Dealing with traitors and informants was becoming an increasingly tiring endeavour since the outbreak of the Hutt incursion into Imperial space. With the bribes offered to flip being quite generous, the risk that some had taken them were already quite dangerous. It was less likely the higher echelons had flipped, with their buy in to the Empire being more complete, but the lower rungs of the ladder always had the wrong types clinging for dear life.
All it took was for someone to shake it and see what fell.
With the bombing of Czerka HQ being increasingly suspicious, any information that could lead them to catch the culprits would likewise be highly valuable. The trick, of course, was finding out whether this information was of any use or just simply rubbish made up to get the ISB off their back. In either case, Guin would start her review of a list of locals considered more at risk, with agents looking into their financials and communication histories.
Any red flags, and they'd be immediately put on a list for pick-up and a scheduled chat. It'd be a long day, for sure.
All it took was for someone to shake it and see what fell.
With the bombing of Czerka HQ being increasingly suspicious, any information that could lead them to catch the culprits would likewise be highly valuable. The trick, of course, was finding out whether this information was of any use or just simply rubbish made up to get the ISB off their back. In either case, Guin would start her review of a list of locals considered more at risk, with agents looking into their financials and communication histories.
Any red flags, and they'd be immediately put on a list for pick-up and a scheduled chat. It'd be a long day, for sure.
@LadyRen