Obi-Wan senses an inward reaction to Anakin's mechanical hand from the two guards, but they hide it well. And as far as anyone else being on the ship, he does note at least three others. One seems farther removed than the others, which places him or her as the pilot; the other two are closer, and probably waiting for the signal to start unloading cargo.

"So how does this work, then?" Obi-Wan asks, playing his usual, less intimidating role against Anakin's threatening presence. "You take all our belongings and then let us go? Forcing us to arrive on Taris as disgraced merchants is hardly worth the time and effort."

The woman gives Obi-Wan a side-long appraisal. "Oh, I never said anything about letting you go. One-hundred percent means everything. You, your ship, and your cargo."