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The Pit, Bellum.
Beyond the white buildings of Vardook, shining in the moonlight as if waiting to be painted, was a large-brutalist-building. It was built like a fortress, armed like one too, with several towers holding at least one anti-aircraft gun, three at most. It was the Pit, a lifeless grey prison that held the most dangerous criminals the Ragon knew (and cared about). It was gigantic, five hundred and fifty five feet tall and three hundred fifty feet wide, and visitors would find themselves easily lost in it's vast labyrinth of halls and cells if not for the expert guide of it's guards.
It had four landing bays, hanging over a small canyon west of the city (and the Pit itself overlooked the entire canyon, one could see it's two endings from the upper floor). Three, Paratum (High-Security), Maratum (Medium-Security) and Laratum (Low-Security) were meant for prisoner transfer. The fourth, Vartum (Executive), was used by high-ranking officials and visitors. The two Sith "emissaries" (that the Goth's had invited as a 'gift' for the long-lived alliance between Bellum and the Sith Brotherhood) landed there and were escorted to Paratum by the Lord-Enforcer himself and his honor guard.
The Lord-Enforcer, who named was Laralos and held himself in a military fashion, did have worthwhile conversations with the Sith, only telling them what they needed to know-The prisoners name, the basics of her history and too not cause any trouble. He took the two Sith (he did not care on whether they are actually Sith or a member of the Sacred Band) through a scenic view of the prison. They passed through the large garden-were low security prisoners past the time over armed guard.
By the time they arrived to the Paratum landing bay, one could see a DRV-12 making a landing approach. Laralos barked some orders to his guards in Dar'vas (an ugly language, each word sounding like it was drowning in saliva) causing the guards to begin setting up positions. When ship finally landed and opened it's door, the guards would let the bounty hunter come out and grab her prisoner. A Jedi named Emilgotha.
The third in line for the Imperial throne by blood.
The Pit, Bellum.
Beyond the white buildings of Vardook, shining in the moonlight as if waiting to be painted, was a large-brutalist-building. It was built like a fortress, armed like one too, with several towers holding at least one anti-aircraft gun, three at most. It was the Pit, a lifeless grey prison that held the most dangerous criminals the Ragon knew (and cared about). It was gigantic, five hundred and fifty five feet tall and three hundred fifty feet wide, and visitors would find themselves easily lost in it's vast labyrinth of halls and cells if not for the expert guide of it's guards.
It had four landing bays, hanging over a small canyon west of the city (and the Pit itself overlooked the entire canyon, one could see it's two endings from the upper floor). Three, Paratum (High-Security), Maratum (Medium-Security) and Laratum (Low-Security) were meant for prisoner transfer. The fourth, Vartum (Executive), was used by high-ranking officials and visitors. The two Sith "emissaries" (that the Goth's had invited as a 'gift' for the long-lived alliance between Bellum and the Sith Brotherhood) landed there and were escorted to Paratum by the Lord-Enforcer himself and his honor guard.
The Lord-Enforcer, who named was Laralos and held himself in a military fashion, did have worthwhile conversations with the Sith, only telling them what they needed to know-The prisoners name, the basics of her history and too not cause any trouble. He took the two Sith (he did not care on whether they are actually Sith or a member of the Sacred Band) through a scenic view of the prison. They passed through the large garden-were low security prisoners past the time over armed guard.
By the time they arrived to the Paratum landing bay, one could see a DRV-12 making a landing approach. Laralos barked some orders to his guards in Dar'vas (an ugly language, each word sounding like it was drowning in saliva) causing the guards to begin setting up positions. When ship finally landed and opened it's door, the guards would let the bounty hunter come out and grab her prisoner. A Jedi named Emilgotha.
The third in line for the Imperial throne by blood.