Set Harth said:
Set comes to stand next to Sen and Dorn. He sizes up the mysterious bodyguard of Deel's. Trading him glare for glare.
"Deel, I take it from your tone that the immediate crises on Naboo has resolved itself while we spent the last month "lost in the wilderness"." Speaks Set with a rasied eyebrow.
"Oh, more or less," Deel replies off-handedly, "The fact is that the Queen made it to Corscant on her own, and already warned the Senate and the Jedi Council, thereby making our original mission to Corscant completely and utterly redundant."
Set Harth said:
Crossing his arms Set points with his chin adding, "Whose the muscle?"
"Oh, why yes... Where are my manners. Everyone, this is Vor'en Kurn, an old roommate of mine from my days at the University of Mrlsst back before my family moved to Naboo. Say 'hello', Vor'en."
Vor'en Kurn said:
"My name's Vor'en Kurn, and it's nice to meet you, too," says Vor'en irritably, not liking being talked about as if he wasn't present, and simply overall taking an instant dislike to the young Jedi. He turns to Deel and returns the favor, asking "Who's the nerf-herder with the oversized hydrospanner at his waist, boss?"
"I'm afraid you'll have ot be a little more specific than that, Vor'en," Deel responds dryly. "Only half are nerf-herders with oversized hydrospanners, really, the others are all just jedi who are cleverly disguised as nerf-herders with oversized hydrospanners. I know it's difficult to tell the difference, but you must learn to make the distinction." He then breaks into a round of introductions, with the exception of Valara and Kaz, whom he leaves to Arani, since he really hasn't met them yet. After that, he waits just long enough to hear an abridged version of their trials and tribulations at the hands of space-jackers, giant snakes, native birdmen and cutthroat pirates.
Kaz Lo said:
"Hey now, you ain't tradin' my ship to this fella. She's worth twice what that ole' Pathfinder hunka junk was. Plus we got enough bacta in here to put in a swimmin' pool. Tell you what though, some modifications and she'd make a great cruise liner. Heck, I could do em myself..."
"I don't think it will really make a difference. I will have to double check all this with one of my barristers, mind you, but its not really 'your ship', old chap... It's still officially belongs to the Galactic Astrographic Society," he gestures to the Society's emblazoned on the side of the ship, a galactic pinwheel wreathed on branches of laurels. "Normally, one could claim salvage rights on the abandonded ship, but the ship was never truly abandoned, you see... You, my dear Kaz, are an original part of the crew and were aboard ship the entire time. The ship will almost certainly have to be returned to the Society, though I suspect we could expect a hefty reward for its return.
"Now, the Arrow-23 in the cargo bay, that's another matter. I could have properly 'legal' restistration papers drawn up for that beauty in no time.
"As for the
Mystic Burn... Feh. That's what insurance is for, eh?" Deel says depreciatingly, "Besides, we are now in generously capable hands of Arani's Great Aunt Agatha. All will be revealed in due course."