The Brothers Bep
Two Anzellan brothers named Manu and Vanu Bep approach us with a strange request. From what Neesh can understand, they are treasure hunters in possession of a locked camtono which they want to store somewhere for safekeeping. Would Zero Company be willing to host this camtono, in exchange for many credits? Their one condition is that we not ask any questions about its contents.
The choice
What the operation puts to you, and how each answer turned out. Where a choice has two outcomes, it is one that can go wrong.
ATake the deal. What we don't know can't hurt us.
We accepted the Brothers' credits and stashed their camtono in the depths of our hangar. From time to time, operators report that it rattles, but we tell them to ignore it. It's probably just the echo of all those credits they paid us to take it.
BDon't take the deal. We have a bad feeling about this.
After reflection, we told the Anzellans we couldn't accept their camtono. The Brothers conferred, their jabbering tones tinged with uncharacteristic sadness. Neesh translated their final words: "You are wiser than we." They went on their way, lugging their mysterious burden with them.
CAsk them questions. We're going to need some more details.
As we pressed the Brothers for more information about their camtono, they grew more and more agitated. Neesh managed to translate only a few lines: "The contents are none of your affair! It is our burden alone, we never should have come here!" Then they left for good, lugging their mysterious burden with them. Guess we'll never know.
The choice
Two Anzellan brothers named Manu and Vanu Bep approach us with a strange request. From what Neesh can understand, they are treasure hunters in possession of a locked camtono which they want to store somewhere for safekeeping. Would Zero Company be willing to host this camtono, in exchange for many credits? Their one condition is that we not ask any questions about its contents.