AMCO
I'm Sorry Dave
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Hands clasped behind his back, Adrian looked out the wide transparisteel window at the skyline of Carannia, Serenno's Capital. The sight of it always pleased him. The sleek skyscrapers with their traditionally Serennian smooth curves, surrounded by wide open spaces. It was all quite unlike the crowded and disorganised cities that riddled the galaxy.His office's sleek design was minimalistic to the extreme. The smooth white walls were unadorned, the room dominated by a sleek white desk with a comfortable black chair behind it, the only other noteworthy objects being two pedestals in the corners flanking it, one holding an antique Serennian vase behind a pane of transparisteel, the other holding a basalt statuette of a robed Sith. In truth he spent very little time in his office, spending most of his time on his duties as a Acolyte and in the Sith Academy on Bastion. He would be returning to Bastion soon enough, but first, he had some business to attend to.
As if on cue, a slight beep sounded from his desk. Turning slowly and then sitting down in the Corellian leather chair, he made a slight gesture above the hidden sensors, activating the holoprojector integrated into the desk. "Sir, the representative from APEX Technologies has arrived." Nodding to the image of his assistant, her purple-trimmed white uniform immaculate, as always, he spoke. "Excellent. Have her sent to my office promptly." Shutting off the holocall, he leaned back in the chair, thinking over his strategy for the encounter ahead.
In truth, he admired the Chiss. Their ingenuity. Their innovativeness. Their orderly society. It would be a tough negotiation, most likely, but it always was when dealing with a worthy individual. The deal they reached today would preferably be mutually beneficial, but that didn't mean there wouldn't be kinks to deal with. Disagreements to resolve. It would be interesting to see who got their will, it always was.
In front of him, the door opened smoothly as a sharply dressed attendant entered, flanked on both sides by the pair of black-clad security officers that always guarded his door, bowing respectfully before leaving a bottle of fine Serennian wine and two crystal glasses on the desk. Another chair, similar to his own, had already been placed on the other side of his desk. He had chosen to wear a fine Serannian garb for his dealings today, as opposed to his usual Sith robes, though he had gone for a colour palette of black with red trimming.
Soon the representative would join him and pleasantries would be exchanged. He would be as cheerful as he always was, as polite as his partly Serennian upbringing dictated, and as purpose-oriented as any Sith. He would rise and offer her a seat, dismiss her grey-clad security escort, and then the negotiations would begin.
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