Open Coruscant Lonely Nights In Coruscant

[Baelen]

Coruscant
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For the first time in months, stepping off the ship and onto the tarmac felt great. The trip from Tatooine to Coruscant had been a pain in the neck, and Baelen was relieved to be free of it. He checked his data pad and saw that his modest ad hadn't gone through properly. He sighed, rectified it, and re-posted it. He'd been itching to collaborate with someone new, or maybe to just meet some new pals. He began to ache for some good company again after being expelled out of his previous mercenary outfit. Perhaps this time he would meet someone in Coruscant who would become his partner once more.

The essential aim of his Coruscant expedition would be to find a ship whilst he was here. Baelen had been saving his credits for this very opportunity. He'd always put aside at least half of what he'd earn on a mission since he started working. This has shown to be quite advantageous. Baelen has his sights on the IV-9 RangeMaster, but his chances of securing one are slim to none. Especially since it's designed for explorer's and scouts. Baelen has a small bucket list of planets that he would like to visit and this ship would be exceptionally useful for achieving just that. However, it would be a lot more enjoyable if he had a companion to do it with. He considered using the holonet to join a dating service, but he quickly dismissed the idea because he knew it would end terribly.

It took him around 20 minutes to get to the ship dealer's shop. Once inside, he was welcomed by a long line of projectors, each of which displayed an image of the corresponding ship. They appeared to have a wide range of ships, ranging from small shuttles to freighters and even a capital ship. They didn't appear to have the IV-9 RangeMaster, based on their appearance. Baelen wasn't surprised and left the shop. He started walking back to the hotel he had reserved, but instead he decided to walk around Coruscant a bit more. He hadn't been here in months, and the streets of Coruscant appeared to be brighter than they had been before.

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