Eventually, she gained the attention of an unknown being who employed the Wookiee Hanharr to hunt her. Despite her strange beliefs, she soon became successful, and that success predictably led her enemies to envy. Unlike other bounty hunters, who enjoyed killing their victims, Mira believed that a good bounty hunter did not need to kill their targets-especially if they knew their targets well. Her provocative clothing was a device to distract male opponents so that she could defeat them and check any outstanding bounties on them. Her wish was to find these people and begin to piece the galaxy back together and then perhaps find herself or a new family. While she worked for credits, she recognized that the Mandalorian Wars left people scattered and lost. To survive in the hostile environment, she became a bounty hunter. With the Mandalorians crushed at Malachor V, the Galactic Republic was flooding with refugees, and many of them-including Mira-ended up in the refugee sector of Nar Shaddaa. Mira lost her adopted family when the Mass Shadow Generator activated.
However, at the age of fourteen, the Battle of Malachor V erupted. Mira was raised by the Mandalorians from a young age but they later accepted her into a Mandalorian squad, and she was taught how to fight, hunt, and survive like a Mandalorian, and was treated as a part of the unit. As Mandalorians raided worlds on the Outer Rim during the Mandalorian Wars, Mira was taken in as a slave when her home was sacked. " She was not born to be a predator, despite her true father and the life she lived within the shadow of Nar Shaddaa." ―Darth Traya
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