<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/1/10/Kel-dor_jedi.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Vo-Cador (https://docs.google.com/document/d/12CNreTPZiR8kRcq5dozDXlAkrgNIQHf8_qwHyNtWOUg/edit)<br/><strong>Wounds:</strong>0/13<br/><strong>Strain:</strong>0/13<br/><strong>Soak:</strong>4<br/><strong>Conflict:</strong>0<br/><strong>Tags:</strong>All<br/><hr/><br/>Vo-Cador spent most of the journey in quiet meditation in his chamber, and mulling over the mission objective. He was concerned that "Nestegg" might be jumping to conclusions about this Udi Gunray. Surely, there were more influential targets, targets more directly involved in fomenting war with the Republic. They did not even know what manner of deal was being struck with Chilu. They were woefully in the dark, and the wrong course of action could very destroy the possibility of peace.<br/><br/>As the ship made its final approach, he approached the rest of the crew, hoping to come up with at least an initial plan.<br/><br/>"I feel that further reconnaissance will be needed before we act," he said. "If we can subtly sabotage the deal, by undermining trust between Udi and Chilu, I think we will do far more good than forcibly intervening. But to do that, we need to know precisely what deal is being done. To that end, I propose we put surveillance on Udi Gunray's docking bay. If someone can get aboard to see it's cargo, even better. I would suggest Trash Witch for this role," Vo frowned. The girl's name was still odd to him. "Perhaps she could pose as a beggar in the spaceport, someone innocuous, someone people are eager to ignore.<br/><br/>"However, it may be that no material goods are in play here. Udi may be procuring a service, such as a bounty hunter or assassin through Chilu's organization. In that case, perhaps we can neutralize the hired operative before they can fulfill their assignment."<br/><br/>Vo looked to the rest of the crew in turn. "I am also eager to hear your ideas on how to find out more about this deal. People we can watch, conversations we can try to overhear, to better understand what is at stake here."