Ankh-Morpork Guard
First Post
OOC:[sblock]Sorry for the delay...we'll consider Garret on NPC status until further notice.[/sblock]
Nightclub Group:
Deurr's insistence seemed to bring Garret out of the slight state of shock the information had put him in. Quickly, he handed over the small device to the robed man. The man took it, nodded his head beneath the hood he wore, and then dashed off in the opposite direction, moving through the crowd as if the people weren't even there, and not actually barreling over anyone before you lost sight of him only seconds later. He was surprisingly fast.
"Where's 'e off to in such a hurry?" the young Imperial pilot had, for some reason, taken his attention off of Kay to see the man dart off, though he likely didn't hear the short conversation. Or, if he had, was probably too drunk to really comprehend. The young pilot shook his head a moment later, then mumbled to Kay, "You always keep such...such...intresting company aroun'?"
Apartment Group:
It took only a few minutes to get an air-taxi to take you back to the spaceport. The pilot only asked for a small amount of credits, to the point where you couldn't help but wonder how he stayed in business.
Once down on the ground level, you were once against surrounded by the citizens of Curamelle. With Corulag's sun having finally set, the streets were bathed in the light of countless glowrods that actually provided more light than there had been when you'd arrived earlier in the day. There did seem to be a few less people around, though the small market stands of various kinds that were scattered around were just as packed as they'd been before.
Many of the docking bays on the opposite end of the street looked to be closed, and you saw a couple of ships coming and going, but not much in the way of activity outside them. When the Vortex's bay came into sight, you noticed that it was in the same state. Yes, there were people on the street passing by, but even K2 could see nothing that indicated Imperial agents watching...if there were any, they were well hidden.
Nightclub Group:
Deurr's insistence seemed to bring Garret out of the slight state of shock the information had put him in. Quickly, he handed over the small device to the robed man. The man took it, nodded his head beneath the hood he wore, and then dashed off in the opposite direction, moving through the crowd as if the people weren't even there, and not actually barreling over anyone before you lost sight of him only seconds later. He was surprisingly fast.
"Where's 'e off to in such a hurry?" the young Imperial pilot had, for some reason, taken his attention off of Kay to see the man dart off, though he likely didn't hear the short conversation. Or, if he had, was probably too drunk to really comprehend. The young pilot shook his head a moment later, then mumbled to Kay, "You always keep such...such...intresting company aroun'?"
Apartment Group:
It took only a few minutes to get an air-taxi to take you back to the spaceport. The pilot only asked for a small amount of credits, to the point where you couldn't help but wonder how he stayed in business.
Once down on the ground level, you were once against surrounded by the citizens of Curamelle. With Corulag's sun having finally set, the streets were bathed in the light of countless glowrods that actually provided more light than there had been when you'd arrived earlier in the day. There did seem to be a few less people around, though the small market stands of various kinds that were scattered around were just as packed as they'd been before.
Many of the docking bays on the opposite end of the street looked to be closed, and you saw a couple of ships coming and going, but not much in the way of activity outside them. When the Vortex's bay came into sight, you noticed that it was in the same state. Yes, there were people on the street passing by, but even K2 could see nothing that indicated Imperial agents watching...if there were any, they were well hidden.