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    You’re Hapan Intelligence. You tell me,” Dasquian said, with a huff of laughter. “My brother is - was - a Commodore in the Royal Navy. My father was a pirate. Ishara Alastor publically denounced my family as threats to the throne. I’ve spent the past decade as a known terrorist and enemy of one of the largest military forces in the Galaxy, with my name and face on bounty boards from the Core to the Rim. There are… any number of reasons why this captain might know my family name.

    “Ah, sir,” Dalla Magre held up a hand. “Sorry. Is there… anything I can do? Should we try to.. reel in the distress beacon?”

    Dasquian shook his head, glad at least that the communications officer was still level-headed. “No. If they’re concerned about it, they’ll shoot it out of the sky. Otherwise, we stand by the fact that the ship is too damaged to pull it back in.” There was a possibility, of course, that the beacon had already been disabled. The Argentine’s systems were in a sufficiently damaged state that it was difficult to say with certainty whether the sensor readouts were reporting accurately. Still, they could hope.

    “With no disrespect to your professions, anyone whose skills aren’t absolutely necessary to keep this cruiser afloat should join the passengers in the escape pod. I’m sure they would feel reassured by your presence.” At this, Dasquian looked around the rather crowded cockpit. The pilot and co-pilots remained in place, but at a grudging nod from the captain, the navigator and junior technicians shared a few uncertain words in their native tongue before slipping away.

    “Captain, would you care to join us at the docking hatch?” It was a courtesy that had to be offered, Dasquian knew.

    “Yes,” the captain squared his shoulders. His ash-white cheeks had lost some of their colour. Either he was calmer, or his anger had cooled into something more controlled. “I should be the one to bring them aboard. This is my ship.”

    Catching Alice’s eye, Dasquian gestured towards the cockpit exit. “Lead on, then, captain.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marielle Lafleche View Post
    "Stand down, Remy. We're coming to you."
    “Stand down,” Remy echoed, relaying the message through to the cockpit of each starfighter. There was a general murmur of irritation, audible even through the fighter’s already sealed cockpit canopies.

    “The captain is going aboard,” Remy said, popping his ships canopy and standing up out of his seat. “Two of you, out. Decide amongst yourselves who, but do it before the captain gets down here.”

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    Belargic's behavior was one of these occasions where she understood better why the Consortium was so deeply matriarchal. Men always had to make it about themselves, even when their lineage wasn't as wildly advertised as it might have once been. She had worked for years for the Hapan Intelligence and she was damn good at her job but the Belargic name had never landed in her files, for she had been too busy dealing with an assortment of pirates and other terrorists. The list of known terrorists as he had put it was quite vast, and priority order changed over the years.

    But the information meant that contrary to the new wave that had been most of the pirates she had had to uproot over the years, these ones might have direct ties to the Belargic family, either as allies or as rivals, which might make the Director more interesting as a Hapan than as an Alliance Agent.

    She didn't bother say a word, and simply nodded. As much as she was glad she had taken the direction of serving the crown in the Intelligence Department, she missed the straightforwardness of the military at times. She hated how agencies could play game to fluff some higher rank egos. Belargic's identity had been hidden from her until she had met him, and she knew from what she had picked of her briefing with her own superior that it was a joint decision. It was petty and ridiculous and led to waste of time in crisis situations where it could have been averted.

    At least the Director's decisions to have as many of the crew members as possible joining the delegates in the escape pod was a sound one. Hopefully the pirate would keep her word and let the passengers and crew go freely. She would ensure it was the case. She had seen pirates have actual morals and others make careless promises just for show.

    As she fell in stride with the Director as they headed to the docking pay with the Captain, she knew she would find out soon.

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    Captain Lafleche and her First Mate did not stay to watch the progress of the Argentine towards their own ample hangar bay, confident that their commands would be carried out. They could be a lawless bunch, but when it came to business they were quite focused on taking what they wanted. In this case, the Argentine.

    "Probably not what the crew had in mind in terms of a prize, I admit. But once we're done with him, I'm sure he's worth a lot to the right person. Maybe multiple persons.."

    There was a mercenary lack of caring in the captain's planning.

    "With a man that level of wanted, we could have a bit of a competition for who gets him.."

    They had time to discuss exactly how they were going to handle their new guest for the time being, as they made their way from the bridge to the bay. Time enough to catch up Remy, who Marielle knew would also be delighted to know who it was they had just had placed in their collective greedy grasp.

    Time for... Captain Bonnie to take point on their first introduction.

