Alric Kuhn
Handsome K'lor'slug
[member="Danger Arceneau"]
"Don't know." Alric said almost as though he were disappointed in himself. "They had me blindfolded and half sedated on each trip."
To him that was simple procedure. He had attempted to hide a tracking device on himself, but of course they had made him change into new clothes.
The Star Cabal, despite their in-eloquence on Tatooine were very much intelligent in the way they did things. He supposed that was only natural, the organization had survived for thousands of years by being smart, if they gave away too many secrets then they would crumble. "One was on a lava world, the other an agri-world, and the last on a jungle planet."
That wasn't much detail, but from brief glimpses out viewports and small catches of breath in different air Alric had been able to identify that much. It was lucky that he was well traveled, even luckier that he remembered all of the places that he had been, not to mention the sensation of being in those places. Every world was different, every world felt different, but there were a few things that strung them together into something similar.
"Don't know." Alric said almost as though he were disappointed in himself. "They had me blindfolded and half sedated on each trip."
To him that was simple procedure. He had attempted to hide a tracking device on himself, but of course they had made him change into new clothes.
The Star Cabal, despite their in-eloquence on Tatooine were very much intelligent in the way they did things. He supposed that was only natural, the organization had survived for thousands of years by being smart, if they gave away too many secrets then they would crumble. "One was on a lava world, the other an agri-world, and the last on a jungle planet."
That wasn't much detail, but from brief glimpses out viewports and small catches of breath in different air Alric had been able to identify that much. It was lucky that he was well traveled, even luckier that he remembered all of the places that he had been, not to mention the sensation of being in those places. Every world was different, every world felt different, but there were a few things that strung them together into something similar.