Setting
What sorts of treasures will you find in this store?
Integra had already re-purchased what Abigail had pawned off in an attempt to get money for her escape. He was browsing the wares, thinking whether or not he could do anything with some of the odds and ends here, perhaps pick up something cute for Omnia. He didn't expect Abigail to run, but just in case he had placed a few nanites on her, in order to keep track of her should she attempt a hasty exit.
There were smelling salts back on board the Frigate if he needed to rouse Abigail sooner, but for now he was content to peruse the quaint little town and wait for her to regain consciousness naturally. It wouldn't be professional if she came to face to face with a Servitor and fainted again. Funny, but not professional.
When she woke up, again, the nightmare had remained, but the shock had worn off so instead of fainting she was still and silent in horror. What was going on? She diverted her eyes to look around the rest of the room. Memories swam back. She was in Silver Knuts, the shop she had just pawned the Ruby Robin Hat Pin to.
How much trouble was she in?
"Oh, do help!" Abigail cried out weakly to the shopkeeper, hoping somewhere in her heart that this was all a misunderstanding and perhaps these were villains. The shopkeeper simply frowned, turning his attention back to Integra. Money talked, thieves could walk.
"Where I'm from we cut the hands off thieves. Lucky for you, rest of the Universe is a bit more civilized." He raised an open, gloved palm and the Servitor set Abigail down. "You're a smart lass, don't try to run. My crew is trigger-happy." He hooked a thumb over to the other two robotic undead, each carrying a heavily modified rifle.
He started out the door of Silver Knuts, motioning for Abigail to follow. "I have a warrant for your arrest. Walk with me. Talk with me. One of two ways this goes down, and I have a strong hunch you have a preference for one over the other." He thought about it; it'd be easy enough to let Abigail go as he already had what she'd stolen, and really, no harm no foul. Plus, she didn't really fit the criminal bill, and he didn't exactly need the money. She'd better have an excellent excuse...
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