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Myke glances back at the Person who ran around cursing and left and winced a bit, realizing only now that he completely had no idea about her wanting an Autograph. Taking the pad he quickly writes in some more as he looks to the marshall and tears it out then gets up on his feet and holds his wrists together for her to handcuff him.

The two notes he would pass to the warden before standing would read.

Alright warden Ill go, since you asked nicely, but on two conditions and hand-cuffing me will be your yes, if you deny though I may have to make a scene. My first request is that you deliver that second peice of paper which has my named signed on it and an apology to the young lady who was freaking out back there and that if she wants anything, to find my Cell. Secondly, I want my cell door changed to steel with a bar window...If something goes wrong, I dont want that cheap a** F!#$ing electric fence getting in my way if something goes wrong. Deal?

((I saw it...after I posted my response to his previous post. I haven't yet responded to being tossed aside like that, tho))

Pendari hid herself away in a small corner, before turning to the orb that floated at her side. The orb made a second whistle, and Pendari gave a slight nod. "Connect to him."

The orb opened up, displaying an inner eye, and in a few seconds Lankin's face appeared in the dark eye. "Gautrine, little Gautry,this was a simple task."

Pendari bristled. "It would be if you had prepared us for the complications."

Lankin chuckled, but then his face froze in a dark expression. "Don't forget your place, girl. I understand things have become complicated, but you can manage this manually if necessary. You still have your men, or at least some of them, begin the purge one by one, slowly so as not to tip anyone off. When they're all dead, the eye should be easy enough to find. Save Pandora for last, of course."

"That could take weeks." Pendari grit her teeth.

"Then it will take weeks. Come back with the eye, or don't come back at all Gautrine. I expect the number of survivors to begin dwindling tonight. Bring aboard the spiders, it will be easier." The orb quickly closed as Lankin cut off conversation.

Pendari slowly lowered her head into her hands, before speaking to the orb. "Send out the note, release the spiders, and begin a slow and quiet purge. At least one victim per a person per a day, preferably three to five." She nodded again, that would go for her as well.

When the orb beeped to tell her the note was finished, Pendari stood up and began walking back towards the crowds of people. She kept her eyes open for people to fill her own tally.

Pendari's eyes darkened as Skarloey entered the bar. She knew Sam was dead, it had been reported, she'd even seen the blood splatters. A cold smile crossed her lips as she approached Skarloey. She moved with smooth long steps, the beads in her braids making a tinkling sound like tiny bells. "Marshal, any luck with sending out a distress signal? I don't want to be stuck in space forever."

Arix strolled into the bar, whistling a happy tune. Sure it was filled with some dangerous convicts, but it was also filled with information; the most valuable thing to be had on the ship aside from those key cards.

Skarloey's alacrity implant whirred inside him, and he snatched the spider from the air with inhuman speed, throwing it upwards with a flick of his wrist. In the blink of an eye, his gun was drawn and a silenced shot was fired, the bullet catching the spider and ripping out a tangle of wires and some electrical power gizmo. He looked Pendari straight in the eye. "I find the odds are always in my favour." He winked, turned and ran, knocking into Arix. "Hi. Run." He said quickly, and kept running.

Pendari glared and attempted to run after Skarloey. But the jostled people got in her way.

She swore under her breath as she ran into more people. She'd have to take care of the spy later, if she could find him later. She swore again.