THE DIRECTOR
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Alicia Drey stood outside of a Acavus-class bulk cruiser. It had just finished delivering foodstuffs to the city of Anteluma. Cultivated on her farms on Chandrila, Chandrila Group's activities in the Colonies was simple. Commenor required food, so Chandrila Group would provide it. Where that food ended up- whether in the hands of the rich or the poor- was not of consequence to Alicia Drey. She had been paid, she had delivered and now she would return to Chandrila, to start the new supplying run.
The reason why she delayed leaving was because she been approached by a woman. As Alicia had watched the snoopdueling events nearby, whilst the Acavus unloaded it's contents to her buyers, she had met with someone. After a brief exchange, Alicia had agreed to meet with her before returning to the Core.
Wrapping her arms across her chest, to warm herself up, Alicia decided that if this person would not come soon, then she would leave in the next ten minutes. She had already been waiting an hour, which was more time than she normally gave to her associates.
Alicia Drey stood outside of a Acavus-class bulk cruiser. It had just finished delivering foodstuffs to the city of Anteluma. Cultivated on her farms on Chandrila, Chandrila Group's activities in the Colonies was simple. Commenor required food, so Chandrila Group would provide it. Where that food ended up- whether in the hands of the rich or the poor- was not of consequence to Alicia Drey. She had been paid, she had delivered and now she would return to Chandrila, to start the new supplying run.
The reason why she delayed leaving was because she been approached by a woman. As Alicia had watched the snoopdueling events nearby, whilst the Acavus unloaded it's contents to her buyers, she had met with someone. After a brief exchange, Alicia had agreed to meet with her before returning to the Core.
Wrapping her arms across her chest, to warm herself up, Alicia decided that if this person would not come soon, then she would leave in the next ten minutes. She had already been waiting an hour, which was more time than she normally gave to her associates.