Sarah exhaled. "Well, if you found your suit lying around, there's a possibility the rest of your items are spread throughout the city. Not exactly likely, but we'll keep our eyes peeled on it. In the mean time, if you want replacements, you could always head to the market. Biggest damn selling place on the planet. If they don't have what you want, you're probably not going to be able to buy it. You'll need a lot of revenue though, and the WAOA isn't going to pay that for you." she glanced to Franky. "I can give you a map that points to the main drag, but they move locations often enough that I couldn't guess where they'd be right now. Main drag will have most of the races on it unless the races are Red Lines." she glanced to Amelia, and smiled. "We can send you to one of the quieter parts, no problem. The Vorcha neighborhoods are quite welcoming of new immigrants, and love quiet people. Something about being telepaths makes their district very quiet and calm compared to most. Not to suggest they'd infiltrate your mind without your consent of course. You don't mind insects, right? If not, I could point you to a magical enclave, they usually have more strict rule sets and a lot less hectic activity." she seemed to occupy herself for a moment, considering the answer to that question.
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The woman speaking to Axton and the other new arrivals would hear a slight hiss, followed by her earpiece whispering to her "Just a heads up, that fights migrating to the other side of the room. I give it another 30 minutes, and those Orks will have the fish boys butchered. Damn. You might want to avoid pissing those guys off when you head over to talk to them. I've never seen a guy chop something that thick in half with an axe like that before..."