I put the gun in my pocket and aim a punch at the man’s head.

"How about I bring back his body? Will that suffice? After all, this IS a republic contract, is it not?" Kyzak asked in a bit of a nagging tone of voice. At this point he just seemed to be annoying Travis for the laughs.

Kyzak

"Anything that clearly belongs to him will do." Nellis answered.

Hera

Your target swiftly moves out of the way. It is best that you use a blaster while he is defending himself.

Rall

Rall decides to treat his wound later. He heads to the bounty office.

*OOC: You shouldn’t direct the players. It’s less fun if we don’t have to use our brains. Besides, Hera has considerably more experience with melee than she does with a weapon she never used. She’s far more likely to miss with the blaster.*

Alright, he’s male. And that means that if I aim between the legs…

Well, here goes nothing!

OOC: Yeah, I see the problem. I just did what I thought was right at the time.

Your attack is successful, and your target falls to the ground.

Let’s finish him. I should be able to smash this human’s skull easily with a stomp. He’s not in too much of a position to dodge it. I hope this works!

You finally manage to kill your target, fiercely crushing his skull. Not many people seem to notice.

Hm… obviously, bringing in his head is out of the question. Besides, if I walk out of the bar with a head, people are going to stare. I’d rather not attract attention.

Hm… let’s see… maybe he has something unique on him, that could serve as proof.

Hera

A medallion falls out of your late target's jacket. It reads Lyn Yivus, and below reads a name that appears to be in a language you can't understand.

Rall

Rall arrives at the bounty office, and enters.

That will do nicely…

I take the medallion, and head out of the cantina, back toward the bounty office.

Rall

As Rall enters the office, he notices Hera enter as well. He decides to ignore her for now.

Hera

When you enter, Nellis eyes you. He seems to be suprised at your return.

“Yes, I’m back already,” Hera says, getting the medallion out of her pocket.

"Let me see that." Nellis said to Hera. "It looks familiar."

“It was on the target’s person,” Hera says.

"Well, there's a chance that him stealing the crimelord's money wasn't for his own ends." Nellis immediately concluded.