Inherent Drop Out
The estate of the Adessh family was a spacious and remote place near the Tol Velmoc mountains. Green fields surrounded it for miles and the home was made of several connecting white spires. It all was reminiscent of Alderaan as she had been constantly reminded, the planet’s history slowly ingraining itself in her mind like a splinter. The estate was far removed from the hub of the capital Den Velmor and it was not the exact place the young warrior expected clandestine meetings to take place either. Biala Prahl followed in the footsteps of the master of the house, Jostheri. Entertaining Velmor’s nobility had been a choice, one she would not have made if not for maintaining the wealth the planet produced for the benefit of the Crusade as a whole.
The rotunda’s open arches welcomed fresh air into the halls of the home as the lanky man led her to one of the many gardens to meet their honored guest. Unlike many of his compatriots, he understood the way of things now. Useful was the best thing any of the former echelon could be to their Clan, to the Neo-Crusade itself. As she descended the stairs that wrapped into a serene place of flora and fountains, each step sounded by black cast armor clinking. Jostheri Adessh had maintained his family’s wealth via..interesting contacts and she had indulged the offer. Aside from the single warning, no Sith.
Laandur, if she could just reach out and strangle the fool. She wondered if he knew yet, he’d get burned for this in the end. It wasn’t personal but how long they could tolerate this…but when and where, she was too inexperienced to decide and would require council. Yet he had been eager enough to approach her, gullible she might be considered still.. Her helmet swiveled, the small hum of insects in the air as they traversed the stone path. It did not matter, they were posture until the war was won across the galaxy itself or one day be free of them.
Biala exhaled, the vent kicking in on her helm as she stared down the marble cut table that would host this little exchange. Taking a seat at the end, Jostheri prattled on as exotic fruit was laid out and refreshment. Biala simply lounged back, kicking her feet up to wait. She couldn’t kriff this up, as she tossed her data pad on the edge of the surface. Numbers, or so the responsible party would need to keep track of on her behalf and her visor tilted toward it; wordlessly. Jostheri quieted, taking the slab in hand as all attention turned toward the end of the table. The Neo-Crusade needed things, weapons, supplies, ships-it didn’t matter but not everyone was eager to take their hard earned and debatably stolen credits…