<div class="floatleft">(http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/bloodandhonor/images/7/7f/Kel_Dor.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120511114908)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Shaa Raa<br/><strong>Location:</strong><em>Respite</em>Lounge<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><strong>Notes:</strong><br/><strong>Wounds: 12/12</strong><strong>Strain: 13/13</strong><strong>Status:</strong>Normal<br/><br/>Shaa Raa had abandoned any hope of successfully resting in his cabin.  His choice of a<strong>Herglic</strong>(https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Herglic/Legends) 'roommate' had proven as unwise as he'd expected it to be.  Still, they'd been willing to pay for the room.  It wasn't only the behemoth's insistence that she was the 'best bounty hunter in the galaxy' that had put him off.  She also snored loudly and, on he one occasion he'd managed to get to sleep, she'd lifted his deliberately generic breathing mask to 'see what you was hiding'.  He'd twice explained that the atmosphere was toxic to him and that without his mask and eye shields he would not only suffocate and die, he'd be unable to communicate at an audible frequency to<em>say</em>that he was dying.  Such were the travails of a<strong>Kel Dor</strong>(https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Kel_Dor) when they traveled in the company of those who didn't know their species.<br/><br/>It would be far easier to stay in the lounge.  There was always somebody awake and, even if he nodded off, no one would be able to tell, especially if it looked like he was reading something boring like a technical manual.  It was a pity that he wasn't able to stay with his cargo container.  He'd have slept there if he could.<br/><br/>He looked at the others in the lounge.  He had no interest in speaking to the Gamoreans; he liked his organs on the inside and his skeleton intact.  He briefly considered joining the sabbac game but the Bothans would likely collude to cheat and he didn't have enough to afford losing any.  The Givin was likely a courier of some sort, whatever he was transporting was probably in the luggage he was holding onto so desperately.  He was either new or a distraction, drawing attention away from the real courier.  Likely one of the humans had the real package.  It was possible that the Gammoreans where the courier's bodyguards or potentially he had no guards. The three humans were potentially traveling together, despite any attempts to make it look otherwise.<br/><br/>It was almost worth investigating.  Anything that worth protecting was likely highly valuable.  Not worth risking his life valuable, at least not likely to be, since he had no real proof that his assumptions were accurate.  Maybe.  He'd need to think about it.  In the meantime, he'd just sit and observe and see what transpired.  If he was lucky, he might even be able to get some sleep.<br/><br/>