"Its a pity Sal doesn't have hair that we could drag her out by" said Ocara, trying to lighten the mood as-usual. The last thing they needed was Verhal turning into Santius, Ocara would probably turn the gun on himself if it got to that.
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Aria:
A grin crossed Aria's face.
"A Quarian tech specialist? It's not like we see your type show up on your Pilgrimage, desperate, confused, and begging for help every few months. Oh wait, Omega, of course we do. I've traded their services for trinkets before. And even then, there are a number of Salarians who are skilled enough to help me. What makes you so special?"
A grin crossed Aria's face.
"A Quarian tech specialist? It's not like we see your type show up on your Pilgrimage, desperate, confused, and begging for help every few months. Oh wait, Omega, of course we do. I've traded their services for trinkets before. And even then, there are a number of Salarians who are skilled enough to help me. What makes you so special?"
Verahl:
Verahl nodded in agreement as they walked onto the surrounding streets.
"Afterlife is this way."
Verahl lead the group towards Afterlife. It towered high above the other nearby buildings, making it a very distinctive landmark from below. It would only be a few minutes walk to the base of it, and then a few more to ride the elevators up.
"Hopefully the bouncers will have stopped her."
Verahl nodded in agreement as they walked onto the surrounding streets.
"Afterlife is this way."
Verahl lead the group towards Afterlife. It towered high above the other nearby buildings, making it a very distinctive landmark from below. It would only be a few minutes walk to the base of it, and then a few more to ride the elevators up.
"Hopefully the bouncers will have stopped her."
Basara sighed as he walked alongside Verahl. "So... someone mind telling me who the hell Aria is, and how we find her?"
Raven glanced around taking note of the line and the bouncer. "Aria is a name that flew around during my days as a mercenary. She is basically the ruler or queen of Omega. If anything happens on Omega she knows about it and she makes her residence in Afterlife. The last thing we need is for Sal to catch Aria's attention."
Aria:
Aria laughed at Sal. This little Quarian has a few interesting secrets now doesn't she. She thought to herself.
"And I don't have enough of them already?" she said as her hand pointed out the Batarian, Turian, and lone Krogan guards surrounding her. "And who's important enough to bring you to the Queen of Omega seeking help for their blood?"
Aria laughed at Sal. This little Quarian has a few interesting secrets now doesn't she. She thought to herself.
"And I don't have enough of them already?" she said as her hand pointed out the Batarian, Turian, and lone Krogan guards surrounding her. "And who's important enough to bring you to the Queen of Omega seeking help for their blood?"
Verahl:
"She's also the nastiest Asari you can meet in this end of the Terminus System. Hell of a woman though..." Verahl said, his voice hinted with a feeling of nostalgia.
"She's also the nastiest Asari you can meet in this end of the Terminus System. Hell of a woman though..." Verahl said, his voice hinted with a feeling of nostalgia.
Aria:
"Ooooh, and here's the drama. Finding someone isn't always the easiest on this station." She mocked, insincere sadness echoing in her voice. "Hard, but far from impossible. It's going to cost more then your skills though to find her though. Now tell me, what else can you offer me?"
"Ooooh, and here's the drama. Finding someone isn't always the easiest on this station." She mocked, insincere sadness echoing in her voice. "Hard, but far from impossible. It's going to cost more then your skills though to find her though. Now tell me, what else can you offer me?"
Basara reached the doors. "Never really did like the Asari. Some can be great, but for the most part they're a little too passive for my tastes. Anyway, here we are, Afterlife. Time to go save a drunk quarian's ass."
Verahl:
Verahl followed shortly behind Basara. They were now standing in the base of building Afterlife was apart of. They had to travel to the top though before they could finally reach the club. Several elevators stood nearby where many people were waiting. The elevators lead to the level immediately below Afterlife. There they'd be able to take some stairs to the street that Afterlife stood on. Only the bouncer would stand in their way then.
They took their place in the crowd and waited for the next to show up.
"Why do these things always take so long?"
Verahl followed shortly behind Basara. They were now standing in the base of building Afterlife was apart of. They had to travel to the top though before they could finally reach the club. Several elevators stood nearby where many people were waiting. The elevators lead to the level immediately below Afterlife. There they'd be able to take some stairs to the street that Afterlife stood on. Only the bouncer would stand in their way then.
They took their place in the crowd and waited for the next to show up.
"Why do these things always take so long?"
