At Peace
Nevarro/Nevarro City
Afternoon/Clear Skies

Shai's ship touched down and shut off in the open space outside Nevarro City, with the Shistavanen marching through its halls towards the exit. Her satchel was on her along with her hand cannon of a pistol. To say that she was livid was a bit of an understatement. She was supposed to receive a shipment of weapons from a contact that she was planning on throwing at the Union to help out with the inevitable battle that was starting to build. It wouldn't be long before she got the call to gear up and join with the rest of the force to retake Mandalore. So she was pressed for time to get this shipment. The only problem was that her contact thought it would be smart to cross her and instead hold onto the shipment to sell it to another guy. That's what brought her to Nevarro. She was supposed to meet the guy here but word was that he hadn't left the planet yet. That was perfect for her. The only trick was to find out where he was and where her shipment was.
She walked through the ruined town, glancing around at the people. She hadn't been to the planet in a while which was rather fun for her, given her newer look compared to the twig she was the last time she came to the planet. The people that seemed to recognize her were rather taken back by her new appearance. With a small smirk she marched proudly through the streets towards the cantina. Reaching the door, she tugged at her tank top and adjusted her satchel before entering the building. Smoke hung in the air and the voices of several dozen people filled her ears along with the music playing from a jukebox off in a corner. She made her way through the people towards the bar counter and rested her hand on it. "Pint of beer, please." she asked simply as she dropped a credit chip in front of the bartender. He quickly brought her a tall glass and she calmly picked it up for a tender sip. With a satisfied sigh she licked the foam off her lips and turned to look around the place. She didn't see the scumbag in the crowd but that was to be expected.
She leaned back and sipped further at her drink as she glanced around the place, trying to figure out who to ask first. She didn't know who he dealt with and she didn't know even if his crew had a way to distinguish themselves. The more she thought about it, the more she started to worry that she wouldn't be getting the shipment back...


