Joav
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[member="Xavka Duquo"] [member="Travot Ravenna"]
The two Niktos gestured for Joav to enter the winding staircase and leave the busy Casino floor. At a glance, it seemed like an unwise decision. Joav looked and smelt like a bounty hunter and Floris De'hess, the owner of this establishment had made a lot of enemies in his criminal career. To let a Bounty Hunter into his private chambers bordered madness.
But then again, Joav wasn't a stranger to Floris. They'd made many a contract leading to Floris' undesirables demises. After his last job with him, Floris had made his casino's facilities open to Joav, and despite that being years ago, Floris knew he wouldn't lose anything by entertaining an old friend with a few drinks and small talk.
The threesome finally went up the last curve and arrived at two ornate doors. The Nikto went to either side of the entrance, gripped the doors' handles and opened them, revealing the plush red interior of Floris' quarters.
Floris himself was looking out over his balcony, eying the gamblers losing their money and smiling as he watched his employees raked in the profits. He turned to face Joav, his bearded face in a wide smile.
"My dear friend," he said extending his arms out invitingly, "I thought you were dead."
Joav acted as if he hadn't heard the man, turning to look at the various antiques in glass cases, some of which he had personally acquired for Floris.
"I didn't come here to exchange pleasantries, Floris." he said while caressing one of the glass cases with a gloved finger. Floris, slightly put off by his associate's mood, crossed his arms.
"What? Do I owe you money?" Floris said curtly.
"You owe me." Joav replied, holding Floris' gaze for a few moments, his emotionless face betraying nothing of his thoughts. With a flash, Joav turned, drew his pistols, and shot the pair of Nikto in one swift motion.
He turned back towards his shaking 'friend' who was backing away towards the edge of the balcony, stuttering incoherently. Joav walked towards him calmly, holstering one of his blasters and holding the other at his side. With a look over the edge, Floris finally said in more of a squeal then a word, "Why?!"
Joav grabbed him by his ascot, oblivious to the confused gamblers now looking up at the disturbance. "Marie." he said flatly, his eyes blazing behind his goggles.
"My old bat?!" Floris managed, desperately trying to pry Joav's hand away, "I... I put out the hit... b-but you were the one to pulled the trigger!!"
Joav said nothing, gawking at the pathetic display with his face fixed in the same position it had been when he'd entered Floris' cambers. For a moment Floris stopped struggling, hoping because of the fact Joav had done nothing for over a minute, that he was going to let him go.
"That's my problem." Joav said in the calmest of tones, now throwing Floris over the edge and sending him crashing into a sabaac table.
THE WHEEL
The two Niktos gestured for Joav to enter the winding staircase and leave the busy Casino floor. At a glance, it seemed like an unwise decision. Joav looked and smelt like a bounty hunter and Floris De'hess, the owner of this establishment had made a lot of enemies in his criminal career. To let a Bounty Hunter into his private chambers bordered madness.
But then again, Joav wasn't a stranger to Floris. They'd made many a contract leading to Floris' undesirables demises. After his last job with him, Floris had made his casino's facilities open to Joav, and despite that being years ago, Floris knew he wouldn't lose anything by entertaining an old friend with a few drinks and small talk.
The threesome finally went up the last curve and arrived at two ornate doors. The Nikto went to either side of the entrance, gripped the doors' handles and opened them, revealing the plush red interior of Floris' quarters.
Floris himself was looking out over his balcony, eying the gamblers losing their money and smiling as he watched his employees raked in the profits. He turned to face Joav, his bearded face in a wide smile.
"My dear friend," he said extending his arms out invitingly, "I thought you were dead."
Joav acted as if he hadn't heard the man, turning to look at the various antiques in glass cases, some of which he had personally acquired for Floris.
"I didn't come here to exchange pleasantries, Floris." he said while caressing one of the glass cases with a gloved finger. Floris, slightly put off by his associate's mood, crossed his arms.
"What? Do I owe you money?" Floris said curtly.
"You owe me." Joav replied, holding Floris' gaze for a few moments, his emotionless face betraying nothing of his thoughts. With a flash, Joav turned, drew his pistols, and shot the pair of Nikto in one swift motion.
He turned back towards his shaking 'friend' who was backing away towards the edge of the balcony, stuttering incoherently. Joav walked towards him calmly, holstering one of his blasters and holding the other at his side. With a look over the edge, Floris finally said in more of a squeal then a word, "Why?!"
Joav grabbed him by his ascot, oblivious to the confused gamblers now looking up at the disturbance. "Marie." he said flatly, his eyes blazing behind his goggles.
"My old bat?!" Floris managed, desperately trying to pry Joav's hand away, "I... I put out the hit... b-but you were the one to pulled the trigger!!"
Joav said nothing, gawking at the pathetic display with his face fixed in the same position it had been when he'd entered Floris' cambers. For a moment Floris stopped struggling, hoping because of the fact Joav had done nothing for over a minute, that he was going to let him go.
"That's my problem." Joav said in the calmest of tones, now throwing Floris over the edge and sending him crashing into a sabaac table.