmerized by his speed, wishing to apply it to his stalking techniques. If going to this Academy would help him become a better hunter, that was were he’d go. His attention would return to his father, who lay helplessly on the floor. The man had not even been able to put up a modicum of resistance to the men boarding. How could he expect to rely on him for protection any longer?

Gevaar noticed a containment panel held a welding mask, which he'd grab and adorn. The darkness and protective nature seemed to quiet down his confusion and sense of insecurity. The young boy would get up from the seating area and move to the back, finding a dark black cloak which he’d slide on, flipping the hood up. It wasn’t the most ideal arrangement but for now it would do.

The Academy of Shadows

Antei Shadow Academy 37ABY-Present

The hatch of the shuttle slammed to the ground on Antei, the boy known as Gevaar emerging a completely different person than the person who'd boarded back on Tokmia. Completely dressed in black and sporting a mask that would become his trade mark. It was not long before he was marched to the Docent Halls and marked for transfer to the Clan Arcona under the House Galeres. At the time, Gevaar had no idea of what this had meant or where he was being lead but if it resulted in him becoming a stronger and more efficient hunter then he would proceed. Unlike many of the other younglings that had come with him, Gevaar excelled at the physical and intellectual testing. While failing horribly when it came to technology, he would recuperate by spending his nights reading and studying in the Docent Halls. It seemed to flash by in mere blinks of an eye as the Young Arconan moved from an Apprentice, to Novice, through Acolyte, across Protector, and finally rested above Guardian as he prepared under the Jedi Hunter title, to take his final trials to become knighted and finally construct his lightsaber.