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"It better not being weapons. I will having no part in weapons."
Another of the yes-men chimes in: "Yes. Islanders crack down hard on arms trade."
By "Islanders" he means the Commonwealth. The reach of their navy and air fleet is considerable, and the penalties for arms trade are best not discussed in polite society.
"Friends! What do you take me for? But - we have three more days before landing. So let us not spoil such a beautiful evening with business details. We'd be boring the ladies."
Ah, rats. You were keen on listening in. This information could pay well.
Well, who knows but you may yet worm it out of him. One way or the other. As he said, you have three more days.
But the rest of the evening is, it appears, your own.
It is getting dark out there, and candlelight has taken over from the crimson of the sunset. Alejandro is already off discussing something with other guests, and you would not be faulted for excusing yourself for a brief refreshment, withdrawal to your quarters, or a stroll on the boat.
> mingle with the other guests, engage in idle chitchat.
> spend some time walking around the observation lounge, and watching the scenery.
> excuse yourself and go to your cabin.
> (other - feel free to get creative. We have time.)
