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The bridge, otherwise known as the command deck, was a structure, either attached to the main hull via a tower or pylon, or built into the hulls of nearly all larger starships and warships in use within the galaxy. Larger and containing more stations and functionality than a small ship or starfighter's cockpit, it was the central hub of a vessel's activity, serving as its primary command-and-control station. From here, the ship's captain could assign courses for hyperspace jumps to be input by the astrogator, sublight maneuvers to be carried out by the ship's pilot or, in the case of war vessels, attack strategies and gunnery missions to be executed by the ship's gunners.

Noticing a new entry to the bridge Ailyn looked over at him. Though most would be unable to tell see looked at him, seeing as she moved neither body nor head. Instead she just looked over from behind the helmet that was as well known as the people of her planet. 'Interesting, I should watch him closely.' Ailyn often found those that interested her among the life form's of the galaxy. However few had kept that interest long enough to be noted. Continuing to stand by the far wall, Ailyn once again wondered for what reason she was still here.

Keer walked into the elevator that lead up to the bridge. Once the elevator door had shut he reached up and popped the seals on his helmet. He then removed it as the inside pressure of the helmet hissed as it equalized to the external pressure. His long white hair fell to his shoulders as he held the helmet in his hand. The elevator dinged as it reached the bridge and he steeped out to see a slender female clad in armor as well as another male also clad in armor.

(Normally the force wouldn't tell you stuff on Ailyn cause oh one of her items she's nothing but a void in the force's sense)

Ailyn found it intriguing that the strange man tried to open a channel with her. Usually she would keep it closed for safety reasons, but after backing up the defense of her helmet she allowed vocal communication from him for a total of five minutes. Any attempt he made to hack her helmet would be meet with a powerful backlash, and after the five minute timer went off Ailyn's helmet would scramble her frequency. Some might call her methods paranoid, but Ailyn had learned all to well its better to be safe then sorry.

Tanat did and said nothing for a few moments, then nodded and answered. "No, they seem to have been slightly intimidated by my presence. And as well they should be, I'm not the sort to be patient with disturbances." As to emphasize that declaration, Tanat crossed his arms, bringing the armored limbs over the lightsaber still affixed on his belt. It wasn't an outright threat, but the implication was subtle enough to get his point across.

"I hear you run the Bounty Hunting in this part of the Galaxy. Would you happen to have any open contracts I could take on once my ship is repaired?"

Tanat nodded at the Echani's answer. "My account could stand to not recieve much income for a fair while. You're right about my ship, though. My last Bounty had friends who didn't like my taking of his head and they had friends with turbo lasers. It shouldn't take too much of your mechanics' time to fix the damage. I expect that the fee is adequate and that there is something I could do to pass the time." His vocoded voice held no emotion and would fool some into thinking he might be a droid if it weren't for the faint smell of blood, sweat and battle that managed to penetrate the seals of Tanat's armor. He half-hoped that Keer would offer the chance to occupy a room aboard his vessel until he was ready to leave with a Bounty.

Keer smiled as the female joined them he quickly said to her,"The both of them I have a business venture underway and I find myself in need of competent associates. Both of you are free to decline my request and leave with your weapons and go about your life. How ever if you stay you will be rewarded with one third of my profits each as my lieutenants. The both of you have potential Its up to you to prove if you have what it takes."

Marking the job Ailyn looked at the captain, "you've got my attention for now. What kind of job is this?" While Ailyn had no interest int he lieutenant position she wasn't above working with others if the pay was good.