Daxton Bane
Character
[member="Lady Kay"]
Oh did his skin itch. Not the kind you could scratch and it would go away. This kind of itch was the kind you wanted keep on scratching until the skin breaks and bleeds. Perhaps it was the atmosphere of Commenor, with its mild content and law abiding populance. Perhaps it was because he had worn the face of his hated rival, [member="Judah Dashiell"] and it was beginning to irritate him to wake up and gaze at that ugly as puss mug. Whatexver the reason, the time was still well spent after he made contacts with an underground doctor who was interested in off the books organics.
Dr. Victor Ashkeep, was a practitioner to wealthy and powerful in the city, who happened to have a soft spot for the poor and downtrodden who he supported through a soup kitchen and free clinic. However funds were stretched and he needed to get a new heart for one of his patients. Waiting for donor was out the question nor was directly buying one, not at the legal prices any way. All this information was gathered by Red Raven agents and forwarded to the Sith.
Hatching a plot to once more further his goals, he approached the doctor in his disguise to make a deal that couldn't be refused. After much haggling, the doctor agreed in exchange for a favor to be asked for at an undetermined time in the future as well as the doctor's services for a special project.
Truth be told, he didnt really a choice. Daxton held all cards and he knew it. That was why the good doctor was meeting him at one of the storage spaces he had rented to do the handoff.
Making sure people got a good look of his 'face'. He wanted to be sure Dashiell would get the fair share of the blame, one way or the other.
A scattered collection of guards, the kind wearing an assortment of gear associated with freelance mercenaries, could be seen guarding the perimeter as well as the interior. What wasn't so obvious were the discrete holocams strategically placed around the location to capture what was about to go down. Should the doctor have a change of heart, Daxton would release the footage showing him making a deal with the Sith, enough to detroy him professionally and leave him a pariah.
He arrived an hour later, as expected, with his own crew of muscle. Clearly he didn't trust the Sith completely. Laughing softly, Daxton offered him a drink from the wet bar he had installed before gesturing to several cryofreeze containers used to ship vital organs.
"As promised, two healthy human hearts and a rodian heart fully ready for transport and transplant. Here is the paperwork for them including the waivers signed by donators. Expert craftmanship, if I say so myself. You would almost think it was the real deal."
Any remaining reservations the doctor may have had, were discarded the moment he checked on the organs. They were real and this deal might save a few lives. Trying hard not to think of the fate of the organ donators, he shook the Sith's hand and sealed the deal.
Oh did his skin itch. Not the kind you could scratch and it would go away. This kind of itch was the kind you wanted keep on scratching until the skin breaks and bleeds. Perhaps it was the atmosphere of Commenor, with its mild content and law abiding populance. Perhaps it was because he had worn the face of his hated rival, [member="Judah Dashiell"] and it was beginning to irritate him to wake up and gaze at that ugly as puss mug. Whatexver the reason, the time was still well spent after he made contacts with an underground doctor who was interested in off the books organics.
Dr. Victor Ashkeep, was a practitioner to wealthy and powerful in the city, who happened to have a soft spot for the poor and downtrodden who he supported through a soup kitchen and free clinic. However funds were stretched and he needed to get a new heart for one of his patients. Waiting for donor was out the question nor was directly buying one, not at the legal prices any way. All this information was gathered by Red Raven agents and forwarded to the Sith.
Hatching a plot to once more further his goals, he approached the doctor in his disguise to make a deal that couldn't be refused. After much haggling, the doctor agreed in exchange for a favor to be asked for at an undetermined time in the future as well as the doctor's services for a special project.
Truth be told, he didnt really a choice. Daxton held all cards and he knew it. That was why the good doctor was meeting him at one of the storage spaces he had rented to do the handoff.
Making sure people got a good look of his 'face'. He wanted to be sure Dashiell would get the fair share of the blame, one way or the other.
A scattered collection of guards, the kind wearing an assortment of gear associated with freelance mercenaries, could be seen guarding the perimeter as well as the interior. What wasn't so obvious were the discrete holocams strategically placed around the location to capture what was about to go down. Should the doctor have a change of heart, Daxton would release the footage showing him making a deal with the Sith, enough to detroy him professionally and leave him a pariah.
He arrived an hour later, as expected, with his own crew of muscle. Clearly he didn't trust the Sith completely. Laughing softly, Daxton offered him a drink from the wet bar he had installed before gesturing to several cryofreeze containers used to ship vital organs.
"As promised, two healthy human hearts and a rodian heart fully ready for transport and transplant. Here is the paperwork for them including the waivers signed by donators. Expert craftmanship, if I say so myself. You would almost think it was the real deal."
Any remaining reservations the doctor may have had, were discarded the moment he checked on the organs. They were real and this deal might save a few lives. Trying hard not to think of the fate of the organ donators, he shook the Sith's hand and sealed the deal.