For a time Pharazon and Nat enjoyed their drinks and company, though at first Pharazon was uneasy around their new female friends, as he was around all women. He was certainly attracted to them and these individuals seemed pleasant company, however, he had never really gotten over his ingrained suspicion, deference, and residual distrust of women after he had left Hapes. He knew he was often overestimating them, but in his mind he could not be too careful. However, after a time Pharazon actually found himself enjoying their company as he released ever so slightly his previously suppressed and repressed emotions as time since he left Hapes went on. Then he made his offer to Nat. "If it is either me or the scrap yard I would be remiss if I did not at least make you an offer on that ship, I would also be lying if I told you that I was not going to attempt to buy it from you even if it was not to be destroyed, I... desire it greatly." Pharazon said excitedly.
When he was first considering how to phrase his offer on the ship Pharazon had not even considered the possibility that it might be accepted, he just could not let it go without trying to acquire it. Now, hearing Nat offer him the ship, for no upfront cost either, Pharazon could hardly believe his ears. However, the final part of Nat’s offer was what made Pharazon’s anxiety and ingrained suspicion rise. He needed a ship, that was certain, but he did not like making promises of future service, it was too close to the how the great game was played back on Hapes.
You are not on Hapes anymore Pharazon, neither can you afford to continue your charade of being disgusted by the intrigue, do what must be done, or stay here on Coruscant and be in the same situation in a few months as on Nar Shaddaa.
Focusing his anxiety into convincing himself the necessity of this action, Pharazon felt another part of himself slip away, but it was far too late for character or morals for him anyway, he would survive, and do it by any means necessary. Vlakis and his thugs, those men in the hanger, those he had fought on Nar Shaddaa before meeting up with Nat, they had died because Pharazon was stronger, he deserved to live. Remaining uneasy but having reached a conclusion Pharazon once again looked into Nat’s eyes “I would be a fool not to consider the implications of this bargain” he said in a low voice. “However, I also would be a fool to not know that this is how the game in your line of business is played.” He sat for a few moments more in silence, committing himself.“Very well Nathan, should you ever require this favour I will respond, no matter its subject, though I do not know what the future holds for me so I may not be the same the next we meet.” Pharazon said, giving words to the emotions he had been feeling for weeks now, he and his life were going to change drastically, and soon.
“That ship of yours… of mine now I suppose, I feel is nearly any price, any necessary deal.” Resuming his drinking and carousing Pharazon knew now that he would do nearly anything for survival… So that he may someday wreak a terrible vengeance on those that had wronged him and reshape his destiny.
[member="Daxton Bane"]