[D7 EE] Assassins Assemble (Closed)

[Omandri Rist]

"Ghoun Kiliks are strange but they are sentient creatures we can't extinct an entire species just because we don't like how they operate. Yes they can be dangerous to us, as we are to them. I agree there is a problem there but I don't think killing all of them is the answer."

[Gil Corren]

Gil for his part listened as the others chatted. The vases were still a bit of a mystery to him, though he was curious if they actually worked in one of these two ways.

[Dapper Dog]

"Ghoun Kiliks are strange but they are sentient creatures we can't extinct an entire species just because we don't like how they operate. Yes they can be dangerous to us, as we are to them. I agree there is a problem there but I don't think killing all of them is the answer."

"Not with that attitude," he mused. "They are a menace, we can eliminate most of them, keep some on a preserve. Something humane like that."

[Zayne Rist]

"Yes, I am going to have to agree with Omandri, Jedi do not kill just, because Killiks may be a bit of a nuisance. In the Force, all life is precious, and should not be taken so easily." He said thoughtfully.

[Kellen Rist]

Kellen listened with growing disquiet. Ghoun was clearly not the right person to have control of the relics. Fortunately Verash Organa had them.

"Did you have a plan for getting hold of them, or were you just going to throw wave after wave of mercenaries at the problem?"

[Dapper Dog]

"Well it worked before, but I am open to suggestions," he said with a wide grin.

[Gil Corren]

Gil paused for a moment then glanced around the group. "Before we go about trying to figure out how to acquire these jars or to whole sale slaughter the kiliks with them."

"I have to ask... Do we have any real proof they are anything but old jars?" He glanced at Kellen and cleared his throat. "I mean ancient artifacts."

[Dapper Dog]

"I am confident that my plan would work," he said.

[Kellen Rist]

Kellen looked at Gil. "Now that I know what to look for I could confirm it safely in a lab. I had suspected that there was something special about the set of three. Call it a hunch." He shrugged. "I already have permission to examine the set, so it should not be too difficult."

[Gil Corren]

So that was a no. Supressing the urge to sigh, Gil nodded his expression still neutral, sometimes the best thing to do was let nobles do noble thnigs. Then you could chuckle to yourself about the results over a cup of Kaf later.

"So are we going to let Kellen examine them then, before anything else?"