Raziel
Dark Jedi Spymaster
Raziel settled down into his private booth at the bar. It was a good place for a meeting with an unknown third party. Nice and public,yet the booths were acoustically sealed for privacy. The booths were bugged of course, but that was because Spynet had bugged them.
In Raziel's left pocket was an encrypted data crystal. In his right was a hold out blaster. He didn't particularly enjoy working with contractors, particularly recommendations from others he hadn't worked with before; they added an element of the unknown to the equation. Raziel's operations were a particularly delicate balancing act of cost risk and reward. In this instance the man had a very specific skill set that filled a gap for the next mission. A mission that would leave ACA borders.
Raziel's memory, nearly eidetic from training, had everything on the planned op stored, yet he had precious few details on the man he was meeting. He didn't have much of a trail, but given the mid level work he was doing that was likely because he was either new on the scene or had been chased out of another sector. The Spymaster was posing as a low level agent today, this kind of work wasn't usually for him. However, his ability to latch onto nearby thoughts and emotions made him perfect to carry out first contact with a new party. He took another long sip of his cool drink and waited.
[member="Maccus Thorne "][member="Jenna Templar"]
In Raziel's left pocket was an encrypted data crystal. In his right was a hold out blaster. He didn't particularly enjoy working with contractors, particularly recommendations from others he hadn't worked with before; they added an element of the unknown to the equation. Raziel's operations were a particularly delicate balancing act of cost risk and reward. In this instance the man had a very specific skill set that filled a gap for the next mission. A mission that would leave ACA borders.
Raziel's memory, nearly eidetic from training, had everything on the planned op stored, yet he had precious few details on the man he was meeting. He didn't have much of a trail, but given the mid level work he was doing that was likely because he was either new on the scene or had been chased out of another sector. The Spymaster was posing as a low level agent today, this kind of work wasn't usually for him. However, his ability to latch onto nearby thoughts and emotions made him perfect to carry out first contact with a new party. He took another long sip of his cool drink and waited.
[member="Maccus Thorne "][member="Jenna Templar"]