It was exciting to see his plot come into its final chapter, the large Hutt could already smell the money piling up between them. Crux continually proved his worth and with a few sharp words, intimidation, and some luck, the shopkeeper quickly folded to reveal the information they needed.
"Excellent work Crux, let's find somewhere to wait while she arrives, then we spring the trap and get what we came for." Skelgok's face was excitedly moist, barely able to contain itself. From a nearby vantage point, they would be able to blend in as cafe diners, enjoying a morning meal until the target came into view.
Proving his intel correct, Abigail showed up about an hour later after visiting several stores. Skelgok signaled to Crux to grab her and they made their way over, walking in seconds after. The shopkeep attempted to protest, but the Hutt was even quicker. "You take my money, betray her trust and now you complain? Please. You work for me now, refuse and her husband will have you stuffed in a barrel by dinner."
The man groaned as he realized he'd been played. Although small, it was another business added to his collection and by extension a part of his now-growing criminal operation.
Skelgok pulled out a burner phone and sent an anon text to the woman's husband, advising him of the situation and requesting his presence at the shop later that afternoon. They'd have to do a little work to prepare the shop, but all things going well, they'd be heading off home by nightfall.
"Excellent work Crux, let's find somewhere to wait while she arrives, then we spring the trap and get what we came for." Skelgok's face was excitedly moist, barely able to contain itself. From a nearby vantage point, they would be able to blend in as cafe diners, enjoying a morning meal until the target came into view.
Proving his intel correct, Abigail showed up about an hour later after visiting several stores. Skelgok signaled to Crux to grab her and they made their way over, walking in seconds after. The shopkeep attempted to protest, but the Hutt was even quicker. "You take my money, betray her trust and now you complain? Please. You work for me now, refuse and her husband will have you stuffed in a barrel by dinner."
The man groaned as he realized he'd been played. Although small, it was another business added to his collection and by extension a part of his now-growing criminal operation.
Skelgok pulled out a burner phone and sent an anon text to the woman's husband, advising him of the situation and requesting his presence at the shop later that afternoon. They'd have to do a little work to prepare the shop, but all things going well, they'd be heading off home by nightfall.
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