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    Vic loved the idea of selling a man-pet to the highest buyer; but she also realized that they would keep me to themselves for a while, and drag him back to a certain place. This was proving interesting, and she was looking forward to see the look on his face when he realized the extension of the mess he had got himself too. Maybe he had ran away from the Cluster for a good many years; but his luck was turning, and Marielle and her were going to make sure he realized that.

    She couldn't help grinning as Marielle explained her devious plan. That was one of the reasons they were close friends. While Vic was the proud harlot, they were both nevertheless machiavelic and fed off of each other. Their pragmatic streak also ensured that their evil plans remained practical to execute. And knowing each other as well as they did helped any charade to look seamless.

    That was why as the crew stepped inside the hangar bay, Vic stomped in first, the sound of her boots a contrast with the feline energy emanating from her. Her eyes fell upon the trio held at the bottom of the boarding ramp. Besides the Umbaran who seemed both annoyed and helpless, she caught sight of the woman, Hapan by her beautiful features, and of course the Belargic man-pet. She wouldn't be able to call him as such, because it would sell them out, but he just would have to wait.

    He looked bony and there was something about the way he carried himself that showed he had been away from the Cluster way too long to know what was good for him.

    "Welcome aboard the S'emparer de Kurh'n'nor. I am Captain Bonnie, and here is my first mate Lafleche,"
    she said with her natural confidence, gesturing towards Marielle.

    Her attention turned to the brunette, before narrowing back at Belargic.

    "I see we have two Hapans to negotiate with, especially one of them. Granted, Belargic, you have forgotten much about the rules of politeness among our kind."
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    A dozen or more retorts came to mind, but Dasquian swallowed each of them and was left with a tight, humourless smile on his lips.

    Madelle Captain, this is Captain Gehant of the Argentine,” he said in crisp Basic, making the short but necessary introduction between the two commanding officers. As he did, his eyes danced for a moment over the faces of the other Hapan crew, noting their features, their postures.

    “I’m certain that Captain Gehant would appreciate you conducting any negotiations in Galactic Basic, as is the standard in Alliance space,” Belargic added, a none too subtle reminder of their current location and its place outside of the Hapes Cluster.

    For his part, Captain Gehant stood with his shoulders squared and a formidable scowl firmly spread across his face.

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    Alice observed with acute attention when they met their welcoming committee. There was something off about both women. It was difficult to say why without prying deep into their brains; but the Agent had the inkling that there was something they were not told, maybe more than a little bit.

    There was no tension rippling from either the redhead or the brunette, which the Sith took as a strong bond between them, which would have to be taken into account when dealing with them. It might even be useful, she mused to herself, while Belargic was the one speaking.

    She wasn't shocked that they chose to speak Hapan over Basic, regardless of the Director's observation. She truly doubted that standard law was of much relevance to the crew, given their occupation. She couldn't help wondering how the Director could expect differently from Hapan pirates.

    She waited in silence, standing still and confident. She had the inkling that she would come into the conversation quite soon.

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    At Vic's side, Marielle made her own quiet assessment of their trio of negotiators. For certain, the situation had become very interesting. This was not their usual way of conducting business. There was no amusement in her eyes though, as they touched upon each of the Argentine's delegates, lingering on Dasquian only long enough for her eyes to narrow.

    When her name was mentioned, she gave a curt nod to identify herself, but said nothing. Her fingers flexed where they rested, lightly at her hips.

    Ahhh, that was classic Victoire.

    Marielle's attention returned to the Acting Captain. Vic Bonnie might be a saucy pirate today, but once she had just about been a lady. She came from a fine family, and that was something inherent that could not be concealed with any alias she, or her sister, might have taken. Command came effortlessly to her. Probably in all situations. It was tempting to grin at the way her friend, no...her captain was already set upon tormenting their catch of the day, chiding him for a lack of Hapan graces.

    At least he seemed to know enough to not sass the Lady Captain back..

    Captain Gehant of the Agentine did seem very put out by the whole ordeal. If he realized what would have befallen him had things been different.. Had they not heard the name, Dasquian Belargic, and altered their plans. It was absolute certainty that his situation would be much more severe now. The man should be kissing Bonnie's boots in humble gratitude for his head being yet attached to his body.

    "Oh, hear that Captain? Alliance space, here and we had no idea..." The First Mate's dark eyes rolled briefly to the vaulty hangar ceiling above them.

    "Separate them, I say..", she advised, all humor gone from her tone, replaced with steel. "Interrogate them one by one. Start with the woman. Obviously she's the only one with any sense."

