Here, on Chandrila, Maximov felt at ease, save for when he though of Senator Thanatos. There was a dark presence in his mind when he thought of her, but he chalked it up to her association with an Inquisitor. There was no reason for him to feel ill at ease otherwise. Getting to meet with her though, that would be a problem. For now, he remained in the spaceport.

She would follow Animus into the manor, her arms still crossed over her midsection as she walked. Riley immediately looked upset and put a hand on his blaster pistol as though he was going to draw it, but she shook her head a little for him to back down. There was nothing that the man could do for either of them except get himself killed. Truthfully, this whole visit was starting to get to her and she felt a little nauseated. "You are not going to find anything, Inquisitor." She said as she placed herself next to the hulking bodyguard and stayed there.

This bore some exploring through, and as such, Maximov swathed himself in his normal gray cloak and departed his vessel, heading for the bay that contained the Belbullab-22. There was no mistaking the dark presence on this world though, and as such, Maximov took care to cloak his Force abilities. Oh, he might come across as Force-sensitive, but many beings were endowed such.

By the time the owner of The Dark Force would have returned to the docking bay, Maximov had already placed a small, but efficient homing beacon near the ship's rear and disguised it with a putty-like substance that would be hard to recognize on sight, looking like part of the ship's hull. He'd taken great pains to remain out of view of any holocams as well and then simply roamed the halls of the docking bay, acting like any other man who was either returning to his vessel or simply looking about at those who shared the docking facility with his.

"I told you that you would not, Inquisi...." She barely got her sentence out before he was threatening again. A moment later, Riley gasped next to her and started clawing at his neck. Lana reached up and tried to gently pry his hands away before she started to yell at the Inquisitor this time. "Let him....g...." She trailed off, as she looked over her shoulder and saw that the Inquisitor was gone and Riley was in a heap on the floor. Immediately she dropped to his side, checking to make sure she was breathing before she yelled for help from one of the maids in the manor.

"Call a physician to the house immediately." She asked her gently. It was then that the senator realized she was in tears, and trembling. He was breathing and seemed like he was going to be fine, but she wanted him to be checked out anyway.

For Dimitri, the senator was his primary mission. Outside the docking bay, a carelessly unguarded speeder had been left without the security of a holocam to watch over it or a rider nearby. Making sure he was in the clear from watchers, Maximov commandeered it and followed his senses, leading him away from the spaceport and towards the residence he'd marked as belonging to the planet's senator. Sure enough, as the home came into sight, he could feel the residue of a dark touch. The Inquisitor had been here. Before he approached the dwelling, his first manner of business was to look for guards.

Ilanah looked to both of them and sighed. "Take the rest of the day off....the Inquisitor won't be returning." She hardly worried on Chandrila. And they could always set the alarms in needed. They would protest, of course, but she waved them off anyway. Reluctantly, they both retired to the smaller house on the estate, where the small amount of staff lived in comfort.

The Senator, in the meantime, lingered on the porch for a moment before she went inside the house to start picking up the mess from the aftermath of the Inquisitor's visit.

Maximov was prepared to counter any security alarms or items the Senator might have. Ideally, it would be a peaceable meeting.

There were two maids inside with her, one was fixing supper (that Ilanah would likely not feel up to eating) and the second was picking up any and all misplaced objects that had been forcibly moved by the Inquisitor. The house felt off to Ilanah, as she moved through the hallways from room to room. It felt hollow and unsafe now. Surely, she thought, the feeling would pass. In time it would, but for the moment, she just wanted to either be out of there or Kal to come home. At that moment, even Riley would have been ok.

Instead of worrying on it anymore, she moved towards the foyer to set the alarms on the keypad on the wall.