Keepin Corellia Weird

Location: Voss Temple/Surrounding Area
It had been no easy feat to sneak the elite band of warriors he had onto Voss. Ijaat had been incensed since the snub of the delegation under his command. Further insult was added to injury, making it personal, when they included the whelp Dagos and snubbed him. So he had decided to take matter into his own hands. Diplomacy didn't work. Overt threats of violence seemed to skip right off their thick skulls. The only option left to him was to follow through and actually deliver. But it couldn't be just any ordinary raid on some backwater world. No, they had insulted him and Clan Merel's honor. But Ijaat had friends from all over the Mando'ade. The debt would be repaid in kind and like fashion.Messages had gone out to friends old and new, and those he had heard promise of. He sat in a rented hab just a few blocks from the Temple at Voss, waiting. A kuryida edee skin duster with metallic banding all through it sat on the back of a chair he was leaning in. The bottom hem trailed in the dust, scabbard of a sword hanging from a baldric belt along with a heavy, mean looking pistol clunked against the leg of the chair as his foot rested against the table lip, rocking back and forth on the hind-feet of the battered thing. Slowly he drew in a deep breath, savoring the fine Corellian whiskey in his one hand, a cigarra clenched between his teeth as he puffed merrily.
Those he had invited were told to bring only their most needed weapons. This raid was a statement, not an outright pillage and raze to the ground mission. Key to this was sending a very pointed, and deadly message. So as he waited for the cohorts to arrive, he drank a bit, puffed his cigarra, and read the HoloNet. His eyes flickered at an absurd pace, data flowing into his cybernetics and stored, eye patch still covering the gruesome wound of his missing orb. How similar that made him to his uncle, he cared not to think of at the moment. Nor how similar his actions might be. It wasn't like he was extremely close to his father, [member="Gabriel Sionoma"], and that was something that bothered him in his cups.
But now his mind stayed focused, playing with a device in his hand, and waiting, hawk-like eye narrowed in impatience. Hopefully they listened, and came lightly armed and armored, able to blend in. Swift surprise was utterly key to today, and those he had recruited should, at the very least, be more than skilled at that. Or so he hoped.