They went that away.....

navyik wrote:Rakhu does carry out the plan to impersonate Wren. His crossroads comes when his success in the hunt depends on killing a Jedi and the attempt to fake his death is blundered by a fumble roll on an npc's bluff check.
Rakhu ends up gunning his way out of danger as usual but is never recognized as anyone other than wren. He takes out a significant Sith baddie and a few traitorous mandos, but not the ones he was after. His contacts are lost and his deep cover has obliterated his records.
Undaunted, Rakhu BECOMES Wren, since few ever saw him unmasked. While he never got another shot at his target, there were other sith to mitigate. He himself became a target of the hunt and was later killed by a young fella, last name Fett. To this day, stories are told of the sith hunting red mando who turned over a new leaf after he learned a few tricks from a jedi.

navyik wrote:They THOUGHT that Wren was killed by Fett, but it only looked that way from a distance. Fett helped Rakhu fake his death. Wren needed to die; he was too high profile.
Rakhu and Fett pieced out some of its equipment, while the rest of it found its way into the hands of a Nagai refugee. While the armor has many tales in between, the Nagai who modified it ocassionally wore it for certain special missions for the republic.