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Kayoi had expected a long answer, but the one she’d received left her eyes wide for a moment. That was…a lot. She couldn’t imagine having so much responsibility weighing down on her own shoulders. “Wow…” she’d managed to say before he continued on, bringing up the politics that were involved in...

“I appreciate that.” Kayoi said with a thankful nod. She personally was aware that she was lucky for now. Should the Grand Admiral pick up on something down the line, she hoped the last thing was her antennae. If that was found out, she was hardly sure how clients would treat her. Would loyal...

The Grand Admiral’s words gave the woman a laugh. Maybe he did have a sense of humor. Then again, maybe he really was being serious. “That’s quite the offer. I don’t exactly think I’m cut out fir Imperial life though. Too much hard work. Not enough down time to check out nice cantinas.” She...

Kayoi felt instantly relieved at the Grand Admiral’s words. A hat was good enough. Of course, it depended on how big the hat was, and for how long she could cover her antennae before they got sore or started to get uncomfortable. Already, hers were, but she was used to wearing hats for long...

Now that was the strangest thing Kayoi had ever heard. “This person just let’s people walk into their home to look at art?” The woman questioned. She couldn’t imagine what lunatic would do such a thing. Either, this person was deeply naive, or didn’t seem to regard how easy it would be to steal...

Kayoi was taken aback by those words of his. It did nothing. She could not believe that this is what she had been called to do. “So…no fighting? Just gathering….art?” She questioned, as if to ensure she was hearing him clearly. This wasn’t some strange dream was it? It was beginning to feel like...

With the gesture to take a seat, Kayoi did so, making herself comfortable as the Grand Admiral carried on the conversation. At his question, she gave a nod. “I’ve heard of it. A planet the siths were closest linked to.” She responded, noting her familiarity with the planet. At least, what she...

Kayoi eyed the gages on her ships dash. Brown eyes gazed over the one signifying how much fuel remained in the ship’s tanks, and gave a frustrated sigh at the sight. “I’ll have to refill it before I leave…” she said aloud, making a mental note that she’d have to do just that before going on the...