<strong>Tyron Bronwell</strong>- Shaa Raa could have supplied parts for an aging ship<br/><br/><strong>Dae Meirka</strong>- Shaa Raa would consider her like an exotic drug and would send people her way, for a price<br/><br/><strong>Yig</strong>- he'll bid on her.  She's in rough shape so the price should be a little lower  Probably not more than 1000 CR.  Whether he frees her or not would depend on her<br/><br/><strong>Chia Luaneth</strong>-a happy customer is a repeat customer.  might have faced each other across the gaming table<br/><br/><strong>Nealla Varr</strong>-whatever dealings they've had, Shaa Raa tries to avoid her daughter.  She reminds him that he has a soul and that means he's probably going to end up on the Empire's shit list.<br/><br/><strong>Ve'tralla Kurzen</strong>-might have faced each other across the gaming table.  Potentially might consult her on a more obscure weapon that he's trying to fix.<br/><br/><strong>Therion Altier</strong>- selling parts is good.  Selling them without haggling is better but that's also a bad sign.  It means the customer is desperate and that leads to all sorts of problems.<br/><br/><strong>Kea Elysar</strong>- competition is good for the market.  They've probably faced each other a number of times over negotiations and likely have a grudging respect for the other's abilities.  She is a more specialized information broker, so he's not truly competition in that area.<br/><br/><strong>Ayami-Jahna Terkana</strong>-She'd likely be wary of him trying to pimp her out.  They'd need to come to an understanding before he realized she wasn't a prostitute any more.<br/><br/><strong>Zebrin</strong>- Shaa Raa would hire him.  He's a good mechanic but Zebrin is a great one.<br/>