Baros' dark blue, buttonless suit coat was just a bit tight, and the tappering popped collar just a little high at its peak near the right side of his chin. Had he put on a little weight since the fitting? He preferred to think he had put on muscle, but it was unlikely to be true. He has spent a great deal of time inactive, pouring of books, manusripts and artifacts. His new hobby/obsession had taken its toll on more than just his physique, he also looked a little tired. He wasn't used to seeing this face that looked back at him in the reflection of the elevator door. The average citizen would likely not see any issues, and most would not consider his clothes to be tight, or his weight to be excessive by any stretch, but the exacting standards of his chosen industry made for a very narrow window of acceptability.
He let out a sigh. Business was good. Atara has been running the ship well for him. He could not help but be a little, no a lot proud. However, he almost begrudged having to step out of his home in order to deal with these sort of things. Did this mean his obsession had turned unhealthy? Possibly. But he liked to think that his research would one day serve the beings of this galaxy to a degree that his sacrifices would be worthwhile.
Get your head in the game, Baros.
Money. The politics of negotiation. He needed to be on his best form today. If not, he would be letting more than just himself down. His employees needed a better deal from Glitterstim, and in order to facilitate these new contracts he would need a more flexible banking arrangement. Lines of credit seemed to be a little harder to come by these days, and this option might just be the last one available.
Pffffshhht
The door slid open, and Baros stepped out into the calm panic of the administrative level. Everyone here seemed in a persistant state of near freak-out, but held it together due to pride in their work or perhaps fear of the repurcussions. This was the norm for staff that dealt with CEOs, money lenders and arrogant bosses. As he approached the desk, he cocked a half grin, "Baros Sal-Soren...Glitterstim...I'm the 1530 appointment."
[member="Primarch Iedolas"]
He let out a sigh. Business was good. Atara has been running the ship well for him. He could not help but be a little, no a lot proud. However, he almost begrudged having to step out of his home in order to deal with these sort of things. Did this mean his obsession had turned unhealthy? Possibly. But he liked to think that his research would one day serve the beings of this galaxy to a degree that his sacrifices would be worthwhile.
Get your head in the game, Baros.
Money. The politics of negotiation. He needed to be on his best form today. If not, he would be letting more than just himself down. His employees needed a better deal from Glitterstim, and in order to facilitate these new contracts he would need a more flexible banking arrangement. Lines of credit seemed to be a little harder to come by these days, and this option might just be the last one available.
Pffffshhht
The door slid open, and Baros stepped out into the calm panic of the administrative level. Everyone here seemed in a persistant state of near freak-out, but held it together due to pride in their work or perhaps fear of the repurcussions. This was the norm for staff that dealt with CEOs, money lenders and arrogant bosses. As he approached the desk, he cocked a half grin, "Baros Sal-Soren...Glitterstim...I'm the 1530 appointment."
[member="Primarch Iedolas"]