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    Belargic's retort left Vic unmoved. Her Hapan pride ran deep, back to her days raised as a Lady. She saw none of her education and career as lesser than the life she had left behind to embrace her wild but strong nature. She had values, different that what might have once been expected of hers; but she was not to be trampled over, and certainly not by a man-pet who was going to be a prisoner for longer than he might think.

    She briefly caught how Marielle's eyes lingered too long on the bony male though. Most others would have missed it; but Vic knew Marielle as if they had been raised together. Certain times she dared say that she knew Marielle better than she did her own sister. As close as she was to Kris, she recognized the extensive deviousness of the older Bonnie, something she deeply admired; but that could keep them apart to a degree.

    As for Marielle's brief but deep gaze upon the Hapan male, there was something there she didn't know what to make of. It concerned her though her expression didn't betray any of her inner thoughts.

    Marielle's remark about Belargic's demand about them speaking Basic, was perfectly on point.

    "You insult my geography, Director,"
    she retorted flatly in flawless Basic.

    She nodded to Marielle's suggestion, which she knew was a disguised command, about separating the trio. She wholeheartedly agreed with it, and had already come to a similar conclusion.

    She ordered, reverting to Hapan, two female crew members to escort the Umbaran captain; and two male ones to dispatch Belargic. If he still remembered enough about his birth culture, he would recognize the insult right there.

    "First Mate Lafleche, will you escort Lady..."

    She looked at the brunette who had remained silent so far.

    "Alice Di Scarra," she replied with a nod to Vic and Marielle.

    "Will you escort Lady Di Scarra to an appropriate room where we will speak to her?"


    Marielle would understand that Vic was planning to double check that both the Umbaran and Belargic were appropriately locked up out of habit, before reuniting with her Captain.

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    It had been difficult for Remy to believe until he was confronted with the truth of the situation: Dasquian Belargic standing before him, a few well placed steps away from becoming his sister's captive. As Vic, in her guise as the captain, began to split the Alliance crew apart for questioning, Remy’s eyes never left Belargic’s face. What was he expecting to find there? Some… familiarity, some sense of recognition? Years ago, in a life that felt so foreign that it was hard to see as his own, Remy had served alongside Commodore Aaron Belargic in the Hapan Royal Navy. The Commodore had been a difficult man to read and now Remy wondered whether it was a familial trait, as he struggled to place the expression on Dasquian’s face.

    “Shall we begin our search of the Argentine, captain?” Remy asked, looking away from Dasquian at last, his eyes shifting between Vic and Marielle.

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    Interrogate them… Dasquian pursed his lips as two male members of the crew came forward to restrain him. He watched without objection as the pair placed binders on his wrists. If he wasn’t mistaken, he’d escaped from pairs like this before, a fact that he kept well and truly to himself.

    The prospect of interrogation didn’t scare Dasquian Belargic, who had spent years in the custody of the Imperial Inquisition. While Captain Gehant was clearly furious about the situation, Dasquian didn’t fear for the Umbaran captain either. His military training would serve him well, and the information that he could surrender under interrogation was… unlikely to be considered valuable to pirates. As for Agent Di Scarra, she had been schooled by Hapan Intelligence; there was no reason for Dasquian to be concerned on her behalf. It was, however, noteworthy that Captain Bonnie had called her lady. For all their flouting of Hapan tradition, the pirate crew also seemed to be curiously bound to it.

    The two male crewmen took Belargic by the upper arms. “We could make this process a good deal faster if you’d tell me what it is you’re looking for, madelle,” he said, addressing Captain Bonnie.

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    "At once, Captain."

    The First Mate complied, stepping forward to provide escort to.. Lady Di Scarra.. it would seem. The lack of bonds placed on the sultry Hapan woman provided a sharp contrast to the way Dasquian was being treated. Let him think on that a while.

    Almost pleasantly, Marielle gestured before her with a bit of a flourish. "If you would be so kind, ta'din..."

    Her dark eyes touched her brother's for a moment as she passed. It was a good day for them, a very good day. She heard his question regarding the Argentine, but left it with Vic. Marielle knew what her own orders would be - Seek and Destroy any beacons the Argentine might have sent out - but she was committed to her part for the moment. This ruse worked because she trusted Vic with command of the vessel. The wench knew what she was about.

    First Mate Lafleche led the way to the preordained meeting room. A conference room really for the Miy'til starfighter squadron, where Remy did his best to maintain order. Dasquian's destination was much more secured, of course. Away from his sight now, Marielle smiled, tasting her victory as the doors closed behind them, so she could negotiate the details with a sensible Hapan lady.

