Kedegor

"'Our mutual friend has a...keen interest in the situation here.'"Kedegor, also known as Kerdagon, is the current criminal lord of the lower levels on Cademimu 5. While his faction has remained nameless, he is known to have lead the rest of the gangs (Black Sun among them) into a tenuous peace, where they all operate without encroaching on each other.

One of the few who are privy to personal information on Do'frok'essen, he was shocked to discover this 'Kaan'verr' also seems to know, and is manipulating events behind the scenes.

A towering Nautolan of dour temperament, he now sports new scars and burns following the Skirmish of 1436, where he suffered a glancing shot from a Disruptor Rifle.

Little is known about his personal drives, other than he is heavily invested in keeping the peace going - going so far as to eliminate the Korlac Vandals when they risked to upset the balance.

Season Two
The group was first introduced to him in passing back near the end of Season One, as a contact Do'frok wanted Qwori to meet. As the head of the criminal alliance on the lower levels, he was unsettled by the appearance of the Korlac Vandals, having grown bold enough to raid the many industrial headquarters on 1436 - risking bringing the Bitthaevrians down to investigate.

Wanting the group to discover their backers, as they were better armed than upstarts should have been, he pointed them towards Jaldin Pollan, the most recent executive to have been hit by them.

He was next seen when Qwori informed him of recent events, including their discoveries about Jaldin. The Bounty Hunter even informed Kedegor/Kerdagon of their recent deception of the Vandals, alongside blueprints and layouts of their base on Combine Path. He thanked the Mirialan before suggesting he lay low for a bit, as the streets were likely to get a little messy in the near future.

This proved much more true than likely even he expected, as a fierce battle erupted on 1436. Having begun to make their own moves, the Vandals were ready for Kedegor and his allies. The arrival of VoTech Security to the fight likely didn't help matters, nor did the sudden arrival of a band of Mandalorians armed with Disruptor Rifles. One shot barely missed Kerdagon's head, leaving him with major burns along his right arm. This was all the group witnessed while in the Temple, coming upon the aftermath a few days later when they escaped.

Kedegor's group had lost several men, but the Vandals were all but wiped out - their bodies littering the streets. It's unknown what happened to Eteret or the Mandalorians, but it can be presumed they fled, as K had taken up residence in the Vandal's old enclave on Combine Path.

Data uncovered from his servers showed Eteret to have been in contact with this 'Kaan'verr', having seemingly played Jaldin from the beginning to usurp him. What he didn't expect was to be handed more communications by Vale, these from Kaan'verr to Jaldin. Reading it over, he disappeared for a while before returning and saying this new data was greatly concerning - as it suggested whoever this Kaan'verr is, they know about Do'frok on an intimate level, which Kedegor admits is limited to a handful of people, including himself. He also revealed to Qwori that this group is tracking his exploits, as they knew he would be contracted by Do'frok to meet with Kedegor.

Accepting the request of Kar-kooda to help smuggle him off world, following the Herglic's decision to leave the group to look after his son, he bid farewell to the group and thanked them again.

Although his near future is likely centered on rebuilding and finishing the dismantling of the Vandal's operations, he did suggest he was going to be brought before a court due to the fighting, so his future is uncertain.