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News CORE EXAMINER FASHION ALERT: DEFYING GRAVITYI hope you have a legal team better than Lysander’s.- Corazona von Ascania
Personal Tome of Vora Kaar
Musings of Order and Chaos within the Force.
Evolution has been a very well documented topic. One many Sith have tried to envoke in various ways. Stories of Darth Plagueis and his attempts to create life, to evolve a life form to become more powerful within the force...
"Fething long cat. Just had to get one didn't ya?"
A reserved smirk tugged the edge of Cara's lips, quickly obscured by the rim of her mug. After a quiet sip of caf she set the mug back on the transparisteel desk, using a finger to scoot it away from the keyboard. "If it makes you feel better...
Coruscant, Unknown Bar
A drink was set down onto the counter, hard. No longer was he interested in the alcohol on his cup. His attention, like everyone else's, was on the Nuna-Ball game that was happening. All heads in the bar were pointed upward, trying to get a good view of the holoscreen...
POLARIS COURT
Golbah Hill, Confederate Capital
Click. Clack.
There was something therapeutic about the movements on the board. Something satisfying about the sound of wooden pieces settling into place. The game was as old as civilization itself; and though there were countless "modern"...
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This is TriNebulon News at 9. Tonight, an exclusive interview with Maynard Treicolt, GADF General.
Kenth had been haunting the caf machine when they came, several harried-looking interns entering the room and forcefully dragging him off maker-knows where. He had protested at...
^Click me^
Locke & Key
Making Tomorrow's World Today
"Tch, seriously, John Locke ?" a frustrated thumb pressed against the device's screen as she swiped away at the commercial. Yet, just as soon as she swiped, another one played. "Oh, my Force!" She watched as her mid-twenty-year-old face...
N A B O O
POLARIS COURT
Golbah Hill, Confederate Capital
The tie had come loose.
There was so much to be done. So many avenues that to be explored. For what seemed a small eternity, the Presidium had busied itself pouring over the latest reports. The most immediate concern was the rampage to...
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This is TriNebulon News at 8. Tonight, an exclusive interview with Ryv Karis, Sword of the Jedi.
While the cameras remained trained on the interviewer, Ryv sat off to the side with his personal holo-device in hand. He held it horizontally and stared intently at the screen. A wide...
This is TriNebulon News at 7. Tonight, an exclusive interview with Chancellor Adhira Chandra about the ongoing struggle against the Sith Empire.
Adhira shifted awkwardly in her chair as the journalist enunciated carefully down the lens of a holorecorder that hovered nearby. Immediately...
He sipped the deep botanical with a hardened expression. The war that raged just outside the Gubernatorial Hall in Ketaris city threatened all the work the Imperials were attempting toward the restoration of order. The King stared at the Galactic Map with weary eyes.
Every world they won was a...
From one corner of The Confederacy to another a broadcast became available to those who wished to see it. For the past few days the CNN channels had been displaying a number of snippets revolving around the Galactic Scene and those changing events that drenched the galaxy in the subject matter...
For a Friday night, the club wasn’t as packed as it usually was. There was still plenty of noise and activity to induce a headache in all but the heavily inebriated, but it all felt muted compared to the usual level of overstimulation. Dr. Raehith Daanruano sat at the bar, his claws idly...
As the ashes of Lothal yet burn hot the Titan's gaze turns back upon his own kind.
For those of doubt and ignorance still remain,
and the great victory of the Fleet of Divine Brutality remains unclaimed
a message reaches out across the territories of the Bryn'adûl.
As the visualisation of the...
Written with the help of the lovely Lucien Dooku
I'LL SEE YOU IN 40
“-I’m telling you, it’s nice living here. Lots of people. I know it’s smaller than your place, in terms of like, your personal space. But- well, I don’t know. Maybe you should stick around a bit. If you want. There’s always...
THEME
There wasn’t much to be said about a day off. In most cases, Ryv did his best not to be seen by anyone until well past noon. He enjoyed sleeping in, eating a big breakfast, and catching whatever new holo-animation came out of Atrisia for the season. Some days he wound up busy due to...
| | | SECURE CONNECTION ESTABLISHED | | |
| | DESTINATION: Hester Shedo | |
| ORIGIN: Exarch Adron Malvern |
In response to the transmission provided by Viceroy Hester Shedo,
Viceroy Shedo, I was very intrigued by the transmission that you presented to my office. Let me assure you that...
----------SECURE COMMUNICATION ESTABLISHED----------
-----SECURITY PROTOCOL 3101020 ENGAGED-----
---DESTINATION: Adron Malvern ---
-ORIGIN: VICEROY SHEDO-
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE MOST EXCELLENT HESTER SHEDO, VICEROY OF SCARIF
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Exarch, I am writing to you on behalf of the Planetary...
"What?"
Auteme blinked and took a second look at the screen.
"What?"
It didn't lessen her confusion, of course, but it was worth a shot.
traa.net was a terrible, terrible sight. Not that was in of itself aesthetically displeasing; the clean white minimalism and formatting made accessing...