The Voice of Abbaji
Kalic was definitely a sight to see at something like this. He didn't wear a mask like most here. Instead, he wore a cloak that cover his face and body. He was Miraluka after all. Masks.... That was his life normally. In fact, in an odd move, he left his head wrap behind. Yes, it exposed the smooth skin where his eyes would be, but the cloak hid it. Plus, anyone else would think he was some crazy Miraluka, not a rebel. He wasn't here to have fun though. Well, not much fun. He was here to meet with some other Eclipses. He looked around before seeing a familiar face, a droid that had saved his and Loreena's butts before. Kalic smiled a bit, humming an Outer Rim Spacer's tune as he walked up.
"Could go for some more up beat music. Don't think I ever thanked you for getting us outta that jam, stranger." Kalic chose his words carefully, just in case. He couldn't risk anyone noticing what was going on. Thankfully with everyone there it wasn't that hard to just fade away.
The projected Rodian head turned before the rest of the droid did. It blinked once and grinned, eyes shifting into a spectacular shade of magenta never naturally seen in Rodian eyes. The Miralukan, then. Leigh had not had as much contact with him since Bakura as she had with Miss Aranais, but as one of her associates his use as her contact would be a logical one. The massive droid chassis turned towards him now, offering her good hand in greeting.
"Thanks is unnecessary," she said, in the clipped Imperial tones she knew he'd recognize. "One does as one must when the need arises."
She clasped the smooth skin of the Miralukan's wrist, rather than his hand proper--all the better to palm the tiny audio transmitter from one being to the other. Leigh had prepared the comm before entering the planet, keying it to her own internal systems as soon as she had known this meeting would take place. After all, with her size, the probability of her being far too visible to attend a meeting in person was too high to reasonably risk. "It is regrettable that my master and I were unable to make it to Aren," she continued. Now it was her turn to choose her words carefully. "We meant to call, but a man of your intelligence would have realized we did not have your frequency."