"We need a Jedi Obelisk stolen. Well, technically it's a Krathian Obelisk. But it's on Yavin 4 which, excuse me if my sources are wrong, is deep in Jedi territory. Thus the reason you won't be taking an ESD. You'll need a cloaked ship... if you have one you're familar with, then you may use that, if not, our organization will procure one for you."

She looked at his glass twirling antics.

"More?"

Lupercus nodded, placing the glass on the table and sliding it across to her on its base.

"Sounds easily do-able. I'll need the specific location, because Yavin 4 is in the Rogue Jedi Orders space.

Any specific details i might require? I have my own ship available."

She smiled, filling his glass and moving to slide it across the table. Before she did, she handed it to the geekish servant to replace the ice cube.

"I will send Akadar along with you. He knows the route to Yavin 4, and where on the planet you will need to go. If you accept the mission, you will return in 3 days with whatever team you will take with you, and the vessel you will use. I will pay you in advance, as a token of faith."

She slid the glass back to him, poison-laced ice having disolved enough to do it's task.

Lupercus nodded, picking up the shot. As it neared his lips he paused.

"That is acceptable."

He smiled thiny, wondering whether or not he should bring up the fact that he knew all about his drink. It had a smell.

"Oh, and incase you're wondering, my ship is in Hangar bay Golf-11A. Dumping my body there, or at least nearby would be much appreciated."

He winked to the woman and downed the whole shot, not a drop escaping his mouth.

They smiled at each other, eyes locked until Lupercus slumped over the table. Akadar entered the room.

"They'll work. You know where he landed."

Akadar nodded, picking up the body and carrying it to his hanger.

He woke up, barely an hour later, slumped against a bulkhead outside his ship. Opening his eyes he received curious glances from passerbys, believing him to be a remarkably well dressed vagrant. Glaring intensely, they looked away, Lupercus pulling himself up with no attempt at regaining any of his dignity. As he turned back towards the Yacht he saw Akadar, his hulk form standing watchfully nearby.

"At least you brought me back here.

Have you prepared for the trip?"

Akadar nodded, silently as always. He gestured, slightly, to the baggage he had; two suitcases, and a sports equipment bag of some kind. He stood with the suitcases on the left of him... whatever was in the sports bag was big and heavy, since he needed his stronger arm to lift it. He had put a pair of black sunvisors on, to prevent retinal damage... he hadn't been outside in a while...