#danger_noodles_doodles OCs

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The latest version of Cipher Nine’s Intelligence profile, before he was killed while on a mission on Nar Shaddaa, thirteen years after the Treaty of Coruscant (13ATC).

His last mission on file was a deep-cover infiltration on Coruscant, investigating a possible mole in Imperial Intelligence and their connections in the SIS.

Cipher Nine was called to Nar Shaddaa only because a high profile target reappeared after years of being thought dead. His death was caught by a holocam at the site, where he was confronted by two bounty hunters and, after holding his own admirably, was thrown off the building. It had been a setup. The target never showed.

Horn fragments, blood, scraps of clothing, and Cipher Nine’s beloved long knife were found at the site. The body was never recovered, but local authorities reported an apparent suicide close enough to the scene that Intelligence concluded that that had been the end of the illustrious Cipher Nine.

His handler, Watcher Seven, was put on probation for his death, given that if he’d had all the information, Cipher Nine likely would have survived. Watcher Seven never forgot, and they never forgave.

As per Intelligence protocol, Cipher Nine’s main file was deleted from the databanks, his codename assigned to a new agent. The only record of Howl Kitvez ever existing sits deep in the Intelligence archives, accessible only by those with the highest authority.

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This is it! Howl ref sheet, and a good deal of lore. Sorry for the blocks of text. And, before this gets brought up, my Cipher Nine is NOT the same Cipher Nine as the one in SWTOR. If you want to tie him into the canon, he’s the predecessor to the game’s Nine. The unfortunate fact is that if I were picking a number between 1 and 10, I would have picked 9 every time. Yeah. I just couldn’t see him as any other number.