Not that Ardana had expected any relief but there was still none to be found from the stifling humidity while under the<em>Folly's</em>landing gear.  The moisture in the air seemed to cling to any exposed part of her skin and made the air heavy to breath.  It was certainly nothing that she couldn't handle but it was worse than she had expected and that was worsened even more by the noxious odors that accompanied each breathe.<br/><br/>If he got here soon, the contact should go easily.  He was to greet her that 'the acid rain was coming in and she'd need some coatings on her ship.'  In reply, Ardana was to tell him she 'planned on staying for a few weeks to find her lost uncle.'  Simple and easy.<br/><br/>The minutes passed as the spy idled quietly.  Ardana felt someone approach - a slight tingle at the edge of her senses from the Force - a heartbeat before the doors opened with a a grinding resistance.  Nonetheless, they opened to reveal a scruffy human in a disheveled. long sleeve shirt and dirty breeches.  He walked with an unsteady pace but Ardana could see the lean and athletic build beneath those dirty clothes.  His hair was an unkempt mop of brown that curled with a similar color to the start of a beard on his face.<br/><br/>It took another few moments as he scanned the hangar and the doors painfully closed behind him.  Republic Intelligence, she knew, could come in a variety of packages.  The Force relayed no aspirations of harm from him but she could sense the liar in him.  Perhaps he was Republic Intelligence or perhaps he was like every other cheater on the Hutt Moon that would pick your pocket as soon as they might slice your throat.<br/><br/>As he crossed the hangar he finally met Ardana's eyes.  His were a brown near the same color as his hair.  He offered a nod but, as his eyes trailed lower on the Twi'lek's body, Ardana noted the edges of mouth curl into a slight grin of appreciation.  Finally, he closed the last few paces to the<em>Kameno's Folly</em>and the Jedi beneath it.  He offered a nod, "I've worked with a number of people over the years but none quite like you."<br/><br/>He hid the underlying intentions of his words well.  Was it a compliment about her as a twi'lek?  A Jedi?<br/><br/>"The name is Chaz," he offerd a hand.  "I'm here to show you around."<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://t14.deviantart.net/RGDg7Z4CBycsbc36EJO-aPK1evU=/fit-in/300x900/filters:no_upscale():origin()/pre11/c9cd/th/pre/f/2015/359/e/6/untitled_by_johnnytheepicchhun-d9lh5cf.jpg)</div></div>