Neivon said nothing as he watched the ship set off. Once he came out of view, Neivon began trekking North-East of the location. Another employer that would've rather slept in comfort than around the natural dangers of the wild. Who could really blame them though? This was the Mandalorian way. No matter how much of a merc he appeared in his job he still stuck towards being so much of a Mandalorian. Neivon wanted to chuckle to himself. But not out of pure happiness. Wanting to drive the thoughts away, he called Six-Eyes from his helm. "Six-Eyes, I got something that I need you to look at."
"What? Is it your so-called 'ruined hovercam'?" Six-Eyes sounded detrimental. Who could blame him? This was the seventh employer Neivon had lied to thus far. It's funny how it all came to be just because of a little affair on Dxun. "Listen, if you could just explain to me why you don't tell these people of this kind of information. You know as much as I do that it's bad for business!" The Nautolan continued. Neivon frowned, seemed the slicer is starting to worry about Neivon more. Guess the same could apply to anyone if they were long term partners.
"Sorry Six-Eyes, it's personal." Neivon said.
"Personal? Is this something between your old clan?"
"No, not Mandalorian business," In fact, it was with a Sith out of all things. The bounty hunter made an agreement not to share any information he might've found that revolved around Sithy knowledge and to not share whatever it might be with people he couldn't trust. In return, the Sith promised to find a way to get rid of this nuisance of a dashade inside of him. Oh course, Neivon still typically shared the info with Six-Eyes, he wasn't much of an entrepreneur and was disinterested with Sith knowledge. But you could never with these employers. You just simply accept the bounty and get head hunting, simply as that.
Neivon felt that he traversed a fair distance from his holocams. He dug through his pack as he began to prepare a tent and set up a mobile holoterminal and attached his holorecorder to it. "Six-Eyes, do you think you could slice through my deactivated hovercam's data and reactivate it holofeed?"
"What, don't have any equipment to do it yourself?" Seemed Neivon busted a nerve through him.
"You know I have to keep things to a minimal," Neivon dejected.
"Ya, whatever, alright."
There was a pause between the call, Neivon decided it could be the best time to take off his helmet and eat a ration bar as he waited. No matter how annoying the cold was, It would be too much of a risk to set up a fire out here, could attract who knows what. He looked at his other droids feeds. Neivon was surprised at the speed they were able to finish scanning half the relative area. They were already returning to Neivon. He had his doubts when he bought such shady equipment, but now he guessed there was nothing really to worry about. Still didn't change the fact he wasted a good amount of creds on the cams so blindly. Neivon could hear the beep of his terminal as he looked over the map. It was Six-Eyes again.
"Unlike what you said, I checked every single active hovercam. Seemed the one near the crypt did find something, a whole bunch of something. I'll send you back the data, and that one you deactivated found something else."
"Are you able to erase the one in this valley though?" It was the main reason he came back near the cam, it found something and he'd rather had it's feed erased. His own paranoia even caused him to set up holocams to make sure whatever that thing down in there wouldn't prowl around out here. Didn't matter if he wasted his employer's time to him. Getting this dashade out of him was his priority. Besides, not all of it was wasted. The map his cams did make revealed hiding spots and various other weaknesses. And the one in that crypt did find multiple escape routes. No doubt a normal satellite view wouldn't be able to see them. Seems he would head back there now, seal these routes before he went in. They were a well distance away from the crypt, a kind of clever way to escape. It was also a clever way to get in to. With satisfaction, Neivon went to tend to his own gear. He would head out first thing in the morning, checking these things out. But first...
Six-Eyes nodded with annoyance, cutting the channel from Neivon. WIth a grunt, the bounty hunter called his holocom to get into touch with Rainbow.
"Hey Rainbow Six, Enigma here, I got somethings for you that you might want to take a look at," Neivon sent him the map he created, along with all the escape routes that were found around the crypt. "Do you see those darker spots on the map? Zoom in into them, there not natural occurring parts of the area. I recommend bringing some stuff that could seal these off," Progress was slow, but it was progress. Now Neivon practically had the land advantage. Now the only problem was what was beneath the land.
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