Jaster Awaud
Elder of Clan Awaud
Location: Brentaal IV, Trade HallThe CEO of the United Trade Conglomerate was actually surprised that the Baronesses of the Free Worlds Coalition had agreed to meet with him. He had made a previous agreement with Faith, the Queen of Alderaan, but the new administration seemed more willing to openly trading with other companies as well as nations. He had never meet @Ra'a'mah and only heard some things about her. As such he did his best to get this contact as it would allow his two trade lanes that were now being created to join together and allow him to finally have refueling stations as well as trade ports. This contract, if signed was of the utmost important for him and his company.
As such he decided to have the meeting on Brentaal IV, the center of nearly all trading within the Galaxy. He figured the women would have the greater appreciation in meeting in the trade hall then some stuffy government office. The Room was of elegant taste and though he did not choose the room, he felt it was a little pricey for his taste, but of course it was better safe then sorry. He only stood by the window that was facing a near by space port and watched as the large trade ships made their way toward the skies. It was a beautiful sight to see a ship break out its wings and not just jet to break the heavens, but sore. He wiggled his fingers behind he back and only imagined what the wind would feel like between his hands. For the man was clad in thick armor that showed no gap between the plates. His glowing red eyes bounced off the glass before him and showed him his reflection as a machine, not the man he had once been. It was in that reflection that he saw one of the Trade Hall Attendants enter the room. He turned to face her and she nodded and bowed. He knew it was more out of a service to the company and the Customer Services this place laid out, and less out of respect. He questioned her, "Has she arrived?"
The women recovered from her service bow and spoke with a voice of confidence and courteous, "Yes sir, may I show her in."
Now was the time he would have to get to know what he was facing, "Yes, thank you ma'am."