Corellia was really not as the history records had described it. In fact, population was limited to large structures, the likes of which she'd never had the pleasure of seeing before in her life. Or displeasure, really. It saddened her to think that this planet had once been great and prosperous, but had been rendered dangerous to its own people in the way it had. At least someone was making an effort to fix the issue rather than leaving it as it was. She had no doubt that the Sith were thoroughly not involved in that endeavor. No user of the darkside, no willing one, ever really cared about anything but themselves. She'd seen that first hand when she was younger. She still saw it in her dreams.
The cantina she'd chosen was more of a high end bar than the kind of place she was used to. She almost felt out of place, even though she was dressed rather respectably, all things considered. More clean cut than a smuggler, but still in the kind of garb one might expect on Corellia. She knocked back a drink of whiskey and then sauntered over to a booth near where two One Sith officers were having a conversation. She sat down, put her head in her hands, and started to cry.
Surprisingly enough, this wasn't something that was hard for her to do.
One of the officers took notice. He said something horribly raunchy to his friend, stood, and moved over to sit beside her. When he put his arm around her waist, she had to fight the urge to vomit, but that only served to make her tears seem more legitimate. The man winked at his friend and then looked down at her.
"Hey, lady. What's wrong? Can't have such a pretty thing crying around here. It's bad for moral."
She looked up at him through blurry eyes.
"It's my husband. He's leaving me. The filthy bastard found himself a younger girl and thinks I'm yesterday's trash."
"Well that's his loss. Tell you what. Why don't you come back to my place, and you can tell me all about it over a few drinks. I'll make sure your husband gets exactly what he deserves."
Lifting a hand, she wiped her eyes clean.
"You will?"
"I will."
"Alright then. But you better make him suffer. The bastard deserves it."
"Oh, he'll suffer alright. But we'll talk about that later. Come on now."
He stood, lifting her arm with his hand to almost literally pull her out of the seat. Though she saw his other officer buddy give him a thumbs up, which disgusted her, she pretended like she hadn't, and gave a feeble smile as the man moved to usher her out of the cantina. When she was certain nobody was looking, she tapped a hand to her right pocket, activating a small transponder within that triggered a corresponding alert message with a small team of underground operatives. Was she really a damsel in distress, easily taken advantage of, like this One Sith officer thought she was? No. She was the wolf, and she'd just cornered a sheep that didn't know it.
Target was acquired.
[member="Bryce Bantam"]
The cantina she'd chosen was more of a high end bar than the kind of place she was used to. She almost felt out of place, even though she was dressed rather respectably, all things considered. More clean cut than a smuggler, but still in the kind of garb one might expect on Corellia. She knocked back a drink of whiskey and then sauntered over to a booth near where two One Sith officers were having a conversation. She sat down, put her head in her hands, and started to cry.
Surprisingly enough, this wasn't something that was hard for her to do.
One of the officers took notice. He said something horribly raunchy to his friend, stood, and moved over to sit beside her. When he put his arm around her waist, she had to fight the urge to vomit, but that only served to make her tears seem more legitimate. The man winked at his friend and then looked down at her.
"Hey, lady. What's wrong? Can't have such a pretty thing crying around here. It's bad for moral."
She looked up at him through blurry eyes.
"It's my husband. He's leaving me. The filthy bastard found himself a younger girl and thinks I'm yesterday's trash."
"Well that's his loss. Tell you what. Why don't you come back to my place, and you can tell me all about it over a few drinks. I'll make sure your husband gets exactly what he deserves."
Lifting a hand, she wiped her eyes clean.
"You will?"
"I will."
"Alright then. But you better make him suffer. The bastard deserves it."
"Oh, he'll suffer alright. But we'll talk about that later. Come on now."
He stood, lifting her arm with his hand to almost literally pull her out of the seat. Though she saw his other officer buddy give him a thumbs up, which disgusted her, she pretended like she hadn't, and gave a feeble smile as the man moved to usher her out of the cantina. When she was certain nobody was looking, she tapped a hand to her right pocket, activating a small transponder within that triggered a corresponding alert message with a small team of underground operatives. Was she really a damsel in distress, easily taken advantage of, like this One Sith officer thought she was? No. She was the wolf, and she'd just cornered a sheep that didn't know it.
Target was acquired.
[member="Bryce Bantam"]