"No, it's not," he said, grinning.
"So. Keye. I had ordered the stuff. You still got it?" Jak asked.
"What do you take me fer?" Keye responded. "Some kinda cheat? Nope, it's in the back."
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In the back
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"This here is an old Imperial transponder," Keye said, running a hand over a fairly large boxy container.
"Yeah, but that's not what I wanted. That thing's, like, half as fast," Jak complained.
"Ah, but what you don't know and can't see, is that it's actually a shell for two of the latest. Those are made for coordinating with whole fleets. Each."
Jak let out a low whistle. "Wow. Thanks."
"Thanks, nothing. This isn't a gift," Keye retorted.
"Fine, fine," Jak said, "here ya go." He slipped Keye a credit voucher. "Don't ask me where I got it. I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you."
"Fair enough. Now this -" Keye pushed a container across the floor. "This is the gift."
In thick padding was a black box about 1' x 1' x 2'. "That's a microprocessor. The latest. That thing is fast."
Jak nodded appreciatively. "Wow. Thanks."
"You're welcome."
Keye turned to Emily. "What about you, then, lass? Any tech here you want to take home?"
@[member="Emily Vani"]