Erich Kreutz
Crime Lord

NAR SHADDAA
The city-planet of Nar Shaddaa just had a certain... energy to it. Many planets were so large that they truly never slept, such as Coruscant or Corellia. Nar Shaddaa though, was a moon - far smaller than either Coruscant & Corellia. It just had a certain... life of its own, as if it wriggled underneath the surface and spread into each and every denizen on its surface. It carried a certain charm to be sure, but it wasn't for everyone. Even still, that didn't stop the steady flow of near-countless sentients passing through this moon for one reason or the other. Many would come simply to try and hide from something, hoping to blend in to the bustle of hundreds of millions of other sentients doing something at any given time. Some were desperate; desperate to find that next fix, or that one big score that would set them up for life. 9,999 times out of 10,000, those were the ones who ended up dead. Or worse.
But that one person, that thousandths of a percent of individuals who came here seeking the same outcomes - those ones made it big. Erich was that person. It wasn't due to luck, or some mythic force that twisted fate itself. It was due to himself - his own hardwork and determination. He fought to get here, and he would fight to stay. Part of that fight was to always look for an angle to play to further himself - to daily keep abreast of what was happening so that he was ideally positioned to come out on top. Thankfully, he didn't have to do that alone. Finally. He thought to himself as he shuffled through some reports handed to him by one of his aides. The life of a Hutt Vigo wasn't always glamorous, but it held quite a few distinct perks. For example - having someone hand him a stack of papers to shuffle through. Who uses paper anymore anyway? His brow furrowed as he wondered how many Kashyyykian trees were felled to supply the amount of paper that sat upon his desk. As if reading his thoughts, his aid - an attractive Twi'lek with a figure that drew the eyes - spoke up, a laugh in her voice: "Your datapad is charging and these couldn't wait."
"So get me another datapad. I'm sure we could have purchased one instead of this antiquated supply of... processed wood."
I never would have thought this would bother me. Huh. Erich thought again. He shuffled through the final stack and picked them up - gently stamping them edge-wise against the table surface so they held some fashion of organization before he handed them back, signatures etched upon what pages required them. He then leaned back in his chair & lit a cigarette, taking a draw and letting out the smoke before he asked his aid: "What is the status of my guests? They should be here soon."
"Yes, I believe they've just arrived. They are checking in with security, and should be on their way up soon."
"Marvelous, thank you." He gave her a charming smile, and she winked in return as she left him alone in his office. He let out a sigh, then placed his cigarette between his lips as he rose from his chair and put on his jacket. He was wearing a dark grey, near wool-colored suit with a solid red tie and a white shirt, with a vest to boot. He may have been a Hutt Vigo, but there was no reason he couldn't bring a bit of class to the profession. He then walked over to his office's exit, which led into a meeting room with a table in the middle, and rather comfortable chairs surrounding it. Robotic servants set out water and an assortment of Hors d'oeuvres appropriate to the station of his expected guests. No need to spoiler them, after all.
He sat down at the chair near the head of the table, and extricated the cigarette, taking a few puffs as he waited for the arrival of his guests, who would likely be on the lift from the security station, directly up to his private floor.
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