@[member="Grimm"]
Unknown World
Clothed in a simple robes, the Sith Master appeared to just be a towering presence making his way through the market. His powers suppressed to the point of appearing to just be a normal man in the Force, he aimlessly wandered. It was on these simple excursions that he sought out artifacts, things that people didn't mean to part with. Markets such as these were the breeding grounds for galactic accidents when powerful objects were sold for a few credits. Most simply would mistake them as simple tokens or old family heirlooms that were basically worth nothing. It was how things usually worked around the galaxy, someone would find something, die and see it sold by a relative or a thief at an insulting price for what it was really worth.
That was what Ithari was there for, and it was why he was masking his power and appearing to just be a passing noble. Then he felt a small surge of power. Curiosity got the better of him, and he headed off towards where he felt the burgeoning darkness. It wasn't hard to move past the petty sadness and angst that the galaxy at large felt, affinity to the darkside stuck out like a sore thumb in small areas like this. It wasn't so much a sense of rage, but more a predisposition to rage or an infatuation with your own self that made the affinity easier to spot. For a Master on the level of Darth Ithari, it was far too easy. He spotted the aura in question, and with his robes pulled over his burly, two meter tall frame, he walked over to the tent to look at the man's wares.
He saw his opening, and took it, although begrudgingly.
"You know the E-11 is no longer used right? The CC-13 has overtaken it as the galactic standard now that Blas-Tech has reworked it's product line." He picked up the old blaster rifle, and looked around. I should have known better, this was high technology for the pitiful world they were on. They wouldn't know the finer points of weaponry, although his body-guard droid that he kept near him when he was using his other name was nearby. Mar was his name, and he was armed with all of his companies newest technology. Jacen would know Blas-Tech's weapons after all, he was the owner of the company, and not a soul knew that secret save the Sith Emperor himself. A chuckle escaped his lips as he set the old blaster down and spoke again to the vendor who had a most curious aura.
"Why is a man such as yourself here? I get the feeling you could do better for yourself."