@[member='Teslar Rantarus']
(( Forgot to put it in my response, sorry. Consider them sold. ))
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Cestus Cybernetics aims to please." Zullox assured the man. "
You'll have no trouble with these droids, I assure you."
Zullox accepted the credit chip, sliding it through the machine. There was a satisfactory beep as Teslar's account was charged the appropriate amount. Nothing felt quite so good to the Gand as a successful transaction. Telling people they didn't have enough credit was something of a nightmare for him, so he was glad he didn't have to this time around.
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Would you like us to ship them to a specific address or pick them up at our distribution center on Celanon?"
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@[member='Kazen']
The vendor manning the Z2 Servant Droid was a Nautolan woman who blinked in awe at the sight of being paid in cash. Leeha, like the rest of the vendors, had somewhat expected that a few of the more wealthy individuals about the expo would purchase one or two droids in cash. Definitely not for an order this size. His appearance was a little intimidating, and the fact that he was paying in cold hard cash suggested he was either in to shifty business or going into shifty business. The two assassin droids following him around also rang some alarm bells.
But Leeha, like the rest of the vendors, were not being paid to blow whistles. They were there to process transactions and try not to make ludicrous assumptions based on appearances, payment methods, and protective company.
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You'll have to head over there if you want to buy the SC1s." She explained calmly, inputting the man's order into her datapad and indicating the extravagant booth of Jared Ovmar. "
Santhe Corporation handles SC1 sales. Cestus just provides the droid brains for them."
Leeha beckoned over an on-duty Z1 Assistant Droid to help tackle the task of counting all this money when the time came. "
Would you like your order to be shipped somewhere or pick them up at our distribution center?"
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@[member='Anders Sivas']
The representative from Yaga Minor's shipyards eventually left Zothustro alone, and the X'Ting was finally able to scratch another planet off his list. Too many industrial accidents over on those shipyards. Yaga Minor apparently needed some labor droids to handle the more hazardous work and replace the injured laborers. Hopefully they could clean up their act in the future, but didn't bet on it. Satisfied nonetheless, Zothustro continued on, only to spy someone attempting to flag him down.
It was not a Muun, judging from the man's spritely behavior, so that made it somewhat unlikely it was a representative from Mygeeto. Pity. Zothustro would look for him later. Cestus' CEO was already on his way over when he spied the decorated SC1. Hannibal would probably be annoyed by such a sight, but Zothustro's attachment to the Fondorian's creations was not nearly so strong. Or irrational.
Eventually Zothustro got within speaking distance. A whole mess of chitters and clicks spewed forth from the X'Ting's mandibles. To anyone who wasn't fluent in X'Ting, it was utterly meaningless. Just noise. This was why the clasp on Zothustro's cloak also functioned as a high-quality translation device. Almost as quickly as the X'Ting clicked his mandibles, the translator spat them back out in a monotone, metallic basic.
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