Checking up on files of some of the lowest and best in the region, Lord Dolsot plowed through character sheets and risk assessments with a practiced nature. His latest gamble needed not only the approval of the Hutts to avoid bloodshed, but a gosh good pilot as well. All he needed was a good haul, and he could have the perfect centrepiece for his art room in his home in the Commercial Sector. Hopefully that highbrowed Lord Theram won't get in the way and upset his lovely plans.
In the pile laid the sheets of three individuals, the final contenders for the job. Picking up the first, Dolsot judged Jared Minara. A scantily employed pilot in need of cash and a proper place on the planet. Easily leveraged and most likely easily intimidated, Dolsot noted that he was probably too inexperienced for the job at hand. As such, he was put back into the pile. Maybe a different job, Dolsot thought.
The next was Mr. Arturas Ragnos. A good man, capable, but too engorged with the feelings of independence. Probably could be swayed with money, but his notoriety with the Sith concerning his doings and repeated connections with the Republic made him into a man that couldn't be trusted, even in this line of work. Too bad, mused Dolsot, he has the Shpnja to be a good 'company' man. His sheet was tossed with Minara's.
The last was Tycho Orrel's. Capable, unswayed by loyalty, and easily swayed by cash. The perfect smuggler. Not one to depend on with information, but one to depend on to get things from point A to point B. This is the man, thought Dolsot, this is the man to get my centrepiece.
Calling up his holographic secretary, Lord Dolsot organised a message to be delivered to Orrel in order to make the offer. After a moment's hesitation, Dolsot also sent a message to Drooga. There were more than a few Hutts on Bolzak, but Drooga was the one that he both had a history with and the one that had skeletons on him.