Directorate Officer
Location: Daragon-class Colony Corvette Shadow Runner, Dromund System
Objective: Explore the Caldera
Allies: Silver Jedi
Enemies: Currently none
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Gir entered the ship's curving corridors to weave in and out of the ship's dawdling passengers. Most of the colonists seemed to be hardy miners and their families; stout folk used to a hardscrabble life on the Rim. Yet occasionally Gir could pick out individuals among them who did not fit that profile. The neimoidian with ornate robes of black and the young lanky man with the stiff accent of Eriadu, core world of the core worlds. He had to wonder how they had ended up in Jace's endeavor, and if they knew what they were really getting into. Gir slipped past a grim-faced miner discussing what a miner's horror was to his son and another youth before he arrived at Jaces's cabin. He lightly rapped against the door, until it slid open to reveal the silver protocol droid he had seen earlier.
"Captain Quee, please do come in."
The droid shuffled to the side, admitting Gir into the tycoon's cabin. Most of the colony corvette's space as made up of massive, modularly constructed holds that could be divided into semi-private rooms with thin-plas curtains or pre-built plasticene dividers, but not the Jaces's cabin. Instead, the man had finagled his way into obtaining the crew's recreational area for his own use. Pre-fabricated cots and the prospector's own old office furniture sprang up around the holo-game tables and mini-bar. Gir's eyes briefly wandered to settle on Mister Jace's form reclining on a cot. The man's glazed eyes rose up from the datapad to meet Gir's gaze.
"Ah, Captain Quee," said Noa, sitting up, "I am afraid the shipyard owners were not of much use in my search. But I have every bit of confidence that you will be able to safely see us to our destination."
"Thank you."
"Please, take a seat anywhere you like. It is nice to finally be able to talk to you in private, well...excepting the droid of course. But he's very good at keeping such discussions confidential."
"Your wife is away?" asked Gir, looking around the room.
"She is in the ship's communication's chamber, talking to her family back home."
"I see. What is it that you wished to talk to me about?"
"You are a man who knows charts I imagine. To that end, you must have seen how old the charts I have obtained to you were."
"I have."
"I intentionally provided you with an incorrect route and location for our destination."
Gir blinked, "Come again?"
Objective: Explore the Caldera
Allies: Silver Jedi
Enemies: Currently none
[4/38]
Gir entered the ship's curving corridors to weave in and out of the ship's dawdling passengers. Most of the colonists seemed to be hardy miners and their families; stout folk used to a hardscrabble life on the Rim. Yet occasionally Gir could pick out individuals among them who did not fit that profile. The neimoidian with ornate robes of black and the young lanky man with the stiff accent of Eriadu, core world of the core worlds. He had to wonder how they had ended up in Jace's endeavor, and if they knew what they were really getting into. Gir slipped past a grim-faced miner discussing what a miner's horror was to his son and another youth before he arrived at Jaces's cabin. He lightly rapped against the door, until it slid open to reveal the silver protocol droid he had seen earlier.
"Captain Quee, please do come in."
The droid shuffled to the side, admitting Gir into the tycoon's cabin. Most of the colony corvette's space as made up of massive, modularly constructed holds that could be divided into semi-private rooms with thin-plas curtains or pre-built plasticene dividers, but not the Jaces's cabin. Instead, the man had finagled his way into obtaining the crew's recreational area for his own use. Pre-fabricated cots and the prospector's own old office furniture sprang up around the holo-game tables and mini-bar. Gir's eyes briefly wandered to settle on Mister Jace's form reclining on a cot. The man's glazed eyes rose up from the datapad to meet Gir's gaze.
"Ah, Captain Quee," said Noa, sitting up, "I am afraid the shipyard owners were not of much use in my search. But I have every bit of confidence that you will be able to safely see us to our destination."
"Thank you."
"Please, take a seat anywhere you like. It is nice to finally be able to talk to you in private, well...excepting the droid of course. But he's very good at keeping such discussions confidential."
"Your wife is away?" asked Gir, looking around the room.
"She is in the ship's communication's chamber, talking to her family back home."
"I see. What is it that you wished to talk to me about?"
"You are a man who knows charts I imagine. To that end, you must have seen how old the charts I have obtained to you were."
"I have."
"I intentionally provided you with an incorrect route and location for our destination."
Gir blinked, "Come again?"