Dezono Qua was a male Human hailing from Esseles. As the sole inheritor of a substantial family fortune, he was not particularly well-regarded by others. He resided in isolation at his family's villa, finding companionship solely in his droids. His household staff included a small contingent of IG-series droids, an H2 pilot droid, and a protocol droid he called "E-10."
Qua, operating under the belief that his financial resources granted him unlimited freedom, developed the abhorrent practice of consuming sentient beings. He would purchase slaves, frequently young members of various species, solely for E-10 to prepare and serve them as meals. He routinely acquired a child slave from the slave trader Orso Meeto on Orvax IV every ten days. Resa Greenbark became one of these unfortunate slaves destined to become food. Subsequent to Resa's father and the crew of the freighter Uhumele [assault_on_dezono_qua%27s_villa) raiding](/article the Qua villa in a desperate search for her, Dass Jennir, upon discovering Resa's grim fate, fatally shot the unarmed Qua in the chest using a blaster.
Following his demise, Qua's kin enlisted the services of bounty hunter Falco Sang with the objective of tracking down Jennir and his allies.
Dezono Qua was a reclusive character. His wealth and influence allowed him to conceal his unsettling habits. Consequently, his home lacked any morally guided individuals, and he exclusively employed droids programmed for unwavering obedience.
Furthermore, Qua demonstrated a complete lack of empathy or compassion towards those whose loved ones he had devoured, even in direct confrontations. His encounter with Bomo Greenbark and his associates exemplified this. Even when facing imminent death at blasterpoint, Qua displayed no regret for his actions in an insensitive and indifferent manner, only exhibiting genuine emotion when reminiscing about consuming Resa.
Dezono Qua was initially referenced in the graphic novel Dark Times 4, and subsequently appeared in Dark Times 5. Since then, the character has been mentioned in passing as a footnote in later issues.