Sorin Vanado
Character
[member="Xieza Blade"]
Cloud City...since his last encounter with the Empress back on Effekt, he's been over-due for a good drink. While he could have gone to any number of other planets in the system along the way, this one would have what he needed: lots, lots, and lots of good alcohol. Only problem is that he didn't have much money yet. Ship was fixed, thankfully, but what little credits he had, he had very few. And most of it was spent just getting a spot in the damn port.
'If I didn't know better, I would have guessed that they made their revenue in taxes.' As he stood at the counter, waiting for the lady to give him his pass and receipt for paying the docking fee, he wasn't the only one waiting. An entire section dedicated to docking and procedure, and the entire place was still packed to hell and back. Loud, crowded, and many, many stupid attitudes...fantastic place to get lost in, that's for sure. Maybe somewhere along the way, he could get some work.
"Sir, here's your receipt. You can have up to a one week stay, but you will be refunded for the days you don't use."
"Thank you." Taking the receipt and pass, he made sure to get through the crowd in the smoothest, fastest way possible. Next problem...credits...where to get them...if push comes to shove, there were a few contacts he could try, and if he also remembered correctly, he had a safe-house in Port Town...provided it hasn't been ransacked yet. Which reminded him of another thing: he hasn't yet checked his old bank account. If by some miracle it's still active, he could be looking at a new ship in the next coming week. Along with a lot of rum.
Cloud City...since his last encounter with the Empress back on Effekt, he's been over-due for a good drink. While he could have gone to any number of other planets in the system along the way, this one would have what he needed: lots, lots, and lots of good alcohol. Only problem is that he didn't have much money yet. Ship was fixed, thankfully, but what little credits he had, he had very few. And most of it was spent just getting a spot in the damn port.
'If I didn't know better, I would have guessed that they made their revenue in taxes.' As he stood at the counter, waiting for the lady to give him his pass and receipt for paying the docking fee, he wasn't the only one waiting. An entire section dedicated to docking and procedure, and the entire place was still packed to hell and back. Loud, crowded, and many, many stupid attitudes...fantastic place to get lost in, that's for sure. Maybe somewhere along the way, he could get some work.
"Sir, here's your receipt. You can have up to a one week stay, but you will be refunded for the days you don't use."
"Thank you." Taking the receipt and pass, he made sure to get through the crowd in the smoothest, fastest way possible. Next problem...credits...where to get them...if push comes to shove, there were a few contacts he could try, and if he also remembered correctly, he had a safe-house in Port Town...provided it hasn't been ransacked yet. Which reminded him of another thing: he hasn't yet checked his old bank account. If by some miracle it's still active, he could be looking at a new ship in the next coming week. Along with a lot of rum.