From the crowd of guards a tall lanky Turian stepped forth. He scales were reddish brown, but the color was rather muted, indicative of the kind of condition that would make a human pale. As he stepped forward he seemed outwardly calm, but inside he was nervous, he brushed his talons over his head flanges, letting them fall into the gap made by the two missing mid-flanges. Several of the guards looked at him, with a mixture of contempt and curiosity, he had only been a guard for Aria for few months and to them he was still a stranger.
He knew he had to do something, before Aria decided she had had enough fun with the poor girl and told them to dispose of her. With a polite cough to get Aria's attention the Turian suggested something to Aria, " The geth have been getting blown up left and right lately, I could probably get a guy to bring me some parts, then we could get this Quarian to check it out, would probably be worth a the money and trouble."
The Turian wasn't sure whether or not Aria would buy it, he was hoping that she would and he could help the Quarian get off of Omega, or she wouldn't and simply decide to dismiss the girl. If he was worried about the odds his body posture certainly didn't show it.
He knew he had to do something, before Aria decided she had had enough fun with the poor girl and told them to dispose of her. With a polite cough to get Aria's attention the Turian suggested something to Aria, " The geth have been getting blown up left and right lately, I could probably get a guy to bring me some parts, then we could get this Quarian to check it out, would probably be worth a the money and trouble."
The Turian wasn't sure whether or not Aria would buy it, he was hoping that she would and he could help the Quarian get off of Omega, or she wouldn't and simply decide to dismiss the girl. If he was worried about the odds his body posture certainly didn't show it.
Hey I'm Captainguy42, a few of you might remember me from the Dawnbreakers, and by the way yes my character is Yossar Terreg. Anyways Chicago Ted should be posting my full sheet on the roster soon, if not I'll post it in a post to show you guys. Look forward to Rping with you all.
Aria:
Aria suddenly broke from her smile and amusement of playing with the Quarian. She hated it when her guards spoke out, especially if they were voicing their opinions on what she should do. She glared at the Turian guard who dared to break into her conversation. When she realized it was Yossar, she started to get angry. Apparently he hadn't learnt his place yet. She'd have to teach him.
"Yossar... What's the one rule of Omega?"
Verahl:
The elevator soon showed up and took them to the top levels of Omega quickly. They exited out onto the street across from Afterlife. The Elcor bouncer stood there with a large line in front of him. They scanned the line in front of them. Not a single Quarian was standing in it. Sal must have gone into the club. Verahl walked beside it, and towards the enterance with the others in tow.
"Intimidating Growl. Where do you think you're going Batarian?"
Verahl stopped for a minute, and looked back at the two trunk like arms of the Elcor, and slowly scrolled up to his face.
"I'm not going to lie to you. You let a friend of ours in, and we're going to find her and bring her back. So, that leaves us with a small problem. We can either do this in two way. We can either give you this small bribe ending with you letting us in, or we can see how much security this place really has."
"Disinterested. Fine, just pay and go."
Verahl handed over the credits and walked into the club with the others. They walked down the hall towards the enterance to the club. The music echoed through here, and many people of all different races sat on the couches nearby.
"Alright, search the place. Check the bars, seating, and even the dance floor. We're not leaving without her. Comm in when you find her."
Aria suddenly broke from her smile and amusement of playing with the Quarian. She hated it when her guards spoke out, especially if they were voicing their opinions on what she should do. She glared at the Turian guard who dared to break into her conversation. When she realized it was Yossar, she started to get angry. Apparently he hadn't learnt his place yet. She'd have to teach him.
"Yossar... What's the one rule of Omega?"
Verahl:
The elevator soon showed up and took them to the top levels of Omega quickly. They exited out onto the street across from Afterlife. The Elcor bouncer stood there with a large line in front of him. They scanned the line in front of them. Not a single Quarian was standing in it. Sal must have gone into the club. Verahl walked beside it, and towards the enterance with the others in tow.
"Intimidating Growl. Where do you think you're going Batarian?"
Verahl stopped for a minute, and looked back at the two trunk like arms of the Elcor, and slowly scrolled up to his face.
"I'm not going to lie to you. You let a friend of ours in, and we're going to find her and bring her back. So, that leaves us with a small problem. We can either do this in two way. We can either give you this small bribe ending with you letting us in, or we can see how much security this place really has."
"Disinterested. Fine, just pay and go."
Verahl handed over the credits and walked into the club with the others. They walked down the hall towards the enterance to the club. The music echoed through here, and many people of all different races sat on the couches nearby.
"Alright, search the place. Check the bars, seating, and even the dance floor. We're not leaving without her. Comm in when you find her."