Racket
Chew Toy
Sith Air Space
Ash hung limply off of the cig in Racket's mouth. Did the little rodent notice? Not for a second. Running diagnostics on his ship after it had lurched out of hyperdrive only moments before was customary. Eight data sticks were placed randomly into the three different holoscreens in front of his pilots seat. A holopad was projecting a small planet in the Sith sector which was where he now found himself piloting through trying to go as unnoticed as possible. Word on the Galaxy Chan was Jedi were packing their lunches. WIth a false ship locator on board and unregulated holowork kept his nerves at ease.
After a few hours of peaceful travels Racket saw the planet growing in the distance. His scanners began to beep wildly before he shut them off and flip his radio frequency on.
"Vessel this is Atrisia air space control. Send your files through and wait for conformation to land."
RAckets finger hit the upload key while hitting a drag from his cig.
A few minutes passed. A new cig hung from his lips.
"Captain Sanderson you are free to land."
RAcket released smoke onto the screen in front of him as he closed the channel off and engaged for planet side.
Meeting
@[member="Dr.Marie Krasnican"]
Two blasters hung on his hips. Their familiar weight begging to be felt by his wrists and palms. Moving down the street with a heavy coat, hood pulled over his head to block out the rain, he scurried behind a man entering a small building with only one door serving as an entrance off of the street side. The inside was cramped and small. A few booths lined the walls while tables littered the main floor. A droid moved towards him. The thing look human enough. It asked him for something. Got the bird.
He moved to the booth in the very back of the restaurant and sat with his back against the wall looking at the door. Coat and hood still covering his head. A shadow cast over the table almost made him invisible due to his tiny body size. Eyes darted from person to person. Hands rested on both blaster under his coat. One pulled and aimed under the table.