Darth Morrow
Queen of Horror
Nar Shaddaa
Surrounding Space
"We are approaching Nar Shaddaa your Eminence, do you wish to make landing for the capital?" A young pilots voice cut through the bridge of the Evelon, a luxury Hutt transport, previously silent aside from the distant roar of engines and silent chatter of the systems surveyors. The scattering of slaves feet could be heard by the rattling of chains, all of them scattering at the wave of the hutts hand; only then was it followed by the gargled answer of Huttese.
"Make landing, we must resupply, and off put some of our fine cargo." There was a disgusting laugh following the words, a deep seeded chuckle that could only belong to the slug race.
"Prepare landing transport! Making ground fall!" The crew skittered to life as the pilot announced orders over the intercom. The engines roared in full force as the ship slowly began descent into atmosphere, meanwhile, in the cargo hold the slaves were less than pleased.
Every time the ship met surface more and more of them disappeared, traded of for meaningless wealth and more food to satisfy the gluttony of their master Lord Sarphorgg, Lord, what a stupid title Rhynne thought. The only thing the slug was lord of was fulfilling his own damn greed. He had no claims, no cities or planets, just his ship, and his contacts. The young girl stood by holding a plate of the Hutts strange fruits and cheeses, she didn't even want to know how long they had been in a deep freeze to keep them from spoiling; she wondered if the thing even had the ability to taste anymore, considering it gorged itself about a half million times a day.
As the ship came to a shuttering halt, the Twi'leks dancing for their lord were finally given rest, collapsing to the floor in a sit as their chains rattled, weighing them down after hours of stress. A palanquin was brought to escort the Hutt away, and a handful of slaves were brought with him bound and gagged, likely to be sold at market.
Luckily, Rhynne was yet to be among them; one of the lucky few left in the slaves quarters once their master departed, given their daily rations and a moments reprieve from their work. Other than the remaining handful of guards the ship was relatively empty, parked in the designated landing zones in the capital.
Kimora Min