Agrippa The Hutt
W A D D L E S
A-town, the bottom of the barrel, the scum of the planet Corellia. At least that’s how Agrippa saw it. Slithering through the streets of the sector he cut an appearance almost never seen in that portion of the city. It was rare for a Hutt to ever truly leave their court or base of operations, it was usually bounty hunters or members of their gang that handled their business out in the open. There were just some things that needed a personal touch.
The streets of A-town sat barren as the time was 0200. People were either in bed preparing for their next day or at one of the numerous clubs within the sector. So many blissfully unaware of what was about to befall their haven. For every action there was to be an equal and opposite reaction. For the Yōkai, their actions had brought upon them the wraith of Agrippa the Hutt, better known as the pillar of pride. A standard week prior one of their raids on his spice warehouses ended up with over fifty-thousand credits of merchandise loss. But above it all, Agrippa's majordomo had been caught in the crossfire.
Between the hutt’s lip, a chandrillan cigarra was lit, smoke funneling out of the alien’s maw. The sweet scent of the tabac filling the air. Eyes glancing up to a camera that looked over the streets, Agrippa offered it a simple wave. The slicers he had on the payroll having already infiltrated the sector’s infrastructure. All the cameras would see was a loop of the empty streets. None would see the Hutt and half a dozen men that accompanied him. All dressed in dark clothes that bulged in places. Even Agrippa wore a large black robe that draped over the upper part of his form.
Coming to a stop before the neon lights of Ozai, Agrippa looked up blowing a large cloud of smoke into the atmosphere. Bits of the grayish-blue skin was visible as the crimelord raised a com to his lips. Narrowed amber eyes never leaving the building.
“Cut the lights,” Several seconds passed nothing happening. One of the Hutt’s brows raising in question. He’d paid that bothan what some would consider a year’s salary to do the job. If he failed the furball would have to fear more than just losing their skin. “He was one of yours Yangir. You shall share the same fate as your friend if he's failed us.”
“Don’t worry sir, he’s one of the finest slicers I could hire.” The brown-skinned zabrak enforcer said, unwilling to meet Agrippa’s withering glare. “He’ll come through.”
Perhaps the force sought to ensure Yangir and the bothan didn’t die. Or maybe the bothan was just as good as the enforcer had claimed. Whichever mattered little. All the lights of Ozai would go out, the power going to the building and every other within five blocks coming to a halt.
A smile touched the slugs lips, spreading wide as he reached down raising up what he’d come to call the BFG. The whine of the weapon pierced the now silent air before a barrage of super-heated plasma was let loose on the front of the establishment. Each strike was enough to completely melt entire portions of the structure, or plowed through detonating inside. The enforcers did the same, slugthrower rounds and darts of red energy tearing through the building blowing chunks free and tearing through the crowd within.
Maou
The streets of A-town sat barren as the time was 0200. People were either in bed preparing for their next day or at one of the numerous clubs within the sector. So many blissfully unaware of what was about to befall their haven. For every action there was to be an equal and opposite reaction. For the Yōkai, their actions had brought upon them the wraith of Agrippa the Hutt, better known as the pillar of pride. A standard week prior one of their raids on his spice warehouses ended up with over fifty-thousand credits of merchandise loss. But above it all, Agrippa's majordomo had been caught in the crossfire.
Between the hutt’s lip, a chandrillan cigarra was lit, smoke funneling out of the alien’s maw. The sweet scent of the tabac filling the air. Eyes glancing up to a camera that looked over the streets, Agrippa offered it a simple wave. The slicers he had on the payroll having already infiltrated the sector’s infrastructure. All the cameras would see was a loop of the empty streets. None would see the Hutt and half a dozen men that accompanied him. All dressed in dark clothes that bulged in places. Even Agrippa wore a large black robe that draped over the upper part of his form.
Coming to a stop before the neon lights of Ozai, Agrippa looked up blowing a large cloud of smoke into the atmosphere. Bits of the grayish-blue skin was visible as the crimelord raised a com to his lips. Narrowed amber eyes never leaving the building.
“Cut the lights,” Several seconds passed nothing happening. One of the Hutt’s brows raising in question. He’d paid that bothan what some would consider a year’s salary to do the job. If he failed the furball would have to fear more than just losing their skin. “He was one of yours Yangir. You shall share the same fate as your friend if he's failed us.”
“Don’t worry sir, he’s one of the finest slicers I could hire.” The brown-skinned zabrak enforcer said, unwilling to meet Agrippa’s withering glare. “He’ll come through.”
Perhaps the force sought to ensure Yangir and the bothan didn’t die. Or maybe the bothan was just as good as the enforcer had claimed. Whichever mattered little. All the lights of Ozai would go out, the power going to the building and every other within five blocks coming to a halt.
A smile touched the slugs lips, spreading wide as he reached down raising up what he’d come to call the BFG. The whine of the weapon pierced the now silent air before a barrage of super-heated plasma was let loose on the front of the establishment. Each strike was enough to completely melt entire portions of the structure, or plowed through detonating inside. The enforcers did the same, slugthrower rounds and darts of red energy tearing through the building blowing chunks free and tearing through the crowd within.
