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Reorganisation
"More welcoming than Rhen Var." the low voice did not carry far. With his hands clasped behind his back, Chaussidier's gaze rested on the planet below. He merely spoke to himself as his crew worked on busily behind him. They had only just entered the orbit of Felucia but the two shuttles were already away. The first shuttle carried a few officers tasked with acquiring a larger load of Nysillin from the local merchants of the planet's capital, Kway Teow. The second shuttle carried the Jedi he had brought with him on the mission to the old core of the Sith Empire.

Walking back to the command console, Chaussidier opened the comms channel "Shuttle one, status?" His tone now clear and with purpose.
A few brief moments of static noise followed before the pilot answered. "Our ETA is fifteen minutes, Admiral. We had to divert from the original route. A storm is brewing. Didn't want to risk anything happening to the shuttle."
Seemingly unaffected, Chaussidier produced a small nod. "Understood. Update me of any developments and stay out of trouble. Shuttle two?"
A significantly younger voice answered "I'm touching down as we speak. Admiral, I can see that storm on the horizon. It's looking pretty bad." Mathieu paused for a few moments as he completed the final steps of the landing. Some rumbling noises could be heard as the landing gear connected with the platform underneath. "Something is off about this place. The people here, they seem uneasy."
Chaussidier softly shook his head. Jedi had an odd way of making judgements about groups of people before even having had the chance to meet them and study them. How Mathieu could tell that the locals were uneasy was beyond his understanding, but at this point, the old man had come to terms with not always comprehending the mysteries of the force. Or whatever it was that the Jedi liked to call it. "Regardless, avoid getting stuck down there. We are leaving once the Requisitions Team comes back with the Nysillin."
"Yes Admiral." Mathieu's response came quickly. While he did not display any signs of dissatisfaction, he did seem eager to leave, busying himself with shutting the ship down before departing to explore Har Gau.
"Chaussidier out." The elder once more clasped his hands behind his back. 'Not getting stuck' could be easier said than done. Har Gau was reportedly in decline with poverty on the rise and a rather sever lack of order after it fell from the clasps of the Sith. If they didn't have other pressing matters, getting stuck down there might have done more good than harm. There had been rumours of a regional warlord trying to expand their influence into the city. While that might create order, Chaussidier was not sure if it would be much better than when the Sith controlled the area. Still to him, that seemed like a concern for another time.
