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The Stingray dropped out of hyperspace above the planet Narr Shadda. As he approached the planet’s atmosphere Kallous, at the helm of his ship, hailed his Master
Diarch Rellik
and the Diarchy’s spymaster
Darius Vex
. Kallous hadn’t ever been one for covert things before, but for some reason he had been selected to do this.
Perhaps it was his blunt, barbaric nature that was needed? He would be dealing with criminals and vagabonds after all. The underworld wasn’t a particularly clean place, so the usual politics was not what they practiced save perhaps on the level of the Hutts, which he never intended to reach anyway. So he supposed a few shows of force, some brutalities, a disappearance or two would probably be what he needed to use to get this show on the road.
“Master, Darius, I am entering the planet’s atmosphere now. And I am approaching the meeting place. This is my last report in for some time, will be going dark after this. Next you hear from me I will have succeeded. End Transmission.”
There wasn’t much time for a lengthy conversation. And he couldn’t risk someone intercepting it. So he sent a short transmission simply to report his arrival and the mission’s beginning. This was liable to take him quite some time. He expected to be on Nar Shadda for several months, perhaps even years if things proved slow. Espionage of this sort was not quick. Especially when he had to lay the foundations for it too.
The ship came to an underworld club. A small place with no real affiliation. This was the place he was supposed to meet his “contact”, technically the owner of the establishment, and the one who would be his introduction into the crime world.
The Dancing Sarlaac, how apt for such a place.
He stepped into the establishment, and pointedly ignored the two women dancing on stage, only glancing long enough to see a Twi’lek, typical, and a…
Was that a Dathomirian Zabrak?
He paused a moment to confirm that it was in fact a Dathomirian Zabrak. That was… unheard of. And it only got better when he saw her teleporting around the stage with the green mist indicative of Dathomiri Magic.
Now THAT was unheard of. A Nightsister Witch dancing in an establishment like this.
Most curious.
“Hahahaha! Caught your eye has she?” Questioned a customer that clearly had far too many servings of Jawa Juice. “Yeah, Serrin always gets newbies. She’s good, and been here awhile too if I’m not mistaken.”
Kallous moved on without another word. And he approached the bar. The bartender was the one he was here to see. A few quiet words were exchanged, and he took Kallous into the back room. They would discuss business there.
Perhaps it was his blunt, barbaric nature that was needed? He would be dealing with criminals and vagabonds after all. The underworld wasn’t a particularly clean place, so the usual politics was not what they practiced save perhaps on the level of the Hutts, which he never intended to reach anyway. So he supposed a few shows of force, some brutalities, a disappearance or two would probably be what he needed to use to get this show on the road.
“Master, Darius, I am entering the planet’s atmosphere now. And I am approaching the meeting place. This is my last report in for some time, will be going dark after this. Next you hear from me I will have succeeded. End Transmission.”
There wasn’t much time for a lengthy conversation. And he couldn’t risk someone intercepting it. So he sent a short transmission simply to report his arrival and the mission’s beginning. This was liable to take him quite some time. He expected to be on Nar Shadda for several months, perhaps even years if things proved slow. Espionage of this sort was not quick. Especially when he had to lay the foundations for it too.
The ship came to an underworld club. A small place with no real affiliation. This was the place he was supposed to meet his “contact”, technically the owner of the establishment, and the one who would be his introduction into the crime world.
The Dancing Sarlaac, how apt for such a place.
He stepped into the establishment, and pointedly ignored the two women dancing on stage, only glancing long enough to see a Twi’lek, typical, and a…
Was that a Dathomirian Zabrak?
He paused a moment to confirm that it was in fact a Dathomirian Zabrak. That was… unheard of. And it only got better when he saw her teleporting around the stage with the green mist indicative of Dathomiri Magic.
Now THAT was unheard of. A Nightsister Witch dancing in an establishment like this.
Most curious.
“Hahahaha! Caught your eye has she?” Questioned a customer that clearly had far too many servings of Jawa Juice. “Yeah, Serrin always gets newbies. She’s good, and been here awhile too if I’m not mistaken.”
Kallous moved on without another word. And he approached the bar. The bartender was the one he was here to see. A few quiet words were exchanged, and he took Kallous into the back room. They would discuss business there.