Location: Byblos
A human female was sitting all alone on one side of an otherwise empty noodle bar. She seemed to enjoy the noodles and its creamy chicken flavor, gulping and slurping them down as if her life depended on it. In truth she wasn't eating as fast as she appeared to be, but merely used her slightly exaggerated motions to periodically peek into a nearby mirror to see who was walking passed or standing still behind her. You see, she was meant to meet someone at this very noodle place...
Quite innocent, right? Perhaps so, but less if you consider the fact that the woman wasn't actually a woman. Or human. This was Arr Senn the Clawdite. Thief by trade, usually, but more often than not employed by the Troig Eccle'Baal to handle offworld deals that it didn't want to trace back to its headquarters on Taris. Today was such a deal. A sale of a -to some- priceless Sith artefact. Arr only knew it to be a rather pretty Shard, but it was in fact one of the much coveted Shards of Palpatine. Precautions had been made to ensure he couldn't be ripped by the potential buyer and the Troig wasn't shorting him on his commission for this inconvenience either.
Just good business. A good Exchange. Credits for a Shard. A whole lot of credits.
@Braden
A human female was sitting all alone on one side of an otherwise empty noodle bar. She seemed to enjoy the noodles and its creamy chicken flavor, gulping and slurping them down as if her life depended on it. In truth she wasn't eating as fast as she appeared to be, but merely used her slightly exaggerated motions to periodically peek into a nearby mirror to see who was walking passed or standing still behind her. You see, she was meant to meet someone at this very noodle place...
Quite innocent, right? Perhaps so, but less if you consider the fact that the woman wasn't actually a woman. Or human. This was Arr Senn the Clawdite. Thief by trade, usually, but more often than not employed by the Troig Eccle'Baal to handle offworld deals that it didn't want to trace back to its headquarters on Taris. Today was such a deal. A sale of a -to some- priceless Sith artefact. Arr only knew it to be a rather pretty Shard, but it was in fact one of the much coveted Shards of Palpatine. Precautions had been made to ensure he couldn't be ripped by the potential buyer and the Troig wasn't shorting him on his commission for this inconvenience either.
Just good business. A good Exchange. Credits for a Shard. A whole lot of credits.
@Braden