Cyberjunk
//Denon
Drugs were iffy territory.
After a dire meeting with her baby sister, Yula had kicked the spice habit. Seeing Kyra’s eyes glazed over, along with the injuries they’d sustained from a surprise attack, had shaken her. She’d drained her deathsticks down the sink and pitched her credit bags down the vacc tube. She’d look the other way when others partook, but she was done. You could only ignore so many wake-up calls before one sister fell to the Sith and the other fell to an addiction.
Even though she was only a casual user, the withdrawl was no joke. She’d made it through the first few weeks, fight waves of nausea, fever, and the uncomfortable sensation of crawling, prickling skin. Now Yula did was she could to occupy her time, busying her hands with small projects when Darkwire had no work for her. She’d been in her flat, tinkering with an EMP grenade, trying to expand its range when a message notification pinged her datapad to life.
The Razorbacks are moving some glitterstim tonight.
Normally she wouldn’t care.
Same batch that killed a group of kids on Shaddaa. Dunno what they cut it with, but I bet that’s why they got it cheap. If they distribute it…man, I don’t want to be the one cleaning up that mess.
That was how Yula found herself on the roof of a warehouse, as nondescript as could be. The entrances were covered with muscle, so she’d travel by vent. Carefully removing the grate of the exhaust duct, she slipped inside.
Illicit substances were the lifeblood of the underworld, but there was such a thing as going too far.
Dagon Kaze
Where else would we be?
Drugs were iffy territory.
After a dire meeting with her baby sister, Yula had kicked the spice habit. Seeing Kyra’s eyes glazed over, along with the injuries they’d sustained from a surprise attack, had shaken her. She’d drained her deathsticks down the sink and pitched her credit bags down the vacc tube. She’d look the other way when others partook, but she was done. You could only ignore so many wake-up calls before one sister fell to the Sith and the other fell to an addiction.
Even though she was only a casual user, the withdrawl was no joke. She’d made it through the first few weeks, fight waves of nausea, fever, and the uncomfortable sensation of crawling, prickling skin. Now Yula did was she could to occupy her time, busying her hands with small projects when Darkwire had no work for her. She’d been in her flat, tinkering with an EMP grenade, trying to expand its range when a message notification pinged her datapad to life.
The Razorbacks are moving some glitterstim tonight.
Normally she wouldn’t care.
Same batch that killed a group of kids on Shaddaa. Dunno what they cut it with, but I bet that’s why they got it cheap. If they distribute it…man, I don’t want to be the one cleaning up that mess.
That was how Yula found herself on the roof of a warehouse, as nondescript as could be. The entrances were covered with muscle, so she’d travel by vent. Carefully removing the grate of the exhaust duct, she slipped inside.
Illicit substances were the lifeblood of the underworld, but there was such a thing as going too far.
Dagon Kaze