Everything was coming together. The other crews were in place, getting ready to pull off one of the best heists in modern times. Xyoz couldn't help but be excited. Good thing he wasn't his normal form, less his tail would've ended up a weapon from how much it would of been wagging. He was actually being a pirate! Odd thing to be excited over, but spend a couple centuries in a tomb and loose your sanity three times over and even the simplest things could be a thrill.
Or maybe he was just that simple of a person. Hard to tell, given he was only recently running through a forest like a wild animal for months.
As the elevator reached the intended destination, Xyoz was only one of two still inside. His crew split off, heading to their own tasks to prepare for the coming craziness. Plenty of things to set up and plug into.
Aela Cohn
was in all the systems already, if her cockiness was to be believed. As much as Xyoz just wanted to rip her apart for her arrogance, she was good. And they needed good.
Ding.
The door opened as Mittow fixed his suit. Faintly glowing orange eyes drifted to his companion, flashing a grin.
"Ready to see me rob them blind with my amazing pazaak skills?" That was the other thing.
Shai Maji
. To his credit he was doing his absolute best not to stare at her in her dress. Another blessing of this human's form. No tail to give away what he was thinking or feeling. None the less he held out his arm for the Shistavanen to take as they entered the room.
"You look wonderful, by the way."
It only took five minutes for Xyoz to loose every credit he'd robbed from the real Mittow. He blinked slowly, staring at yet another lost game as another of the players pulled in all the credits he'd lost. No, he didn't understand how to play the game. Worse, he didn't understand the value of credits, bluffing, any of it. The other players just assumed he was trying to play the buffoon to try and trick the other players into letting their guard down. If he actually knew how to play, it might've worked.
"Chit."
He tossed another of the mylock nuggets into his mouth, frowning as he chewed. Five minutes? Was that even enough time? Out of the corner of his eye he could see others talking. did they figure it out? That he was an imposter? His.. Unique brand of shape shifting could indeed fool bioscanners into thinking he was the real Mittow, but he couldn't act for the life of him. One such player stepped over, offering a kind smile.
"Ah, these things happen. Remember last year when I tried the same thing and lost big time?"
"Yeah, cou-" Xyoz was cut off as he was shot in the head. Bits of skull and grey matter splattered onto the table beside him as his form slumped to the ground. The man who'd been talking wasn't one of the players. A guard, cold blooded in putting down the imposter. None of the other players even blinked an eye. Only idiots thought they could sneak in.
"Apologies on behalf of the staff. We'll take care of this mess and make sure the one responsible for this security breach is handled appropriately. Please, make use of the other tables and continue." The Zabrak stood upright before taking a deep bow. Already other more obvious guards stepped over to remove the corpse. A corpse that had started to twitch. Confusion settled in everyone's eyes as the 'dead' Mittow fake stood up. The humanoid form shifted then, twisting and warping as what was human returned to it's true form. Xyoz idly brushed off the bits of his skull that clung to his shoulder.
His head reformed rapidly, healing what should have been a lethal shot in seconds.
"Alright, kark this." He clicked on a com, flashing a toothy grin as numerous blasters were pointed his way.
"We hit em now, boys and girls."
Bolt Jetson |
Isidor Justeene
| Subject 012 Masks | Dispara