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Location: Eriadu – Eriadu City
Time: Early Evening
Participants: @Critas @Berathen
Dice: HERE
Briefing: In our last visit we took over a base and over time have collected a small collection of weapons. Most of our warriors are already well outfitted with arms and armor. But that does not mean the gear we have laying around needs to collect dust. A nearby black-market trading hub on Eriadu is a perfect place to off load those weapons but the buyers and associated people are usually troublesome. Try to sell them without it devolving into fighting.
Diocletian followed the twi’lek through the streets of Eriado City as they wound their way thought its maze-like alleys. He had paid the twi’lek twenty credits for information on the location of a certain trader who had information they needed for their task. He would be meeting a new partner at the trader’s office when they got there. Dio had not heard much about him and only knew his name, Venku Keldau. Dio did not really care how new the other Mandalorian was, only that he does his job when the time came.
After several backtracks and false trails, the Mandalorian and his twi’lek guide appeared outside the warehouse of Tiko’s Collectables. The merchant, Tiko, was known for working in both the legitimate market as well as the black market. It was the shadier side that Dio and his partner would be interested in. They needed admittance to the Eriadu black market to sell arms for the movement and this Tiko would be their ticket in without too much fuss.
Dio was wearing his usual load out, his heavy beskar’gam, his bowcaster across his back, and the old trusty Shriek-Hawk hanging from a two-point harness in front of him. He had freshly painted on jaig-eyes on his helmet and the new rank of Rally Master painted on one shoulder. The usual bandoleer of grenades went from right to left, shoulder to hip, riding just above his Strill blaster backup. A well worn vibroblade hilt jutted just above one greave.
After he paid the twi’lek for his time, Dio walked across the street to a small street vendor and bought himself a bottle of water. Supposedly it was fresh from Alderon. Dio believed that as much as he counted on Leandro’s turning Sith, exactly zero percent chance. But it was wet and cold and Dio needed it at the time. He had forgotten to eat again that morning and it would make him grumpy all day. He hoped the new guy would show up soon so they could get the show on the road.