Gorvn ran over the contents of his satchel yet again. He had not forgotten anything, he knew that. He was just nervious, having something to think over helped him remain calm.
Before him was a fully-loaded barge of sorts, the pilot had called it a shuttle. It was huge, and would soon be taking off to dock with its orbiting mother ship, from where it would head out to a variety of destinations, one of them being Corellia. From there Gorvn would unload with a great deal of this cargo. And then ... he had no information about what would happen after that. Apparently the owners of this cargo would find him.
As his little datapad said, he was just going along for experience, and to keep a watch over the cargo. Gorvn glanced at the datapad again. And he was apparently supposed to be an apprentice to the man who owned this stuff. That was his cover.
The insectoid looked at the picture he had been given of the supposed 'owner' of this cargo, and then at himself. What an odd couple. But then, reasoned Gorvn, he made an odd partner to anyone.
"We're ready to go, Mr. Gorvn," said a crewman. Gorvn looked away from his datapad, and down at the man. "Alright," he said, his voice buzzing slightly.
As the shuttle soared out of the Naboo atmosphere, Gorvn watched out his view port with curiosity. The last time he had been up this high he had been entering Naboo. That had been a long time ago, long enough that he wasn't exactly sure of the date. Sitting down on a bunch of crates, or rather, folding down, Gorvn tried to enter a meditative state. It would be a long trip.
Before him was a fully-loaded barge of sorts, the pilot had called it a shuttle. It was huge, and would soon be taking off to dock with its orbiting mother ship, from where it would head out to a variety of destinations, one of them being Corellia. From there Gorvn would unload with a great deal of this cargo. And then ... he had no information about what would happen after that. Apparently the owners of this cargo would find him.
As his little datapad said, he was just going along for experience, and to keep a watch over the cargo. Gorvn glanced at the datapad again. And he was apparently supposed to be an apprentice to the man who owned this stuff. That was his cover.
The insectoid looked at the picture he had been given of the supposed 'owner' of this cargo, and then at himself. What an odd couple. But then, reasoned Gorvn, he made an odd partner to anyone.
"We're ready to go, Mr. Gorvn," said a crewman. Gorvn looked away from his datapad, and down at the man. "Alright," he said, his voice buzzing slightly.
As the shuttle soared out of the Naboo atmosphere, Gorvn watched out his view port with curiosity. The last time he had been up this high he had been entering Naboo. That had been a long time ago, long enough that he wasn't exactly sure of the date. Sitting down on a bunch of crates, or rather, folding down, Gorvn tried to enter a meditative state. It would be a long trip.