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- "Derrida is certainly an individual we should keep our eyes on."
- ―Lieutenant Lak Sivrak, Alliance to Restore the Republic.
Derrida was a female Ketton spy in the employ of the Galactic Empire.
Biography
Based on the Kwenn Space Station, Derrida was considered a sly, cunning adversary of Alliance operatives working there. Derrida earned a living by reporting Imperial authorities (such as Moff Alexander Julstan IV of Arkanis and other Imperial bureaucrats) about suspected Rebel activities. She has also worked as a spy for other people.[1]
Derrida foiled five separate Alliance missions on the station and earned the personal enmity of Alliance operative Kassar Kosciusko. Among her work, Derrida framed Lieutenant Commander Zhir-Khan, falsifying records to implicate him in a betrayal of the Alliance, although her scheme eventually failed.[1]
Rebel operative Lak Sivrak wrote a report about Derrida, with the contribution of Kosciusko. He decided that Derrida was a clear suspect on an attempt of the life of Rebel-aligned financier Director Meyser Kayson, and he was afraid of Kayson's Rebel links being discovered if Derrida was not dealt with.[1]
Derrida was an associate of another well-known spy, the Kubaz Garindan, whom she worked with on Tatooine, as reported by Kayson's son.[1]
Derrida was finally apprehended by a team composed of Kyle Katarn and a pint-sized lagomorph, who almost razed Kwenn station capturing her.[2]
Sources
- Alliance Intelligence Reports
"The Dark Forces Saga" (original article link) on Wizards.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
External links
- "Deconstructing Dark Forces Part 2: The End of Continuity" — Only Sith Deal In Absolutes! — Abel G. Peña's StarWars.com Blog (backup link)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Alliance Intelligence Reports
- ↑
"The Dark Forces Saga" (original article link) on Wizards.com (content now obsolete; backup link)