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Boba later found out that Aia and the H'drachi mechanic/thief named [[Honest Gjon]] were partners who stole Boba's ship Slave I from him. However, because Boba had helped Aia out of some trouble earlier with a couple of bounty hunters, the thief repayed his debtto Boba by "flying" him to the moon where [[Slave I]] was being held at. After he retrieved his ship, the two thiefs convinced Boba to help them capture some counter-fiet credits that were being transported between to of Bogg's other moons. | Boba later found out that Aia and the H'drachi mechanic/thief named [[Honest Gjon]] were partners who stole Boba's ship Slave I from him. However, because Boba had helped Aia out of some trouble earlier with a couple of bounty hunters, the thief repayed his debtto Boba by "flying" him to the moon where [[Slave I]] was being held at. After he retrieved his ship, the two thiefs convinced Boba to help them capture some counter-fiet credits that were being transported between to of Bogg's other moons. | ||
| - | + | === References === | |
* Boba Fett: The Fight To Survive | * Boba Fett: The Fight To Survive | ||
Current revision as of 04:42, 11 February 2008
While searching for Count Dooku on Bogg IV, Boba came across the strange bird-like humanoid named Aia.
Boba later found out that Aia and the H'drachi mechanic/thief named Honest Gjon were partners who stole Boba's ship Slave I from him. However, because Boba had helped Aia out of some trouble earlier with a couple of bounty hunters, the thief repayed his debtto Boba by "flying" him to the moon where Slave I was being held at. After he retrieved his ship, the two thiefs convinced Boba to help them capture some counter-fiet credits that were being transported between to of Bogg's other moons.
References
- Boba Fett: The Fight To Survive
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