It was getting somewhat late, the sun setting over the local city-scape of Corruscant, and Ragien Daour was close to his mark. She was in a kind of park or courtyard headed to meet someone at an obviously predesignated location and Daour was going to intercept her there. She had been a personal target of his for weeks, hunting her down and tracking her to this spot. It had taken a lot of work to get her there. He kept his presence in the Force as concealed as possible so he could get closer to her when the time came.
He had followed her towards a bench in a somewhat secluded area, a flower placed on it in a way as to call attention to whoever would be looking. He glanced about, checking the area. No-one was in site. Now or never, he thought. He wondered if she would know his old name, but it did not matter. He had to strike now or lose his chance.
He walked up behind her quickly, but without urgency so as to not suprise her and...walked around to see her face-to-face, using the Force to move the small flower to float right in front of her. "Well, hello there, beautiful. I was beginning to wonder if you had decoded my little invitation," he said with a playful grin. It was an odd way to start a date, but at least he knew they were safe. His life made paranoia a part of everything, including social and personal events. However, he would not let his paranoia grip this any further than had already been done. It was time to be a person again.
He had followed her towards a bench in a somewhat secluded area, a flower placed on it in a way as to call attention to whoever would be looking. He glanced about, checking the area. No-one was in site. Now or never, he thought. He wondered if she would know his old name, but it did not matter. He had to strike now or lose his chance.
He walked up behind her quickly, but without urgency so as to not suprise her and...walked around to see her face-to-face, using the Force to move the small flower to float right in front of her. "Well, hello there, beautiful. I was beginning to wonder if you had decoded my little invitation," he said with a playful grin. It was an odd way to start a date, but at least he knew they were safe. His life made paranoia a part of everything, including social and personal events. However, he would not let his paranoia grip this any further than had already been done. It was time to be a person again.
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