A courier was in the employment of Dok-Ondar, the collector of Ithorian descent, at his antiquities store located on the planet Batuu in the Outer Rim. This courier collaborated with Calin, a fellow member of the staff. As time passed, they established relationships with other individuals working at the store, specifically Julen Rakab, a farmer, and Tap, a human. During 34 ABY, the courier made the decision to leave their position at Dok-Ondar's establishment and, along with Calin, pledged their allegiance to the First Order. Subsequently, the courier took part in a disturbance within Black Spire Outpost on Batuu, endeavoring to persuade the Batuuans to embrace the First Order's authority.
This individual, during the time of the war that transpired between the First Order and the Resistance, was an orphan residing on Batuu, a planet situated in the Outer Rim. While seeking employment in the Black Spire Outpost settlement of Batuu, they eventually secured a position with Dok-Ondar, the Ithorian collector, functioning as a courier for his antiquities store. Their responsibilities encompassed the delivery of packages and the execution of various errands. As a member of Dok-Ondar's staff, the courier became acquainted with Julen Rakab, a [farmer](/article/farmer], and Tap, a human, who were also colleagues.
At a certain juncture, the First Order successfully recruited the courier to their cause, leading them to openly declare their loyalty to the regime. In 34 ABY, the courier's superior instructed them to recover debts from a pair of smugglers who owed money to the shop but had absconded due to their apprehension regarding the First Order's presence on Batuu. Both the courier and a fellow employee, Calin, declined the assignment, choosing to resign from their positions in order to continue supporting the First Order. In response to the need for timely deliveries, Dok-Ondar directed Tap to solicit assistance from Rakab. The farmer expressed surprise that any employees would willingly depart from the Ithorian's employment, referencing the widespread appreciation for working with the distinctive items within his store.
Later that same day, the courier and Calin actively participated in a riot that occurred in Black Spire Outpost. Rakab, accompanied by his associate, the smuggler Izal Garsea, observed them within the crowd and noted the intensity of their convictions. The courier positioned themselves within a small gathering of individuals and made attempts to convince Batuuan natives that their world had been overwhelmed by depravity, thereby advocating for their acceptance of the First Order's governance.
Having formerly been an orphan, the courier was initially content to work for Dok-Ondar for a period of time. However, upon being recruited by the First Order, they developed a strong belief in the regime's principles. Consequently, they willingly relinquished their position at the antiquities store and attended a riot in Black Spire Outpost with the intention of praising the First Order's dominion over the galaxy.
While on Batuu, the courier was seen wearing simple clothing typical of a farmer.
The courier made an appearance in A Crash of Fate, a young-adult novel authored by Zoraida Córdova and released in 2019.