Zandra Tal'verda
Lady Luck
Coruscant, Level 243
Nameless Cantina
Zandra Fenni was alone. Not completely alone. Not the kind of alone where you felt like you were the only person in the Galaxy. Not that dramatic. But Cal had left to fight his wars again. And Zandra was missing him something fierce. Not that she'd admit it, or anything, but it did leave her with something like a hole when he ran off like this.
Still, after her weird attack from the Coruscant butcher last week, she was pretty sure that she needed to get herself off this planet. One way or another. Cal would never forgive her if she let something bad happen to herself.
So she was going into business. Well... somewhat. Her advertisement had been vague at best. She'd used friends on Coruscant, people she knew, contacts, and they had put in touch with the 'right' people. What she wanted to do was highly illegal. But if they succeeded...
Well, the credits would be more than enough to keep fuel in the ship. That was all she wanted, really. Just the credits.
And one heck of an adventure.
She sat alone at a table in the middle of Nameless, her favorite Cantina on Coruscant. The time was 8:58. It was almost time. If they all showed, then she could put them to work. If not....
Well, then she'd have to keep looking.
[member="Thryykarr"] [member="Tobias Ross"] [member="Seras Goto"] [member="Rayl Wilded"]
Nameless Cantina
Zandra Fenni was alone. Not completely alone. Not the kind of alone where you felt like you were the only person in the Galaxy. Not that dramatic. But Cal had left to fight his wars again. And Zandra was missing him something fierce. Not that she'd admit it, or anything, but it did leave her with something like a hole when he ran off like this.
Still, after her weird attack from the Coruscant butcher last week, she was pretty sure that she needed to get herself off this planet. One way or another. Cal would never forgive her if she let something bad happen to herself.
So she was going into business. Well... somewhat. Her advertisement had been vague at best. She'd used friends on Coruscant, people she knew, contacts, and they had put in touch with the 'right' people. What she wanted to do was highly illegal. But if they succeeded...
Well, the credits would be more than enough to keep fuel in the ship. That was all she wanted, really. Just the credits.
And one heck of an adventure.
She sat alone at a table in the middle of Nameless, her favorite Cantina on Coruscant. The time was 8:58. It was almost time. If they all showed, then she could put them to work. If not....
Well, then she'd have to keep looking.
[member="Thryykarr"] [member="Tobias Ross"] [member="Seras Goto"] [member="Rayl Wilded"]