Taking the invitation to talk at a more private table, Minna would otherwise waste no time in getting to the point of why she was there.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:magenta">"I will get right to it, Chief told me to look for you. I was ordered to procure your services specifically, and was also told to give you this."</span>Minna would take out the credit chip that she was given and slide it along the table toward Avalia. If Avalia would accept it or not was of little consequence to Minna as she figured the deal was already made between the Chief and Avalia and it was merely Minna's role to act as something of a "middle man" to deliver the payment for services to be rendered.<br/><br/>At this point Minna would make sure to keep her voice down so that wandering souls would not easily pick up on what she was saying.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:magenta">"The long and short of it is this. I.. no.. <i>we</i> are to investigate the details of a trader on Commaf being murdered. The name of the suspect is unknown, but the victim was Jygar Hussen. I know little about Commaf, but from what I have read he is one of the most rich and powerful traders on the planet. <br/>
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Ideally, we want to take him in alive. Though something tells me that this is not a simple mission for capturing the bad guy. I think that is why Chief sent me to you. The murder of someone that powerful on a planet seems to have far more complications than not."</span><br/><br/>At this point Minna would put her intel out onto the table but she would not open it. Not here where other random people could end up learning about confidential information. It was more to show that Minna was at least prepared and when Avalia accepted they would hopefully just get onto a ship and head off for Commaf. At that point Minna and Avalia likely would be able to go over what information Minna had provided for them to begin the hunt as it were.