You notice that the streets are less crowded than they were earlier as you pursue him. The wind continues to grow in force.
Someone shouts "Sandstorm!" before ducking into another one of the pubs in the area. The man looks about before doing likewise, moving into an apartment complex nearby.
Does Rylis have a helmet?
You head into the apartment complex by a side door.
The complex is a four-sided building. It is not enclosed, but the wind is broken by the high walls. The sandstorm howls past you in the doorway.
There are six rooms per wall, three per floor, a grand total of twenty-four rooms. In the center is a dusty courtyard featuring an abstract sculpture... or maybe it's just some scrap metal.
None. Any tracks he may have left in the sand are either swept away by the wind or mingled with other indistinguishable footprints.
The sandstorm continues to thrash about Mos Eisley as the twin suns begin to dip towards the horizon, casting a purple-red hue into the sky. Tatooine sunsets are killer, after all.
Soon the sandstorm will subside and you are free to meet up with Snith.
You meet up with Snith back at the starport.
"I don't think Kyle is in Mos Eisley," Snith reports. "Weird, that. He'll probably turn up here eventually, but until then? We'll have to wait for morning to see what the computer says about the homing beacon..."
With night falling, you have two options. You may stay aboard your vessel for the night, or Snith has rented a room for two at a nearby inn.
"Oh yeah, definitely," Snith replies. He seems put out at you turning down his offer, but he leaves it at that. "G'night, huntress. Until tomorrow."
Snith heads off for the inn. His fighter is far too small to comfortably rest in.
Makrus has left another message on your comm system when you get back to the Crimson Dawn. To sum it up, he says that he has yet to look into anything on Snith.