far out, man

Animus stared at the piles of reports he had compiled on the screen, and on his desk. Datapads worth of information, the result of years of very nefarious deeds and dastardly actions by one, @[member="Circe Savan"]. Some called her a harlot and an idiot, others called her a scientist. Animus liked to call her a Sith. He had put out the APB to the spies and agents in the Fel to bring everything they could to him. He had mixed reports of the Mnenchei helping her out, so that was an immediate call for concern. Ally of the Republic or not, harboring a fugitive of that calibre would not be tolerated.
Animus leaned back on the desk, rubbing his eyes. He was as much of a spy as he was a field agent, and this was the actual bread-and-butter of the job. He was wondering who would show up, and who could help, really. He needed concrete evidence and proof that it happened, something to present to the Imperator to further justify the witch-hunt, to give him more leeway with his investigations. He just needed something more...obtainable. He turned back to the pile of data, and began to pour over it, sighing as he awaited the various individuals within the Fel that had agreed or at least said they'd try and help to get their asses into the data room.
The dim lime-green light of the room bounced around him in every which way, as he looked at the various pieces of data he had constructed formed around him.