<strong>"Combat drones are vicious things intended for killing, not police actions, they will-"</strong><strong>"If anyone tried to start firing off rounds without a good reason, planetary governors would be on it fast. If they tried to start a firefight ,they'd be hearing about it from nobles above. I understand your concerns, but we have to make money too and while maybe a bit frightening in some ways, this is one of the safer palces to deliver such things as combat droids to. Here, they are more likely to sit in a storage just in case than to actually be deployed."</strong><br/><br/>The two women spoke agian, with Shula looking concerned, while Zlata spoke to try and dissuade the situation. At the time Emma let out a soft sigh. Smiling to the two, she spoke in a serious, but motherly, friendly fashion.<strong>"Regardless of reasons we need to have money to buy access to ports, to pay for fuel and supplies and to secure future cargo. If we dumped this cargo because of a moral scare, we would be eating kibble and whoring ourselves, literally, to just get enough coin to fly to another system to look for work."</strong><br/><br/>Her tone wa sserious and seemed to sink in to folks, causing a brief bit of silence among most. It was Carmella that spoke up to answer to Rose's question.<strong>"We have a week in a jump and on arrival, we'll have three days worth of time planetside when we arrive. We're going to look for cargo to take ahead from where we land, and check up on possible passengers. Two days shoreleave, one day of loading up and preparing, and we're off to leave. The day we land, is the day we unload the cargo, and that gives us those two days of shoreleave. Its a short stop, I know, but Captain Nicole decided on that."</strong><br/><br/>As Carmella finished saying that though, there was a scoffing noise from Jessica.<strong>"As if she had made good choices before. Ah well, hopefully it'll all go well, but I have to admit, 2 days of shore leave sounds pretty short, especially if we work our ass off the night before unloading, and the first day after by just loading goods aboard again."</strong><br/><br/><strong>"Uhm, regardless, that's going to be the time we need protection on the ground. 4 days, 2 for loading and unloading, and 2 days when folks are on shoreleave. You're free to come with, and we can lock the ship up for that time, or you can stay aboard. Nicole hardly ever leaves, and same with Shula usually."</strong>