Hans Filo
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Level 3298, Galactic City, Coruscant
2052 Local time
The cantina was winding down in preparation for its happy hour, which--for some reason--took place at 10 o'clock at night. Perhaps it was to encourage club-goers to poke their heads in and have a drink, or perhaps it was because the owner was stingy and knew no one would be there to buy reduced priced drinks, thus resulting in more profit for less resources. Whatever the reason, this resulted in 7 to 9 being the quietest hours that the bar saw every day, with only a handful of patrons at most. Hans Filo was one of those, there to speak with a client who appeared to be very, very late.2052 Local time
The Shi'ido was already on his 2nd drink now, having spent half an hour waiting before he decided he may as well order something to prevent the bouncer to kick him out under the assumption that he was loitering, which (in a sense), he was. The man slowly became a bit sick of the stuffy air of the cantina and opted to go out for a breath of fresh air, despite the bar's exceptional ventilation system. It was a good place to go for a drink, and was rather clean considering it was around the middle levels.
He went out through the main entrance, brushing past the burly bouncer--who gave him a dirty look for some reason--and was pleasantly surprised by the refreshing breeze. It was a nice night out, and he observed what he could see of the lower levels, peering over the railing into the void below. Hans sat there for a few minutes, admiring the view, until he turned on his heel and decided it was time to make his way back to the bar, lest the stamp on his hand suddenly faded away and he had to pay entrance again.
As he was walking, he noticed two figures turn the corner. Both looked unremarkable, but to Hans, they were certainly remarkable. Still, his heart skipped a beat when he saw them, and he briefly hurried back into the bar, nearly knocking over the bouncer, who now had a real reason to give him a dirty look.
Hans made a beeline for the bar, where he flagged the owner over. The bounty hunter slid a few credits on the table.
"I hope I am not being too brief with you--and I certainly don't mean to sound pushy--but I do ask you kindly that you shut down this bar, just for half an hour. I have some friends visiting and I wish to show them a good time. Besides, this is the slowest time of the day for the Leaping Lorraine, is it not?" he murmured, leaned in over the table. The owner, a stoic and pudgy Twi'lek man in his 40s, eyed him, then looked toward the bouncer, nodding subtly.
The bouncer opened up the door and motioned the other 6 patrons to leave, earning some grumbles, but they submitted, not wanting to pick a fight with the 2 meters of pure muscle guarding the door. Pleased, Hans stood, tipping his hat to the owner. "A very big thank you to you, sir. I am indeed very grateful."
He strolled to the entrance, poking his head out to the street. The two were nearing and would likely notice him. Hans poked his head back into the cantina and went to sit at a table, the interest of the two walking by having been peaked. Now, all he needed to do was wait.
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