Velok the Younger
When I Was A Young Warthog
She left @[member="Jared Ovmar"] to his work and got to hers.
The collection comprised thirty-four glasteel viewing cases, each with one to five glasteel levels. Security like mad, but that wouldn't matter. Doubtless Ovmar would show up any minute with 'the password is IHeartTails' or 'ClawMeSenseless' or whatever. Rave wasn't so concerned with getting the stuff as she was with perceiving it, evaluating it, applying the senses of a master alchemist. This room held hundreds of millions of credits' worth of art. She could literally hire a good flotilla off this. She cared about pretty much none of it. Money had long since faded as an objective, an obstacle, and a preferred solution.
Within reason.
Humming gently to herself, she slipped a Sith concentration talisman around her neck -- resale value, fifty million -- and let the alarms blare. If that startled the hairball out of Ovmar's grasp, well, so much for master mentalist. Security appeared, then thought it best to be elsewhere. Rave cracked another transparisteel case, this one full of unique gems. She pocketed a few of the better pieces, things that would go well with her prostheses and evening wear, then closed her hand around one golden stone big enough to fit between circled thumb and forefinger.
"Got it," she called back, absolutely ignoring the chaos.
The collection comprised thirty-four glasteel viewing cases, each with one to five glasteel levels. Security like mad, but that wouldn't matter. Doubtless Ovmar would show up any minute with 'the password is IHeartTails' or 'ClawMeSenseless' or whatever. Rave wasn't so concerned with getting the stuff as she was with perceiving it, evaluating it, applying the senses of a master alchemist. This room held hundreds of millions of credits' worth of art. She could literally hire a good flotilla off this. She cared about pretty much none of it. Money had long since faded as an objective, an obstacle, and a preferred solution.
Within reason.
Humming gently to herself, she slipped a Sith concentration talisman around her neck -- resale value, fifty million -- and let the alarms blare. If that startled the hairball out of Ovmar's grasp, well, so much for master mentalist. Security appeared, then thought it best to be elsewhere. Rave cracked another transparisteel case, this one full of unique gems. She pocketed a few of the better pieces, things that would go well with her prostheses and evening wear, then closed her hand around one golden stone big enough to fit between circled thumb and forefinger.
"Got it," she called back, absolutely ignoring the chaos.