Bombshell Genius
Even though the ladies Charzon seemed to treat as their favorite teammates to work with were useful to an extent, only one of these two ladies would be present today because Jessica got injured in the Kuat heist. Even though Charzon found Marcia to be a one-dimensional lady, more than anything else, if that one dimension was something that was useful in some capacity, she could live with it, and Jessica appeared to be the more rounded of the two, even if both Marcia and Jessica were rather, let's put it that way, boneheaded when it came to stealing stuff. And so was Charzon, too. Plus Jessica proved to be rather fixated on getting revenge at Kuat Drive Yards: was she satisfied now? Would the Ringovindian government pay [member="Celiana"], [member="Jaster Starfallen"] or [member="Silas Miu"] for their contributions to the heist, on top of awarding them the very same Silver Star decoration Jessica was awarded? By now Jessica is in some bacta tank on Alderaan, and many Ringovindians wanted to see her, their heroine, in the hospital. Charzon contacted one of the few Clone Wars veterans still alive today, a certain Tusken raider called Jakkor Kess:
"All right, Mr. Kess, because we know by now that, while we can have three Creveld-5s fitted, promising that the ship would burn roughly the same amount of fuel as the Invisible Hand did while, at the same time, having its maneuverability, and on a ship almost 40% bigger, we have no idea what the best practices for quickly loading and unloading freight on Star Destroyer-sized ships are, no more than we know about the best practices for firing arcs. We think that having retractable hardpoints both on the topside and the underside that can cover 360 degrees are a good idea but perhaps we are mistaken: none of us have actual fleeting experience"
[member="Jakkor Kess"]
"All right, Mr. Kess, because we know by now that, while we can have three Creveld-5s fitted, promising that the ship would burn roughly the same amount of fuel as the Invisible Hand did while, at the same time, having its maneuverability, and on a ship almost 40% bigger, we have no idea what the best practices for quickly loading and unloading freight on Star Destroyer-sized ships are, no more than we know about the best practices for firing arcs. We think that having retractable hardpoints both on the topside and the underside that can cover 360 degrees are a good idea but perhaps we are mistaken: none of us have actual fleeting experience"
[member="Jakkor Kess"]