<div class="floatleft">(http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/274/7/3/red_twi__lek_by_iiriva-d5gfwgv.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Anya Idrall<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Tava City<br/><strong>Date/Time</strong>: Day 3, late afternoon<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Everyone<br/><strong>Wearing</strong>: Black headdress, single fingerless glove, flight suit with black top and panties underneath<br/><strong>Important Equipment:</strong>Utility belt with stuff, datapad, pistol in holster<br/><hr/><br/>The first thing Anya did as they left the ship was pull on the rest of her flight suit that was until now casually hanging from her waist, the arms tied around her. The temperature was nice, but one where she'd strut around showing off skin. Heck, if the local authorities were assholes like the inspection party, she might even get arrested if anyone finds her wardrobe indecent.<br/>She quickly slipped into the upper half of the flight suit and pulled the zipper up to her chest, then locked up the Magpie once everyone was off.<br/><br/>Her next concern was the data terminal, where she hit up Konnar Industries and the message in moments. She transferred the local map and the job offers she found onto her datapad, going through them on the way to their destination. Given the cargo capacity of the Magpie she tried to figure out the best possible route or combination for those jobs. The Almaraz and Gwenevar deliveries could be accomplished at the same time, obviously. However, according to the intel the party got, only Almaraz was under Vandorian rule, the other destination systems seemed to be strictly Imperial controlled. Well, she could decide once the current trip was over.<br/><br/>She hardly noticed the people they passed while she was thinking of hyperspace travel and cargo runs with the Magpie. She was completely quiet and lost in thought as the group walked through Tava City. She only snapped out at the R4 unit's menacing beeps and chimes directed at its minions. Blinking a few times she quickly checked the surroundings she didn't pay heed to until now, hoping she wasn't too obvious about it.