Renegade Rodian
TATOO SYSTEM, TATOOINE
ARCENEAU TRADE COMPANY HEADQUARTERS
@[member="Danger Arceneau"]
Tatooine's climate wasn't all that different from Ord Cestus. It was a hot, barren, unpleasant rock. The only real differences were that Tatooine had more sand and less buggs than Cestus. Zothustro spent most of his walk contemplating this up until he entered the headquarters of the rather extensive Arceneau Trade Company. Now that he was here, he had to focus on other things. Like making sure that once Cestus Cybernetics' products started flying off the shelves, someone would be there to handle the freighting part of this business. If everything went as Zothustro envisioned it, this would be a profitable venture for Arceneau.
Or maybe he was just being delusional. Hannibal had used another word for it though. "Optimistic" he called it. What a load.
The elderly X'Ting straddled up to the receptionist's desk, leaning heavily on his cane for support. He began to speak, a torrent of clicks that one would expect from an insectoid species bearing a set of mandibles and no lips. Some X'Ting found it within them to speak basic, but Zothustro didn't want to. Perhaps he couldn't, but he had never tried so there was no way to be sure. The clasp of his decrepit brown cloak also functioned as a translation device, which put Zothustro's language into something the receptionist could understand.
"<< I am here to see Ms. Arceneau. I have an appointment. >>"
ARCENEAU TRADE COMPANY HEADQUARTERS
@[member="Danger Arceneau"]
Tatooine's climate wasn't all that different from Ord Cestus. It was a hot, barren, unpleasant rock. The only real differences were that Tatooine had more sand and less buggs than Cestus. Zothustro spent most of his walk contemplating this up until he entered the headquarters of the rather extensive Arceneau Trade Company. Now that he was here, he had to focus on other things. Like making sure that once Cestus Cybernetics' products started flying off the shelves, someone would be there to handle the freighting part of this business. If everything went as Zothustro envisioned it, this would be a profitable venture for Arceneau.
Or maybe he was just being delusional. Hannibal had used another word for it though. "Optimistic" he called it. What a load.
The elderly X'Ting straddled up to the receptionist's desk, leaning heavily on his cane for support. He began to speak, a torrent of clicks that one would expect from an insectoid species bearing a set of mandibles and no lips. Some X'Ting found it within them to speak basic, but Zothustro didn't want to. Perhaps he couldn't, but he had never tried so there was no way to be sure. The clasp of his decrepit brown cloak also functioned as a translation device, which put Zothustro's language into something the receptionist could understand.
"<< I am here to see Ms. Arceneau. I have an appointment. >>"