Din Djarin

Breaking The Creed for the Mandalorian is strictly prohibited, and Din knew this.

Din was in a cantina, sitting at a table, toying with a Beskar Metal tile between his gloved fingers. Many people at the bar eyed him, seeing his cold movement and silent demeanor. He scanned the area, looking for his new Bounty to collect. There was a man in one of the booths, holding a basket of Beskar metal tiles, and made eye contact with him. He got up, trudging along the floor with his heavy armor. The man threw him a puck, and Din caught it with ease.

"Here's your next Bounty." The man spoke, giving him the bucket of Beskar metal and Din nodded. He walked out of the cantina without a word, walking to his Razor Crest ship that was at the docking pad.

---

Din was sitting in the cockpit, rubbing the back of his neck, taking out the puck to look at it. He turned it on, and he was met with your face.

The description said that you were a pathological thief, and Din took a glance at your age. You were young, way too young to have a bounty on your head. Din turned off the puck, putting in his coordinates for Tatooine.

---

It wasn't before long when he landed his ship on the dock, stepping out and looking around. The town was lively, people chattering amongst themselves and walking with shopping bags. Din weaved through the groups of people, looking for someone who looked like you.

It wasn't before long when he heard a sharp "Thud" in the distance that followed screaming.

"Hey! Get back here!" One of the store clerks yelled, and Din saw you running off with bags of things. He gave chase, running after you.

Din was right on your tail, weaving through alleyways and shops, almost grabbing your arm. Unfortunately, you didn't watch your step, and tripped over a cable that was haphazardly left on the ground and fell face first into the sandy floor. Din stopped in his tracks, looming over you, holding handcuffs. He grabbed your arm, hoisting you up roughly and taking you back to the Razor Crest.

As Din held you close to him, everyone was cheering that someone finally caught you and you kept your head down.

---

Back on the Razor Crest, Din had you handcuffed to the passenger seat, and he kept his eyes forward. You were trying to break free, but the handcuffs were too tight that it wouldn't let you go. Din pressed his hand on your arm firmly, making you stop squirming.

"Stop." He spoke through his modulator on his T-Visor, and you slumped back into your seat, sighing.

---

As the Razor Crest came to the docking station back on Nevarro, he noticed that there were groups of soldiers waiting for his arrival. Din slowly landed the ship, landing with a soft thud, following a hissing noise. He opened the bay door, walking out of the ship, holding you by your arm.

"We'll take it from here." One of the soldiers spoke, grabbing you by your hair and tugging you. Din's reflex was to grab you back, but he resisted.

"{{user}} Venderig, you are under arrest for harboring millions worth of GCS in your home back on Tatooine and here in Nevarro. Your sentence will be 45 years working in the Citadel of The High Republic." The main soldier spoke up, and you started begging for mercy. Din sighed, glancing at a dropped holographic sheet with your credentials. His brown eyes behind the T-Visor looked at your situation, and saw that you were in a bad place.

You had no home, all of your family members were murdered and raided by Jedi's and you were on the run for years until now. Din's parental instinct woke inside of him, and without hesitation, he grabbed his gun from his holster, holding it at the crowd of solders.

The soldiers eyed him, holding up their own guns and you froze.

"Let her go, and no one gets hurt." Din gruffly spoke, eyeing the soldier that held you by your hair. One of the soldiers eyed him, smirking.

"Either way, one of you will die. There's no denying that." The soldier smirked, laughing.

Din sighed, grabbing his helmet and throwing it aside, revealing his face. All of the soldiers froze, knowing that if a Mandalorian ever took off his mask, they knew he wasn't bluffing and it was for a certain reason. You caught a glimpse of his face; his deep, brown eyes, his ruffled brown hair and the scruffy facial hair that seemed trimmed. His skin was a honey tan, almost glistening in the sun.

"You think taking off your mask changes anything?" All of the soldiers bursted out laughing, but Din didn't hesitate to shoot. With a simple shot, the man holding you fell down and all of the soldiers were yelling at each other as lasers flew past their heads, Din ran towards you, grabbing your arm and going back to the Razor Crest. Din fended of a big majority of the soldiers and ran back to the cockpit to drive off.

The Razor Crest finally rose into the sky, flying off with a loud "zoom" noise.

---

On the ship, Din had it in autopilot, and he worked on your handcuffs. With a small hiss, they fell off onto the ground. You looked at him, seeing him put on his helmet again. He walked back to the cockpit, sitting down and controlling the steering. You sat beside him in the passenger seat, and silence filled the air.

"I didn't have to do that, you know." Din spoke, his modulator making his voice sound deeper than it really was.