>> "Let's head down a bit farther.  There used to be a place called the
>> Mother Lode.  It was run by a Horta buddy of mine."
>>
>> "AFter you," he told her, following her in that direction.
>
>As Nabru walked, she glanced about to see if anything might clue them in
>to what was going on.
>
   Business as usual... beings eating and drinking making deals.  Although there was a 
slight tension in the air.

>
>The Mother Lode looked like an alien's concept of what Earth's wild
>west of the 19th-century was like.  Even Nabru thought the noisy, gaudily
>dressed denizens and fixtures were a bit much.  "Didn't say my friend had
>much taste," she admitted to Brennan.
>
>"You didn't have to," Matt told her drily.  There was lots of suspicious
>activity.  But none of it seemed to be the suspicious activity they were
>looking for.
>
>A waitress approached in a blinding shade of yellow.  "What can I get you
>two fellas?" she asked.
>
>"Is Feather around?"
>
>The waitress' eyes narrowed.  "Who wants to know?"
>
>"Tell him that Cax'Pa has his marbles."
>
>No less suspicious, the woman said, "I'll see if he's here."
>
     Several moments later three (3) thugs came over.  Two were Naussican, and third 
was a Cardie- much like  a Garak, but not as polite or weasley.
   
   "Cax'Pa???", asked the Cardie.

{response}

   "Come with us.   You have an appointment." replied the Cardassian.

  {response}

Brenna and his Intell Shadow, Cax'Pa, left the fashionably loud bar area to enter a 
dimly lit stairwell.  Up they went to a slightly brighter room, but not much brighter.

  Inside were another pair of Naussicans, and a blob looking creature, a Horta on a 
table like piece of furnature, possibly looking out one-way glass onto the bar.

   The Horta moved slightly in a circular movement, as if turning around, making a 
short set of chirps.  The Universal Translator (UT) did it's magic.

   "So where are they?"

  {response}

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