Aeron Azzameen
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Aeron Azzameen was the only daughter of Tomaas Azzameen. She had two older brothers, Galin and Emon and one younger, "Ace" Azzameen, whom she took under her wing.
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[edit] Biography
Kind and good-humored, it was Aeron who took "Ace" on his first delivery at Harlequin Station, but also tried to teach him how to fly responsibly and how to stay safe by not looking for trouble. No doubt she wanted to keep her little brother from turning out like Emon, who was never too far away from the next fight. She was a brilliant computer and systems slicer but also a fair freighter pilot, usually behind the controls of the Selu, one of the family's YT-1300s.
Aeron, while upgrading the Twin Suns Transport Services database, accidentally deleted all contents, so she flew with Ace to investigate the cargo areas and restore it. During that mission, they discovered that Viraxo Shipping were planting spice in their containers.
After the Selu was destroyed in a botched mission against the rival Viraxo family, Aeron took to flying the Otana, her father's personal YT-2000 transport—obviously an indication of her piloting skill, that her father would entrust her with such a ship.
Following the Imperial ambush that almost certainly killed Tomaas and Galin but also led to the seizure of the Azzameen's assets, it was Aeron's relationship with a Rebel pilot (and former employee), Olin Garn, that allowed the surviving Azzameens to seek refuge with the Rebel Alliance. Unlike "Ace", Aeron decided against becoming a fully fledged pilot in the Alliance, though did perform numerous tasks to aid the Rebels. This usually involved slicing through Imperial or Viraxo networks, finding juicy looking supplies, then along with "Ace" and other former Twin Sun co-workers, "liberating" these supplies before giving them to the Rebels.
Aeron would travel with her brothers and Uncle to Kessel after the latter claimed that he had proof that Tomaas and Galin were still alive and held captive in one of the prisons orbiting the planet. Aeron rode with "Ace" in the Otana, and duly sliced into the prison's network, hoping to locate her father and older brother. But as it transpired, they were not there, and it was a trap engineered by their own uncle, which nearly saw them captured by the Empire themselves. With the help of family friend Dunari, they managed to escape through the nearby asteroids.
It's not made clear whether Aeron took part in the Battle of Endor like her younger brother, but it's thought she survived—probably actually returning home before the battle, which was lucky as, up till then, the Azzameens had largely been using the doomed Mon Calamari Star Cruiser Liberty as their base.
[edit] Behind the scenes
Aeron was voiced by Julianne Buescher, who also voiced characters in Star Wars: Lethal Alliance (Rianna Saren), The Gungan Frontier, and Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace (game).
