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Coruscant. If one ventured deep enough, natural sunlight would become a scarcity. It would eventually reach the point where the day/night-cycle stopped mattering. The Onderonian Crown Prince was almost there. With his speeder parked in the one spot where the light still shone in from above, it was hard not to notice how even the passing Coruscanti traffic high above caused the light to flicker.
He was not there by chance. The Onderonian Ambassador to the Galactic Alliance was a warrior at heart. One not content spending his time on the Alliance capital world lounging at the Embassy or the Senate Chambers. Instead, he had found an apparent interest in exploring the sprawling city and meeting people who had no reason to know of, or care for, the Royal family of Onderon.
This time, however, things were different. For instead of having found a nice spot to meet some new people for a pleasant chat, he had found what appeared to be a hideout. Or at least where a suspicious looking speeder with broken lock mechanisms had ventured. A, perhaps overly formal, direct message had been sent to the comms frequency she had provided.
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Dear Valery,
Thank you for Manaan. It was a wonderful trip. Your prowess in combat impressed yet again. The Alliance is lucky to have you.
The coordinates we forwarded might be of interest to you and Coruscant law enforcement. We intend to investigate.
Yours truly,
Vince Ivro Kalmorak, Crown Prince
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The wait before going in had not been long. Well inside, he lingered in the sunny spot whilst taking in his surroundings: The area in metallic gray hues outside the relatively small sunny spot was surprisingly large. A seemingly natural hallow spot had formed between a number of buildings with crisscrossing speeder tunnels and skybridges forming a solid ceiling-like layer. From what he could see, there were only two ways in and out of the large area: One was through the 'hole' he had just arrived through. The other consisted of a number of large hangar doors along the southern building. It was where the suspicious speeder was heading.
Until it wasn't.
Intrigued brows shot up as the Prince noticed the speeder turn around to head in his direction. Hopping off of his own speeder, he remained in the sun with one hand peacefully resting on the pommel of his saber whilst the other hovered close to his belt where his blaster hung. Soon, three men disembarked from the speeder and stepped into the flickering sunlight where the Prince stood. Individually, they were all considerably less physically formidable than the young Royal - but then, there were three of them.
A disarming voice called out for the Onderonian "Hey there, buddy! We don't get visitors down here often" Meanwhile, the three of them were all approaching, with the left one making a subtle reach for the knife strapped to his belt.