Darth Abyss
Eldritch
Nar Shaddaa, Penthouse - 3 days ago
"My lord, you sure about this? I mean this sounds a bit complicated even for you."
The man speaking to Darth Abyss was shrouded in a mix of a One Sith uniform and a black robe, his face showing not fear but worry. Unlike many sith Abyss wasn't known to kill his own, but the last few months they had been granted a formerly unseen amount of free time between working for the sith lord, and neither he nor the other members of the Inner Eye wished to revert that change back to daily overtime.
"As always, trust me."
Abyss even managed to give his loyal little soldier a slight grin, despite being criticized by him. He had accepted long ago that many simply lacked the vision to fully see through his plans. To him it mattered little as long they had the faith to follow him anyway, and if they could stand up if he ever did anything so far beyond normal logic that it was doomed to fail. While he looked over the room he was in, his Inner Eye finished up on their preparations: Small cameras hidden all over the penthouse, as well as throughout the whole apartment complex it was in. After a small bleep on the comm of the man he just spoke with, exactly that man gave him a thumbs up. Abyss reached to his ear, awaiting a message over his comm.
"My lord, everything is up and running. We are ready."
Nar Shaddaa, Penthouse - Now
The Black Assassin was a fan of tests. In fact most missions given out by him to others were tests, trials to see what his assets were capable of. This test was a bit different. It was not meant for people already working for him, but to find those with the right potential to do so in the future. A few weeks ago he had passed on a glimpse of information, through word of mouth as well as through the cryptnet, masked in way that made it seem like it was possible Intel of a job, and not some lure for agents and criminals of all kinds. In a penthouse in Nar Shaddaa a very valuable, ancient jedi pendant could be found, a collectors piece that switched position every few days, an artifact taken from Abyss personal collection. While it held no powerful force effect, it was made out of a number of precious metals and gems. The information revealed little about the exact position, but it had a rough indication of the time when it would arrive by a heavily armed transport.
From there it would be locked in a safe, that only opened with either a lot of force or the right code, which could be found in a secured terminal inside the penthouse. The door was locked as well, and like the safe it was connected to a security network that called for a private contractor of armed and ready men to take out any possible intruders. A way around was either slicing, force, or to steal a key card from the complexes maintenance. Entrance through the window was also possible, but once the glass was damaged in any way the room would be flooded by a deadly toxin.
From his bunker Abyss watched the footage from the building, keeping an eye out for the intruders that would hopefully come. In the future he would need a team that could run low key black ops operations for him, and what better way to find them then by luring them on one of these missions.

"My lord, you sure about this? I mean this sounds a bit complicated even for you."
The man speaking to Darth Abyss was shrouded in a mix of a One Sith uniform and a black robe, his face showing not fear but worry. Unlike many sith Abyss wasn't known to kill his own, but the last few months they had been granted a formerly unseen amount of free time between working for the sith lord, and neither he nor the other members of the Inner Eye wished to revert that change back to daily overtime.
"As always, trust me."
Abyss even managed to give his loyal little soldier a slight grin, despite being criticized by him. He had accepted long ago that many simply lacked the vision to fully see through his plans. To him it mattered little as long they had the faith to follow him anyway, and if they could stand up if he ever did anything so far beyond normal logic that it was doomed to fail. While he looked over the room he was in, his Inner Eye finished up on their preparations: Small cameras hidden all over the penthouse, as well as throughout the whole apartment complex it was in. After a small bleep on the comm of the man he just spoke with, exactly that man gave him a thumbs up. Abyss reached to his ear, awaiting a message over his comm.
"My lord, everything is up and running. We are ready."
Nar Shaddaa, Penthouse - Now
The Black Assassin was a fan of tests. In fact most missions given out by him to others were tests, trials to see what his assets were capable of. This test was a bit different. It was not meant for people already working for him, but to find those with the right potential to do so in the future. A few weeks ago he had passed on a glimpse of information, through word of mouth as well as through the cryptnet, masked in way that made it seem like it was possible Intel of a job, and not some lure for agents and criminals of all kinds. In a penthouse in Nar Shaddaa a very valuable, ancient jedi pendant could be found, a collectors piece that switched position every few days, an artifact taken from Abyss personal collection. While it held no powerful force effect, it was made out of a number of precious metals and gems. The information revealed little about the exact position, but it had a rough indication of the time when it would arrive by a heavily armed transport.
From there it would be locked in a safe, that only opened with either a lot of force or the right code, which could be found in a secured terminal inside the penthouse. The door was locked as well, and like the safe it was connected to a security network that called for a private contractor of armed and ready men to take out any possible intruders. A way around was either slicing, force, or to steal a key card from the complexes maintenance. Entrance through the window was also possible, but once the glass was damaged in any way the room would be flooded by a deadly toxin.
From his bunker Abyss watched the footage from the building, keeping an eye out for the intruders that would hopefully come. In the future he would need a team that could run low key black ops operations for him, and what better way to find them then by luring them on one of these missions.