Gett'se sat in a small pub on Daalang, waiting. He had reached out on the darknet, looking for a slicer that could help him with a particularly lucrative hunt. After several days of trawling through the net he had found one, an individual named 0R4CL3, who had agreed to meet him. Normally he did his own slicing, but what was required for the job he was looking at needed someone with a finer touch than he had. Brute force programs to overwhelm civilian security systems, no problem. Rapid searches for information on local networks, totally in the bag.
Slicing into an old Imperial bunker with multiple levels of encryption and a slicer on the inside... not really his cup of cassius tea.
So he waited having arranged to meet this 0R4CL3, which he swiftly learned to hate typing out, at the Bothan Boozehall on Dalaang. True to its name, most of the patrons were Bothan, and they had eyed him suspiciously every single day this week as he sat there waiting for the contact. The barkeep didn't mind his presence much, he kept a steady trickle of credits heading her way as he waited, not drinking much but enough to not kick out the heavily armed and armored Mandalorian. His presence had prevented at least two bar fights from breaking out, nobody wanting to fight in front of the Mandalorian for... whatever reason that might be.
Still, they watched him. But he was used to being watched. It seemed that everywhere he went the mere look of him drew the eyes of the aruetiise. Again, he was used to it. It got old after the thirteenth or so year though and he just sort of ignored it whenever he could. He hoped the contact would meet him soon, he was getting tired of thin Bothan clover soup and yeasty ale.
@Sreeya
Slicing into an old Imperial bunker with multiple levels of encryption and a slicer on the inside... not really his cup of cassius tea.
So he waited having arranged to meet this 0R4CL3, which he swiftly learned to hate typing out, at the Bothan Boozehall on Dalaang. True to its name, most of the patrons were Bothan, and they had eyed him suspiciously every single day this week as he sat there waiting for the contact. The barkeep didn't mind his presence much, he kept a steady trickle of credits heading her way as he waited, not drinking much but enough to not kick out the heavily armed and armored Mandalorian. His presence had prevented at least two bar fights from breaking out, nobody wanting to fight in front of the Mandalorian for... whatever reason that might be.
Still, they watched him. But he was used to being watched. It seemed that everywhere he went the mere look of him drew the eyes of the aruetiise. Again, he was used to it. It got old after the thirteenth or so year though and he just sort of ignored it whenever he could. He hoped the contact would meet him soon, he was getting tired of thin Bothan clover soup and yeasty ale.
@Sreeya