[beebox2=100%]Alexis Vol ” I'd call you a genius, except I'm in the room. ” Like any child born on Nar Shadaa, Alexis's life was not one of Lavish or pleasantries. Her father in not known to her, and was most likely dead in a bar somewhere. Her mother, was a self-employed "companion," who had forgotten to take her birth control pills one night. Alexis' birth was both a blessing and curse on the mother, Niasia. She continued work as a "companion" and used the money to make herself sterile, not wanting another mistake. After the first few years, Niasia began to began to spend more and more time away from Alexis, leaving her with the neighboring apartments and reluctant relatives. Alexis soon figured out why her mother left so often and was disgusted, leaving for the friends she had made in the streets and allied herself with them. Alexis woke up the next morning to find herself in a cage with a dozen or so other women. She waited for about a half-hour before an armed escort came and got her, bringing her up to the office of the man that she had conned, Corbon Stak. He didn't hurt her, he didn't even raise his voice, that was the worst part, he simply told her that she would be put into training immediately, and that she would be a great asset to his arsenal. Alexis had no clue what he meant by that until a day later when she was transported from her cage to a massive dojo within the same building. From then on, she was trained to be Stak's undercover agent, learning various forms of martial-arts, how to use a gun, and various other weapos that ranged from swords to bow and arrows. Almost a year later, and Alexis was sent on her first mission: Gather information on another member of the crime family to use as leverage for an oncoming deal. It was fairly easy, all she had to do was pose as a random intern for his shell-company, and get into his computer wen he wasn't there. After the success of the first mission Stak sent her on more and more, digging up dirt on everyone that posed a threat to Stak. After about the first year, she discovered that dancers in Hutt-owned bars and clubs were a good source of information, all you had to do was get them drunk enough to spill the information, even if it took a little more persuasion. |