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Orbital Station 3, Gray’s World, on the edge of human space, mid 26th century
Name: Stavan Grant
Age: 38
Description: 5 foot 10 tall, straight mid brown hair and brooding, cynical expression. Penchant for dark clothing. (Yes, I fancy myself as Kerr Avon from Blake’s Seven!)
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Bio: Not much is known about Stavan Grant’s background before he rose to prominence in the underworld of the outlying Felix Sector on the edge of human Commonwealth space, a rise that followed the painful deaths of several rivals from a mysterious alien virus. Known for his paranoia and sadistic violence, he keeps a firm grip on his black market empire, insisting on personal meetings with those he deals with. He operates from several bases, one of which is the station orbiting the Batraat home planet of Gray’s World.
Stavan Grant looked again at the message he’d just received. Have made final collection. Will arrive in 2 days. At last! But nearly a week late. Govan Macallister was normally more reliable, though with that rust bucket he flew a breakdown wasn’t inconceivable. Or maybe his bad health was finally telling. Macallister had been looking more haggard and wasted each time Stavan met him. He made a mental note to put out feelers with his other contacts for a black market kidney – good smugglers were too rare to let one die without making a little effort. Not for free of course, but maybe he could offer a discount, a generous 5% off as recognition of their long years of working together. Or he could just have some lone traveller kidnapped and killed for the organs – a student backpacker who wouldn’t be missed for months…
He’d have to slip the usual bribe to Keel’aan, the female beetroot who ran station security and port customs. He hated dealing with the dull purple natives of Gray’s World; Btraat they called themselves, or at least that was as close as it could be rendered in human speech. Beetroots, humans scathingly nicknamed them. The station was mainly human tech, as the Btraat had barely been exploring their own solar system when the first human ships made contact. Yet the Commonwealth had funded the technology transfer programmes that built this station and then let the beetroots run it themselves. Damned backward natives! He was careful to have them owing him, though, and not incur a serious debt himself. Their weird custom of settling honour debts with ritual sex disturbed him. He didn’t want to have to stick his cock in one of their short furry purple females, and the thought of being buggered by one of the taller and powerful males made him wince.
He was about to punch up the fake maintenance signalling channel that let him send untraceable messages to the key station staff in his pay, when he paused. His gut was warning him that something was up. Something in the message just didn’t ring true. Macallister would normally have apologised for being late – he knew the importance of keeping Stavan, the most powerful black market dealer in the sector, sweet. Well, he’d still meet with the old smuggler when he arrived, but he’d take a few extra precautions and he’d be extra vigilant.
Orbital Station 3, Gray’s World, on the edge of human space, mid 26th century
Name: Stavan Grant
Age: 38
Description: 5 foot 10 tall, straight mid brown hair and brooding, cynical expression. Penchant for dark clothing. (Yes, I fancy myself as Kerr Avon from Blake’s Seven!)
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t196/orac1977/dwavon.jpg
Bio: Not much is known about Stavan Grant’s background before he rose to prominence in the underworld of the outlying Felix Sector on the edge of human Commonwealth space, a rise that followed the painful deaths of several rivals from a mysterious alien virus. Known for his paranoia and sadistic violence, he keeps a firm grip on his black market empire, insisting on personal meetings with those he deals with. He operates from several bases, one of which is the station orbiting the Batraat home planet of Gray’s World.
Stavan Grant looked again at the message he’d just received. Have made final collection. Will arrive in 2 days. At last! But nearly a week late. Govan Macallister was normally more reliable, though with that rust bucket he flew a breakdown wasn’t inconceivable. Or maybe his bad health was finally telling. Macallister had been looking more haggard and wasted each time Stavan met him. He made a mental note to put out feelers with his other contacts for a black market kidney – good smugglers were too rare to let one die without making a little effort. Not for free of course, but maybe he could offer a discount, a generous 5% off as recognition of their long years of working together. Or he could just have some lone traveller kidnapped and killed for the organs – a student backpacker who wouldn’t be missed for months…
He’d have to slip the usual bribe to Keel’aan, the female beetroot who ran station security and port customs. He hated dealing with the dull purple natives of Gray’s World; Btraat they called themselves, or at least that was as close as it could be rendered in human speech. Beetroots, humans scathingly nicknamed them. The station was mainly human tech, as the Btraat had barely been exploring their own solar system when the first human ships made contact. Yet the Commonwealth had funded the technology transfer programmes that built this station and then let the beetroots run it themselves. Damned backward natives! He was careful to have them owing him, though, and not incur a serious debt himself. Their weird custom of settling honour debts with ritual sex disturbed him. He didn’t want to have to stick his cock in one of their short furry purple females, and the thought of being buggered by one of the taller and powerful males made him wince.
He was about to punch up the fake maintenance signalling channel that let him send untraceable messages to the key station staff in his pay, when he paused. His gut was warning him that something was up. Something in the message just didn’t ring true. Macallister would normally have apologised for being late – he knew the importance of keeping Stavan, the most powerful black market dealer in the sector, sweet. Well, he’d still meet with the old smuggler when he arrived, but he’d take a few extra precautions and he’d be extra vigilant.
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