Talika sat back in her chair and pondered the options. Corporations were such a pain in the ass, but there was usually an angle somewhere as they were all about the bottom line. Which one, though, would afford the best angle?<br/><br/>SoroSuub might not be bad, but all things considered Talika thought they might be too protective of their interests. She could probably sniff around and eventually find someone with access to the elevator codes she needed who would sell them to her, but that was 'eventually', and it meant a lot of legwork. She wasn't opposed to that, but she had to think there was a quicker way.<br/><br/>ORO sounded like it might pose a different version of the same problem. If they were here when this wasn't usually the kind of planet they liked to operate on, then they had to be up to something. If Talika could find out what, that might get her what she'd need to make them share the access code, but of course that meant she'd have to find out what it was they were doing. And there was the strong possibility she was wrong, and they were just running a distribution center on Nar Shadaa or something as equally mundane and she'd have wasted all kinds of time.<br/><br/>No, Talika finally decided, Outland Mining was probably the best bet of the corporations. She figured if they were mostly a front for other things, they might not even have any interests down there to protect. That could mean she could just go straight to them and buy the codes, or trade for them, whatever. Yes, that sounded like the place to start.<br/><br/>Talika turned back to the console and looked for any kind of contact information. If they were still fronting as a corporation, maybe she could call ahead and make an appointment. Either way, Outland Mining would be her next stop.