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Nar Shaddaa
Spaceport 001
1721 Hours, Galactic Standard
Herrith Hendarsin
@The Captain @Darasuum @One For Sorrow
Herrith readjusted the armor below her jacket and sighed, staring at her datapad screen for a few moments more before tucking it away under her jacket. What stood before her was a supposedly unused warehouse, which was proven very used due to the movement inside, and the occasional sparks from what was likely a welder. She checked the time. A few more minutes till her friends were supposed to arrive. Or more specifically, one friend. She hadn't received a response from either Zoonn Kaban or Chiffon, so she assumed they were busy...or dead. The circumstances likely had nothing to do with her quest to find out the Zia's story, but she was edging on the safe side with her armor.
These two new guys could be risky, too. She knew almost nothing about them. But then again, the same went for the Echani and Nautolan. Risks were necessary. And they were willing to work for credits, so that was a bonus. It also seemed like they were charging a far more reasonable price, too, with respect to her two former companions.
They were getting close, Herrith felt it. Just a few more hells to get through.
Spaceport 001
1721 Hours, Galactic Standard
Herrith Hendarsin
@The Captain @Darasuum @One For Sorrow
Herrith readjusted the armor below her jacket and sighed, staring at her datapad screen for a few moments more before tucking it away under her jacket. What stood before her was a supposedly unused warehouse, which was proven very used due to the movement inside, and the occasional sparks from what was likely a welder. She checked the time. A few more minutes till her friends were supposed to arrive. Or more specifically, one friend. She hadn't received a response from either Zoonn Kaban or Chiffon, so she assumed they were busy...or dead. The circumstances likely had nothing to do with her quest to find out the Zia's story, but she was edging on the safe side with her armor.
These two new guys could be risky, too. She knew almost nothing about them. But then again, the same went for the Echani and Nautolan. Risks were necessary. And they were willing to work for credits, so that was a bonus. It also seemed like they were charging a far more reasonable price, too, with respect to her two former companions.
They were getting close, Herrith felt it. Just a few more hells to get through.