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The Veil was trio of male Human Cyborgs - Veil One, Veil Two and Veil Three operating on Nar Shaddaa during the Galactic War. In 3641 BBY the Veil took control over the production of the CN-12 sensor chip from the Cult of the Screaming Blade. When Sith Lord Kallig, who owned the Cult, approached the Veil for the CN-12, the Veil offered the chip in exchange for the leadership of the Cult.

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  • The Veil (Nar Shaddaa)
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  • The Veil was trio of male Human Cyborgs - Veil One, Veil Two and Veil Three operating on Nar Shaddaa during the Galactic War. In 3641 BBY the Veil took control over the production of the CN-12 sensor chip from the Cult of the Screaming Blade. When Sith Lord Kallig, who owned the Cult, approached the Veil for the CN-12, the Veil offered the chip in exchange for the leadership of the Cult.
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  • The Veil
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  • *Veil One *Veil Two *Veil Three
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  • The Veil's safe house
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  • The Veil was trio of male Human Cyborgs - Veil One, Veil Two and Veil Three operating on Nar Shaddaa during the Galactic War. In 3641 BBY the Veil took control over the production of the CN-12 sensor chip from the Cult of the Screaming Blade. When Sith Lord Kallig, who owned the Cult, approached the Veil for the CN-12, the Veil offered the chip in exchange for the leadership of the Cult.
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