Meena wasn't one to regret her own decisions, especially not ones that concerned whoever she considered to be her enemy. But the very moment Drak looked into her eyes, a terrible feeling settled into her gut, a feeling that she was committing a mistake. And she could tell, just by meeting his gaze, what all those things he wanted to say were. For the longest time it had made sense to punch someone if they punched you, to betray someone if they betrayed you, to kill someone if they threatened to kill you... But now she wasn't so sure anymore. Was it really worth it? Would she really sleep better knowing she had taken the life of a man who had just been doing his job, trying to make a living just like her, and who would never become an uncle because of her?<br/><br/>It especially stung when he mentioned Cyn. She had tried not to consider the woman and her child, but right now that was all Meena could think of. It angered her that all she could do was hesitate at the moment of her revenge. However, she was now frozen on spot and unable to say or do a thing, hence the decision was no longer in her hands. Vince was more than happy to finish it all. When Drak was pulled into the back alley, she eventually found her ability to make decisions and hurried after them, not sure what she was looking to do at this point. All she knew was that the answer to her problems wasn't to have Drak killed.<br/><br/>"Wait! Vince!" She yelled out once she arrived in the back alley, just in time to see Drak getting shot in the thigh and tumble over the edge. Panic hit her and she shot one blaster bolt towards the Trandoshan, hitting his upper arm and stopping him from getting closer to the edge where Drak was dangling.<br/><br/>Her body tensed when he let go and disappeared from her sight. A distant bump indicated that he had landed somewhere and as Vince and his two guards looked over the edge, the bar owned urged them to go after him. "No!" Meena shrieked and finally earned their attention. "Vince, stop this. Please." She looked into his eyes, hoping to be able to persuade him. However, he was determined to grant her initial wish and with a whisper he told the mildly injured Trandoshan to go after track while sending the other security guard back inside his bar. He then shifted his eyes back to Meena.<br/><br/>"What is this, then? A spark of humanity in Meena Hayes?" Vince chuckled, his tone mocking. "Kessel really did change you. Do you fancy this guy? Why would you ever ask me to kill him if that was the case?"<br/><br/>Meena bit her lip before offering the best response she could. "I don't know. Look, I really, really don't know. You think nothing changed in those seven years? Everything changed!" She looked at him, one of her former good friends, with pleading eyes, hoping he would understand. At the same time, she realized just how many memories Vince brought up and how those memories tormented her more than anything. Perhaps he was the one she wanted to wipe away. "Something happened in Kessel..." Meena spoke quietly, her voice trembling. "Actually, a lot of things happened, but one is more important than the others. I just don't want to see anyone suffer anymore. I can't. Please, you have to understand."<br/><br/>Vince shook his head and sneered. "Look how weak you've become. I guess Kessel really does destroy everyone, without exception." He smirked and walked back to the edge to look down. "Well, either way, your new friend is doomed on this moon. He has no friends now that you've betrayed him and sooner or later someone will plant a blaster bolt in his head. You will be fully responsible for his death, just as you are responsible for many other crimes although you so desperately try to forget who you-"<br/><br/>Hardly having the time to react, he only felt a short stinging pain in his neck and then he was gone. His limp body fell on the ground, a single hole burned into his neck. Meena gritted her teeth at the sight and lowered her blaster. "Are you happy now?" She asked with a weak voice. "Did I prove you how much of a criminal I am by betraying you as well? Huh? Just shut up. Just shut your mouth." Meena turned away from the body, feeling slightly dizzy at the sight of it. Part of her, however, felt as if a burden of some sort had been lifted from her shoulders. After doing her best in pulling herself back together, she discreetly slipped back inside the bar and hurried after the Trandoshan. She wasn't a tracker, but she had a feeling it wouldn't be difficult to find him.