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11.13.2016 Thomas Schneider

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In training Venamis, Tenebrous had obviously believed that he was protecting the Grand Plan; Venamis, too, by keeping an eye on a handful of Forceful candidates he, or perhaps Tenebrous, had discovered. But now it fell to Plagueis to do something about those potential competitors, if for no other reason than to eliminate the possibility of another surprise attack. Venamiss ship data banks contained information on six beings, but subsequent investigation by 114D revealed that one had died of natural causes, another was executed, and a third was killed in a cantina brawl. Two of the remaining three were unnamed, but Plagueis and 114D had succeeded in learning as much about them as Venamis knew, after cracking the complex code the Bith had used to safeguard the entries. How Venamiss candidates had escaped notice by the Jedi was something of a mystery, but one scarcely worth solving. Plagueis simply had to determine whether they posed a threatto him or to the Grand Plan. Muuns were seldom glimpsed quaffing Rywens Reserve in exclusive tapcafs, sampling refined spice in membersonly clubs, or challenging the house in marathon sabacc tournaments. HoloNet celebrity programs never showed them with Twilek dancers on their slender arms, or venturing into forests, seas or mountain ranges purely for sport or adventure. But Plagueis was about to break with tradition, now that the first of Venamiss potential candidates had been traced to a casino in Lianna City, in the heart of the remote Tion Cluster. Jowls quivering, limpid eyes reflecting concern, and flanked by Nikto security personnel, the pudgy Sullustan manager of Colliders Casino hurried across the carpeted lobby toward the concierge desk where Plagueis and 114D were waiting. A pair of broadpurpose utility armsone of which concealed a laser weaponsubstituted for the droids normal surgical appendages, and Plagueis was attired in what most beings would assume was Banking Clan garb, though differently cut and paler green in color. Welcome, sir, welcome, the manager began in a flustered voice. Colliders is honored to have you as a guest, though may I say that you are the first being from Muunilinst to have used the casinos public entrance. The private entrance Plagueis raised a hand to cut him off. Im not here on bank business. The Sullustan stared. Then this isnt an impromptu audit Im here regarding a private matter. The manager cleared his throat and stood up straighter. Then perhaps we could begin with your name. I am Hego Damask. The Sullustans jowls began to quiver again. Magister Damask Of Damask Holdings Plagueis nodded. Forgive me for not recognizing you, sir. Were it not for your munificence, Colliders would be in bankruptcy. More to the point, Lianna City wouldnt be the hub it is today, and the pride of the Tion Cluster. Plagueis smiled pleasantly. Then if we might adjourn to your office Of course, of course. The Sullustan signaled the guards to form a phalanx, then waved courteously for Plagueis and 114D to follow. After you, sir. Please. A turbolift carried them directly into a large office that overlooked the casinos main gaming room, which was crowded with Mid and Outer Rim species patrons seated at tables and individual machines, or huddled around ovide and jubilee wheels and other gambling devices. The manager gestured Plagueis into an overstuffed chair and settled himself at a reflective desk. OneOneFourDee stood quietly at Plagueiss side. You said something about a private matter, Magister Damask Plagueis interlocked his hands. Its my understanding that Colliders played host to a big winner a week ago. The Sullustan gave his head a mournful shake. Bad news travels fast, I see. But, yes, he nearly wiped us out. An uncanny run of luck. Are you certain it was luck The Sullustan considered the question. I think I understand what youre getting at, so allow me to explain. Species known to have telepathic abilities are barred from gambling at Colliders, as is the case at most casinos. In addition, we have always operated under the assumption that ninetynine percent of beings strong in the Force belong to the Jedi Order, and that Jedi dont gamble. As regards the remaining one percentthose who may have fallen between the cracks, as it werewell, most of them are probably off somewhere doing good deeds or locked away in monasteries contemplating the mysteries of the universe. And the remainder The Sullustan planted his elbows on the desk and leaned forward. On those rare occasionsand I emphasize rarewhen we have suspected beings might be using the Force, we have demanded that they subject themselves to a blood test. Have you ever unmasked a Forceuser Not in the twenty years Ive been the administrator of this facility. Of course, in this business you hear stories. For example, theres one about a casino on Denon that employed a Forceful Iktotchi as a coolersomeone capable of breaking a gamblers winning streak. But I suspect the story is apocryphal. Here at Colliders we rely on the standard methods of making certain that the odds are always in our favor. Regardless, from time to time, someone proves an exception to the rule. He paused for a moment. But Ill admit that I havent seen a winning streak like this last one in years. It could take us months to recuperate.