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Jami let out a long, slow sigh as he walked through the inner city of Coruscant. Though he admired the city life of the galactic capital, he was far more used to open areas like Ansion. He turned to Adonis, a curious expression on his face. "So what do you think will be done about the Imperials?"

Jami thought for a long moment, then shrugged. "I could buy some parts for Deenine. And I might be able to catch up on galactic news." He sighed lightly and resumed walking. "Sometimes I miss the days when I was going everywhere, piloting people all over the place. Other than liberal arts and tactics, piloting was one of the few things I was really good at." He cocked his head slightly. "What did you do before you became a Jedi, Master?"

Jami nodded slowly, quickly ducking into a shop. He bought new black plating for Deenine, as well as a new blaster carbine that would increase the droid's firepower. He also bought a few grey tunics that were more like a long sleeved shirts than anything else, as they only went to his waist and did not look like kimonos or tunics unlike other Jedi tunics. Jami quickly had the packages bagged and walked back to Adonis. "I didn't know you were Nubian. My mother was from Naboo as well." His eyes twinkled lightly. "Do you need anything else, Master?"

Jami bowed, murmering. "That sounds great, Master." He slipped into the diner and up to a barstool, and ordered a couple of drinks, then paid for both of them. He turned to Adonis, his eyes twinkling. "As a thank you for all you've done for me, Master."

Vorzana whistled, strolling down one of the nicer avenues of lower Coruscant, thinking about the big fat reward they'd just gotten for hijacking that spice shipment.

Sauntering into a tavern, she slid in next to Saara, who'd been there waiting on her red-headed human companion.

"So Vorz...what are you spending your share on this time?", she asked, knowing full and well Vorzana usually stockpiled her share.

"Well, considering our ship already has as many illegal modifications as it could hold, I was thinking of getting us a nice little place somewhere on Naboo...get a small bantha ranch, maybe..."
The mischevious twinkle in Vorzana's deep, unique green eyes told Saara that she was egging her on. Saara bit.

"Think we can get some pets...? I know a few species that Dimmir can almost match in wits..."

Vorzana laughed softly, picking up the drink that the waitress had just deposited on the table. After a cursory sniff and a quick check for toxins, she deemed it safe to drink. Sarra raised an eyebrow curiously, adjusting one of her Twi'leck brainstems for comfort.

"You know, I don't think anyone's still looking for us here, Vorz..."

"One can never be too careful, Saara, you know that."

Saara did know, but Vorzana was being more careful lately. She also looked a bit more drawn. Her wit was still sharp, but something seemed to be lying underneath. And it wasn't all those nights with Dimmir, either. She noticed as well as Dimmir had that she hadn't been sleeping well recently.

Doing a cursory check of her own drink, Saara took a sip, and wondered what was going on.

((Gah, I wish Sephy were around more...or that I had the timing to catch him when he's on...or else I'd be around more O.o))

As the Bee exited hyperspace and shed its excess speed Natalia breathed a sigh of relief. With Waylan far behind them she felt like a tremendous weight had been lifted off of her body.

A bark was follwed by Renii's arrivial. she looked down her ship and pushed a small button on her data pad. "Renii Gwahedial" the ships ramp descended upon voice confermation. K'tana imediatly ran aboard. Renii followed motioning for James to follow.
"You can rest here." she said pointing to the roomy guest berth. "I detest sonar showers so I use real water. Be mindful there isn't much of it. If you want you can come up to the bridge."

Renii turned and walked upstairs to contact the docking bay for departure.