Nemene stood on the lowest level of Tipoca city, rain flailing against her heavy leather coat and seeping under her collar to touch embroidered lace. Her normally raven black hair was dyed a bright blonde in cheap imitations of Evelynns flowing locks. Her eyes were changed in color by small contact lenses to an ice blue, and her lips were stained with red. Nobody would recognize her, unless they stared at her for hours, not even Evelynn. She was not Nemene here, no, she was someone entirely different.
The heavy drops of water pounded onto the catwalk all around her, obscuring any other noise that would otherwise have been clear as day. There was a frown on the Queens face, though it was not due to the rain. She had expected to be soaking wet when she came to this city, Kamino was always filled with rain, always cold, always so very depressing.
No, she was displeased for another reason, she was displeased because the Kaminoans had so far proven very uncooperative, even when faced with millions of credits.
“Lady Mierin, I apologize for the wait. Please follow me.”
A voice broke her concentration, and Nemene faced the Kaminoan. She inclined her head respectfully, and then followed the lanky alien creature inside. Her goal here was simple, dig some of the Kaminoans secrets out of them no matter the cost. So far she had offered them but money, though even with all the credits in the galaxy they seemed to gawk at the thought of parting with even a little of their trade. Though she had successfully managed to get herself a tour of their more public facility, they feared to show the rest.
Nemene hoped to dislodge that fear. Slowly she followed the Kaminoan, looking at everything like a child.
The heavy drops of water pounded onto the catwalk all around her, obscuring any other noise that would otherwise have been clear as day. There was a frown on the Queens face, though it was not due to the rain. She had expected to be soaking wet when she came to this city, Kamino was always filled with rain, always cold, always so very depressing.
No, she was displeased for another reason, she was displeased because the Kaminoans had so far proven very uncooperative, even when faced with millions of credits.
“Lady Mierin, I apologize for the wait. Please follow me.”
A voice broke her concentration, and Nemene faced the Kaminoan. She inclined her head respectfully, and then followed the lanky alien creature inside. Her goal here was simple, dig some of the Kaminoans secrets out of them no matter the cost. So far she had offered them but money, though even with all the credits in the galaxy they seemed to gawk at the thought of parting with even a little of their trade. Though she had successfully managed to get herself a tour of their more public facility, they feared to show the rest.
Nemene hoped to dislodge that fear. Slowly she followed the Kaminoan, looking at everything like a child.