The ship had left CZ 220 in a rush, leaving no time for Althea and Cordelia to find a rescue party. The bounty hunters had finally succeeded where so many others had failed. They weren’t going to risk their prize. Pulling her into a cell they stripped her of her gear and dressed her in slave rags. Locking the other stuff away separately, they didn’t want her calling for help either. Jumping quickly into hyperdrive they made for Tattooine and docked into a private port before dragging the girl with them. Iradtoki held no illusion to where she was, she was in her Masters home. The hutt looked up with a malicious grin to see his pet finally dragged in before him and thrown to her knees before handing the lead hunter a few cred sticks worth a kings ransom who bowed his head leaving Iradtokis gear to the side and left
Khalorvoh: Oh my pet, you are a little scamp aren’t you, so much you have cost me and all so you could be off your leash for a while? We will get to your punishment soon for your disobedience but first there is one other thing we must be sure of.
The hutt waves his hand and a human man comes in from the side room, a large needle in hand. Injecting her with it with little care for the pain it causes her she could be heard whimpering briefly before he bows his head and turns leaving again.
Khalorvoh: That my pet in case your wondering is Bavo Six. A nice little concoction that means I won’t have to worry about you telling me stories rather then the one thing I want to know. Now tell me pet, why am I after you?
Iradtoki: Because I know about the books of the Je’daii texts you bought to sell to some dark buyer
She had said it, she didn’t want to say it, but it poured out before she could stop it, a whimper escaping her as the hutts eyes darkened at her answer though he nodded briefly.
Khalorvoh: Well now pet, you have placed me in quite a dilemma. I would simply kill you, but now I need to worry about the Republic and the Jedi themselves. They will come for you and if your dead then there will be bigger issues. No I won’t kill you. We will have to make sure though you won’t ever talk.
He nodded over to some soldiers who walked up grabbing her roughly, she thought for a moment she saw some compassion in his gaze, but it was soon hardened with a look of anger, perhaps even hatred
Khalorvoh: Fifty lashes per day every day for her insolence and the trouble she has brought me, no food and water for the next three days, and keep her in containment. Let the doctors know to begin pain therapy. She will break, hopefully before those Jedi fools arrive to retrieve her. After her third day, only enough to survive. Nothing more.
The soldiers nodded pulling her off to one of the smallest sections of the halls detainment areas. The sound of the lash and screams of pain following their arrival to the count of fifty as per orders before Iradtoki was thrown into a small room, the lights shut off, and the door closed tight letting in no light. No food or water would arrive for three days, and the only people that would arrive would be the doctors or the soldiers with a whip. Quietly, through her tears of pain she reached out to the force to heal the worst of her wounds and stop the bleeding before curling up on the floor to rest.