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“Very well.” He approached the door. “Don’t give us away Jekoli. You wouldn’t want to suffer any further injury, I imagine.” Opening the door, he quietly moved down the stairs. He trusted that his senses would alert him to any guards. He dashed into cover behind a crate. Spotting a guard, he...

Thel watched on as the Aqualish was subjected to Ahab’s punishment. He remained impassive, noticing the other Aqualish wince as their colleague collapsed to the floor in pain. Hearing the beeping of his comlink, he unclipped it and listened to the message from Ahab. “You’ll get your credits...

He considered his options. He had only wanted to kill the Rodian. Part of him felt like disposing of Jekoli and leaving. He doubted the Pureblood would be able to offer much resistance. If they were to be believed, they were only an acolyte. The Sith being careless with their artefacts wasn’t...

Entering the ship, Thel quickly brought the group of Aqualish under control. Well, there was one who seemed unwilling to comply. I’ll make an example of them. Activating his saber, he walked the small group of Aqualish out of the ship. Without warning, one was lifted from the roof of the...

“I see,” he replied to Karai, regarding Tempest. He didn’t delve further into the subject. “So, what development would that be? You haven’t shown me any of the documentation you’ve been rummaging through.” Spotting some of the paperwork Karai had been checking, he used the force to levitate...

He had no intention of letting Jekoli live, and he knew that Karai intended to kill Jekoli, but the Rodian was hardly likely to talk if they knew they were going to be killed afterwards anyway. Just a small lie, to prompt Jekoli into talking. “Perhaps you need someone to teach you. I’m...

He stood back and watched as the objects impaled into the hapless Rodian. Jekoli let out a scream of pain. “Let’s hope no one heard that,” he commented to Karai. Fighting the gang members working with Jekoli didn’t bother him. But he preferred to slip out quietly. Jekoli seemed to be on the...

Knowing that comms were down made Thel more confident of success. Climbing up the staircase, he pushed open the door at the top. He was on the roof of the building. A group of Aqualish were retreating onto a shuttle and their guards turned and took aim at him. Pulling out his blaster, he...

He watched as the Pureblood entered the room. He had noticed the safe as well, but unlike the Sith Acolyte, he didn’t need anything from it. He released his grip, allowing Jekoli to breathe. Couldn’t have the Rodian dying on them, yet. “Look, I don’t know what you’re talking about. I haven’t...

“Fine, I’ll do that.” He said nothing more and disappeared in the direction that he had been told to go in. Ducking behind a crate, he waited for a gang member to pass, before swiftly approaching the door and pressing the handle to open it. Inside was a ladder leading all the way up to a hatch...

He watched as Karai sneaked off in pursuit of a gang member. He decided to follow, wanting to keep an eye on them, and he observed them stalk the gang member into a secluded area. A while later he spotted a tall figure emerge, wearing a Tunnel Snakes’ jacket. He instantly recognised the species...

A couple of guards attempted to run for cover, but were quickly shot down. Thel advanced through the corridors, his blaster pistol ready. He wasn’t encountering as much resistance as he had expected. Passing by a window, he heard the sound of distant blaster fire. “Ahab, are comms down,” he...

“Only if you choose to view it that way,” he replied to Karai’s question, not elaborating beyond that for now. Part of him was tempted to drop the cargo container on top of the Zeltrons. However, Karai’s suggestion seemed somewhat sensible. “Ok, we’ll try things your way.” Karai had...

He listened as Karai unexpectedly opened up and admitted they were a Sith. He hadn’t even tried to push the issue with them. “So, you are a Sith. I was part of the Order, a long time ago. Draugr was still First Blade, at the time I left.” He moved silently, following along the side of the...

“Of course. I was actually going to ask if you would be willing to help here. I would welcome it.” He finished off the last little bit of wine in his glass. “There’s a good view of the fields, from the balcony upstairs. If you’d like to see?” He wondered whether Param would consider setting...