    "Ta'din Di Scarra, have a seat. Allow me to welcome you aboard our enigmatic vessel of fortune. I am, Captain Lafleche. Forgive my deception, trust that I felt it necessary for my own reasons. Your Captain Gehant will be treated to a quiet respite and returned to you in the same state he left, my interest is no longer in the ship, it's cargo or in any further violence.", she began.

    It was not promised that she would not return to those very measures, were her demands not met - and she only had one..

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    Vic was curious to see what Marielle would tell the Hapan woman who was accompanying Belargic. She would find out soon enough. It was a blessing in disguise that such a traveling companion happened. It might make their lives easier. It wasn't that any of them, she guessed, had any issue with doing whatever they saw necessary to keep their prey and deal with him personally; but a Hapan woman would probably know better than most outsiders.

    She looked at Remy, and gave it a few seconds to see whether Marielle wished to step in or not. When the brief pause brought nothing, she answered at once. To most onlookers and the strangers, it would only look as if she might have needed the shortest time to consider her options.

    "Search the whole ship. Look for beacons. Destroy any you'll find."

    Her tone left no room for argument, which worked with her posing as Captain, and that she knew Marielle well enough to know what to do.

    She fell back into her First Mate's role as soon as they brought Ta'din Di Scarra to the meeting room. She remained silent from then on, waiting to see how the other woman would respond. Standing close by Marielle, she was once again her vibrant shadow.

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    At this point, Alice couldn't do anything regarding the Director or the Umbaran Captain. When it was clear she was the one the Captain had chosen to speak to first, the Hapan agent wasn't that surprised. Even from Theselon, she still understood too well how women prevailed over men in the Consortium in most occasions. While they weren't on Hapan ground, they were aboard a Hapan ship. That equated to the same kind of things, regardless of where said ship was located.

    The brunette nodded to the First Mate's invitation to follow them towards whatever room they would speak. Of course, she was still very much on guard. The Sith was no fool, and knew that pirates could be very treacherous, even though she didn't feel ostentatious deception from either women, even though she still believed something was up.

    Once they reached their destination, she took the offered seat. Upon the revelation that the actual captain was Lafleche, she kept her expression neutral; but wasn't surprised. That explained the whisper she had sensed in the Force. It also confirmed her impression that both women were incredibly close. That was something to keep in mind.

    "Well met, Captain Lafleche," she replied with a curt nod. No reason to be unpleasant to her hostess.

    She listened to what was said about the Captain, and the ship at large. What was left untold was obvious.

    "We go unharmed, as long as I leave Belargic with you."


    It wasn't a question. She would have to figure exactly why, even though a myriad of options were possible.

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    "Something like that.." Likewise seated, the captain smiled, crossing one booted leg over the opposite knee, relaxed now that she had this almost tied up with a bow.

    "He does not know us, but we both know him." Marielle angled her head toward her First Mate.

    Before she said more on the subject of their one prize, Marielle needed to know just who she was dealing with. Information could change a person's entire day, she was finding.

    Her cheekbones still round with her feline smile of victory. Somewhere on board her ship, Dasquian Belargic was being secured and guarded until she and Vic got there.

    "Tell me, ta'din what it is you are doing with the likes of him? He's been wanted for treason since the reign of Ta'a Chume Ishara."

    Determining what Alice Di Scarra's business with Dasquian was, and what her role in the Consortium was, may change things.

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    (ooc - skipping Vic for this round)

    Alice observed both women with acute focus. Her cybernetic eyes provided details normal Hapan eyes didn't, but her Force skills also gave her a way to assess a situation that only enhanced her spy training.

    The Captain was fairly confident, potentially to a fault in certain other circumstances, she thought. Yet it was hard for her not to have the upper hand at the moment. And Alice knew that it might play in her favor, for she wanted to ensure all the Umbarans left safely. Belargic was a whole other matter, and while she didn't wish him ill at all, she also understood that sometimes sacrifices must be made.

    It also made much sense that she was asked what the matter was with her own dealing with Belargic.

    "My superiors assigned me to work with a fellow operative, from the Alliance agency, who turned out to be Belargic."

    The Consortium having aligned itself with the Alliance could still baffled Alice; but politics weren't her field.

    And she had been kept in the dark about her collaboration with Belargic, which still didn't sit well with her, and might make her willing to hear the pirates out about their own purpose for the Director.

