Let her go for Light Side points, kill her for Dark Side points. You can learn more information about her, and you'll eventually see that you can either let her go or kill her. After killing her father, Davik seized her daughter and gave her up to the Vulkars. By talking with her further, you'll find that she was sold into slavery to the Vulkars by Davik when her father owned Davik money. It seems that this woman doesn't want you to hurt her. With those in hand, go all the way back to the room with the lone woman in it (the Waitress), and speak with her. In the right corner of this small room is a supplies canister, in which you will find a Medpac, a Computer Spike and some Parts. In here, you will have to disable a mine. Go across the kitchen and through the door back into the previous corridor, across the corridor, and through the door into yet another small room. There's another character in the room we can talk to, but before we do that, go right into the adjacent room and kill the Vulkar Chef within this room. Go through the right-side door and engage the lone foe in the room. To get out of this room you can either bear right through a door or go forward through a door. When they're all killed, scour their bodies for any Credits or other goods they might be carrying, and walk forward into the room they were patrolling within. Once inside you'll enter a fierce fire-fight with three enemies within. If a wrong holoprojector is activated, the footlocker gives one warning after the second error, it explodes.Go down the corridor ever so slightly to the second door on your left (if your back is facing the door in which we entered the corridor via). They are part of a puzzle within an apartment of the Lower City of Taris, which the player can solve to unlock a footlocker if he/she activates the holoprojectors displaying the members of the band in the order that they joined. Only their holograms can be seen, and the history of the group is gleaned from a datapad left behind by their manager, Gilthos.
Within the game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic the player, as Revan, does not actually meet the band. Since her talents had not been proven, however, it was uncertain how the show would turn out. Without a lead singer, the band could not perform for Davik fortunately for Gilthos, Elinda's sister Ashana was available and willing to perform. Gilithos agreed, however Elinda refused to sing in front of the Exchange boss, disliking his reputation as a criminal and fearing what would happen to her should Kang be displeased. The initial success of The Twisted Rancor Trio eventually attracted the attention of Exchange crime lord Davik Kang, who requested a performance of the Trio at his estate. Fodo became the next member, making the group into a trio once again. Ujii was not pleased at this turn of events and signed off as well Loopa then recommended yet another Bith named Fodo to Gilthos. Forming the group around Elinda, as the lead singer, Gilthos frantically searched for backing musicians, which he found in the Bith brothers of Ujaa and Ujii.Įlinda, however, considered Ujaa a terrible musician and threatened to quit Gilithos, who didn't want to lose her talents, fired Ujaa and replaced him with another Bith named Loopa. The band's roots were mundane, according to manager Gilthos Uksaris, who formed The Twisted Rancor Trio in order to secure a date with a woman named Elinda.
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