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Lord Bellious wrote:"The whole of it, or just one saleswoman?" The Sith leaned back in her seat to take the measure of the casually disposed person.
Lord Bellious wrote:"You mean you're the sole face of Czerka? It's a rather fatigued face, I am afraid."
The hand wasn't accepted. Instead, Lord Bellious gestured to the seat before her.
"But since it looks like you've skipped some beauty sleep to meet me, I'll indulge you. It looks like I am known to you, Ms Malmoar."
Lord Bellious wrote:"How kind of you to notice. However, I wouldn't count flattery as the most efficient way of dealing with me. I am quite down to earth when it comes to technical details of various tools of destruction, bang for the cred, and the like." Pumpkin spice was dipped into.
Lord Bellious wrote:"I sense subtext to this question but I'll answer anyway, if concisely. I want an Empire that is more driven toward change in the galaxy than navel-gazing." She twirled the creme on her kaf.
Lord Bellious wrote:"Copious amount of violence of course. Peaceful change is an oxymoron."
Lord Bellious wrote:"Rank and file? This is narrow-minded. I prefer to think in greater numbers. Think of all the disgruntled Outer Rim populations that could be incentivised to take arms against various regimes."
Lord Bellious wrote:"After the initial stage it becomes a self-propelling endeavour. Revolts rise on gross inequalities, and once they burst, the very substance of this inequality can be looted if one is at the right place at the right time. As for the initial step, it can be seen to."
Lord Bellious wrote:"It will. But the level of groundwork involves favourable conditions that still need to be created in the halls here on Ziost." She chuckled. "Sith politics."
Lord Bellious wrote:"I have made it my habit to be underestimated in what I can cause." She paused to take a sip. "Informal influence is less constrained with what can happen in the eye of the public."
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