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    Marielle did not know the woman, but she could feel the weight of her scrutiny. She did not miss a thing this one, Alice, and the captain tucked that knowledge away for now. She was shrewd herself, having gleaned some of the picture, even before the word operative filled in the rest of it.

    "You're a spy." The confirmed her understanding with a nod. "Good."

    "I'm sure the crew would lose no rest over a bloodbath, the kind with no witnesses left to carry the tale.", Marielle looked to Vic for verification on that point and was not disappointed.

    "But I think a Hapan spy and an Alliance Director both missing might rouse more attention than we would like. While certainly capable of violence, my crew are not savages. They know when to fight, and when to.. make a deal." The captain's cheeks blossomed once again with a smile.

    "Belargic comes with us. You, The Argentine and it's crew may continue on. In return, I can offer myself as a viable source of information regarding the pirates crews of Shedu Maad."

    It was breaking all the unspoken codes of their pirate haven, but Marielle did not care. If a few crews found themselves at the Chume's mercy, it would only benefit them.

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    Vic stood by Marielle's side, as always. Now that the masquerade was over, it made sense for her to let her Captain lead the discussion with that Hapan spy. The way the woman had been silent and observant had made it clear she was likely a spy of sorts. She was glad to get confirmation. It made their life easier to be honest, because not only was she Hapan but she must have brains. Not surprisingly, Marielle had the same reaction.

    She held her friend's gaze and nodded at the mention of a bloodbath. She wouldn't spit on such a feast herself for sure. Yet she had to concur with Elle that they didn't want unnecessary attention drawn to them.

    What surprised her was that the woman before them seemed totally unfazed at the mention of a bloodbath. Vic thought she almost saw the hint of a grin pass on the brunette's face. There was something unsettling about her. It wasn't just some Hapan arrogance that they had all earned as women. It was something else, although Vic didn't mull over it much, for she was more intrigued by what her Captain had in mind.

    What Marielle offered for the deal shocked Vic, although she kept her expression unchanged. She had learned to do that years ago, not just when nobility had been drilled into her, but especially when becoming a Fifth Daughter at her sister's establishment. She was damn good at presenting how she wished.

    She got to admit, she liked it when Marielle showed her devious side. It was a damn smart idea, that could get rid of extensive competition, for Shadu Maad had quite a few pirate crews. That was brilliant, and Vic wasn't going to lose sleep over breaking some unspoken codes of piracy.

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    There were always so many options as both a spy and a Sith, when caught in a dangerous situation. Ironically, Alice had grown used to hide her Force powers for so long that she mostly used them in order to get information and discreetly up her physical and mental performances, rather than grand shows that would right away betray her true nature.

    Keeping secrets was as important as trading them, which was a significant part of her job.

    The idea of a bloodbath actually amused her, because even if the extensive crew could eventually overcome her, the two woman facing her would be dead way before she got a broken bone, and she could do that without exerting much energy. But let them be cocky, for the enemy thinking they had the upper ground tended to be the first to fall. She had seen that many time.

    She slightly tilted her head, her eyes still upon the Captain, at the mention of a deal. Now things were getting interesting.

    She listened quietly, taking everything in. She was particularly interested at the mention of Shadu Maad. The Force had a quirky sense of humor really. Some of the elusive pests she had been tracking were from that planet.

    "Belargic is personal to you."

    It was no question, but a statement. Given how much the Captain was putting on the table, it was obvious to her. She had no interest in prying further. She could get the crew away safe, and get some solid info.

    "You have a deal, Captain Lafleche."

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    Marielle sensed it too, although she did not react to it. There was something dangerous about their new friend Alice. Something in the way she had shown no emotion, until the suggestion that her crew might enjoy the slaughter of the Alliance vessel. Then she chose to betray the barest hint of a grin. Either she was nuts, or she knew something that they did not. Both options made her dangerous, but 'Elle was dangerous too. From the dagger at her hip, to the blaster secured beneath the table, aimed at the lovely Hapan spy, she was taking no chances.

    Typically she did not. This business with finding Dasquian Belargic was making her act in all kinds of ways contrary to her normally pragmatic manner. She did not like it..

    "Personal. Yes." A twisted grin of her own curled the captain's rosy lips.

    "Excellent, Ta'din Di Scarra. I look forward to working with you in the future." She would make good on that offer, and rid herself of some unwanted competition in the process.

    After giving Alice Di Scarra the means to contact her in the future, she showed her back the way they had come, returning her to the hangar and The Argentine.

    "Bring Captain Gehant back to his ship, they will be free to go as soon as he boards..."

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