<div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/b/b6/Hot_twins_girl_30.jpg)</div>One of the comely twins--the one with the expensive dueling sword on her belt--pulled out a throne and flipped it through the air as they walked down the tunnels.  Snatching the spinning metal out of the glint of electro-torches, she held it up to her friends.  "Anyone care to wager we'll find nothing more heretical than Metalican corporate saboteurs?"  She was referring to another hive world, one known throughout the sector for its manufacture of solid projectile weapons--and the veneration its people showed to the spirits of their piece.<br/><br/>Her name was Lady Kathline Vangoran—21 years old and usually only distinguishable from her sister through their style.  (They could also switch clothing and mannerisms with some skill…)  among friends she responded readily enough to Kat—even from lowborn friends.<br/><br/>With an arrogant swagger that did intriguing things to the sway of her hips, the assassin danced down the hall after their guide.  Unlike many in her profession, the noble favored flamboyant clothing, a style one might describe as ‘noble tomboy chic.’  It was actually fairly practicle except for the two inch heals on the black leather boots with copper eyelets.  Her snug fitting black breaches were sturdy leather, as was her bodice.  Her fine blouse of billowy silk was a beautiful shade of indigo that could blend into the shadows better than the pants and blouse if she wished it to.  The corset under it was snug and supported her generous chest, but not so tight as to constrict her breathing and make her waist waspish—though she could adjust it to proper tightness for formal occasions.  It was also—some whispered—made of the same protective materials as guard flack.<br/><br/>She was a chesty girl with wavy chestnut hair that bounced merrily off of her shoulders.  Passing tall, passing strong, and exceedingly fit, she walked the last few steps to the shuttle backwards, “Either way, I aim to get some beach time in after this.  Let’s get some work done.”