Cryax Bane
Red-eyed Snake
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Location: Unmarked Slicer Bar on Antecedent
Cryax Bane, Chiss President of the Red Ravens Criminal Syndicate, should have known better than to leave the casino sans a small army of bodyguards, but desperation made a man do irrational things sometimes. It was exactly two weeks after his capture and torture at the claws of the Yuuzhan Vong overlord [member="Dredge"], and the Chiss only had one more week to fufill his end of the hard bargain he'd struck with the creature in order to garner his freedom. Information about one of Dredge's Mandalorian nemeses in exchange for escaping eternal slavery. It was a deal with the devil that Cryax was going to seal for better or for worse. His infochants and bounty hunters had come up empty-handed, and so Cryax turned to the Holonet and the slicer community, unearthing a new up-and-coming slicer named Acid who was supposedly the next big thing.Gently kissing his sleeping Morellian boyfriend, Cryax snuck over to his computer and ordered two Mirari bodyguard droids to accompany him on his late night mission to track down Acid. As his penthouse door opened with a hiss, the crime boss put himself on autopilot and before he even knew what was happening, he and the droids were riding in a speeder taxi to one of the city's worst neighborhoods in the middle of the night. As drug fiends and stim addicts cast furtive glances at the Chiss, scurrying away from the street corners like womp rats, Cryax, droids in tow, double-checked the coordinates on his Datapad, and confirming that the location was correct, ducked into the unmarked bar and into the smoky playground of the Antecedent slicing community.
Keeping a keen eye out for anyone that looked malicious, which was basically everyone in the place, he soon found a booth in the back where a scrawny Twi'lek with bad acne sat, typing away on a tricked-out Datapad. "You're Acid, aren't you?" he said to the Twi'lek, sliding into the booth next to her without so much as an introduction. "I've got a special job for you."