The Rebel Faction

"I admit I made a foolish choice..." The male muttered as she walked away. "I only ask for a chance to make up for it."

The flight there was a short one, though finding a place to land was a problem. Being Lavality had decided to activate the stealth feature on the ship, they couldn't really ask for clearance to land. So instead they had to land the ship in on one of the pads that was closed for maintanance. Fortunately there was no one currenlty working there to accidently 'squish' or to raise the alarm.

"Must be lunch break." Trazu muttered as he looked out the opened hatch. "Good for us." He looked over at Lavality. "Best you stay here. Considering how some people view you I'd rather not risk a confrontation. I'll go with our guest."

"I'll stay here as well." Asri said. "For...obvious reasons."

Trazu nodded sadly in agreement before following the male out. Dispite being with him, a noble, Asri would be shot on sight....

Asri had caught the look on Lavality's face before she turned her attention back to the console. "You wanted to ask me something?" She prompted. "Since we are alone for a few minutes at least it would be a good time...."

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Trazu and the male made their way quickly and stealthly through the spaceport, this section of the spaceport thankfully devoid of many people. Still Trazu kept his Force senses up: last thing they needed was to be spotted by security and have to answer some awkward questions....

Asri gently took her hand and looked closely and her eyes widened in shock: her hand had the same metallic hue her's did. She felt horrorified that Lavality seemed to be going though the same thing she was. "Nanotech...from the looks of it." She allowed her look at her own hand closely. "Could explain how that bastard was able to hurt you by just looking at you. He must have had a remote control device of some sort...."

She turned away and thought this over. Could it be that....No. She decided. He couldn't have been the one that was responsible for what happened to me. She thought. There were no T'Doshok in that lab...only humans.

"This means you'll have to let myself or Trazu fight him when the time comes." She said turning back to her. "It would be too risky for you fight him yourself."

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"This is the dock we parked at." The male said, pointing out the door with his remaining hand. They had managed to merge into the spaceport crowd without looking suspicious.

Trazu allowed the male to talk to the dock guard so they could gain access to the ship. Once they were in they started the search....

"You probably thought this was what I was referring to when I mentioned I had something to tell you before." Asri said with a sigh. "I'm afraid that was it. There's something else..."

~~~

"Found it."

Trazu went over to the male and nodded with satisfaction. There was a sack with about five more of those devices in them. "This is good. I was afraid it would be a crate we would have trouble convincing the guard it was something harmles..." He said as he picked it up: fortunately for him it wasn't too heavy. "Let's get back."

"Better for me to tell you then for Miknak to lay it on you in the heat of battle." Asri said.

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Getting back was going to take longer then he thought. Guards had positioned themselves so to block customers from entering the unservicable areas. They must have been on break when we came through before. Trazu thought, pondering on what to do.