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Cyril's allegiance lay both with the Galactic Alliance and the Republic. It was a precarious position -- both organizations had the same goal in mind, but very different thoughts about how to go about it. What mattered to Cyril was the fact that the Jedi Knights fought on both sides; something that made him feel they should be united. There was a coming invasion of Balmorra, unknown to the Sith so far as Cyril knew, and someone needed to pave the way.
Not by means of sabotage or anything similar. Cyril just needed to make sure everything was where it was when he left. Particularly the rebel cell he and his comrades had encouraged in the past. They'd gone silent, as they were told to do, but they had not given up hope. The Republic would repay their faith in kind soon enough, but first they needed to know what was coming.
There were Sith in the area; that much he knew. The rebellion against One Sith rule had been quite open, and squashed rather publicly. It would be foolish for the Sith to abandon Balmorra now. People would recognize Cyril's face too. Fortunately, he'd managed to mask it on his way into Chirikin, a small town south of Sobrik. It was known to the Republic as a loyalist town. To the Imperials, it was another smudge on the map.
"Our ships will arrive in a few days." He explained to one of the village elders.
"What is our role to be in this?" The old man asked. Cyril shook his head. "Keep your heads low. We'll need you and your people to establish order once the chaos is over."
Two of the young men with him guffawed. The old man looked quite displeased. "This is our world, and we will fight for it."
"This is the Republic's duty. You were under our protection, and we'll see that oath fulfilled. We don't know Balmorra, you people do, so you have to survive. Do you understand?" The Jedi Master pleaded. The old man pursed his lips to spit a retort, but a sudden beeping on the nearby holocomm stole his attentions.
"Sith patrol coming in. They're packing too. What do we do?" The voice asked. The old man's eyes widened. Cyril breathed a heavy sigh. "Take your people to the hills. I'll draw their attention. When the Republic arrives, help our men get on the ground, and lay low."
This time there was no retort. The elder began organizing his followers. Food, water, the essentials was all they could carry. Cyril would have to buy them time. He marched to the center of town with purpose, his cloak hanging in the wind. He wore minor protection; a simple phrik breastplate and gauntlets. It would suffice.
Rather than charge the speeder, he opted to wait, igniting the bright blue blade of his lightsaber. A Jedi on Balmorra was sure to draw the patrol's attention. That was the hope, anyway.
[member="Darth Rapax"]
Not by means of sabotage or anything similar. Cyril just needed to make sure everything was where it was when he left. Particularly the rebel cell he and his comrades had encouraged in the past. They'd gone silent, as they were told to do, but they had not given up hope. The Republic would repay their faith in kind soon enough, but first they needed to know what was coming.
There were Sith in the area; that much he knew. The rebellion against One Sith rule had been quite open, and squashed rather publicly. It would be foolish for the Sith to abandon Balmorra now. People would recognize Cyril's face too. Fortunately, he'd managed to mask it on his way into Chirikin, a small town south of Sobrik. It was known to the Republic as a loyalist town. To the Imperials, it was another smudge on the map.
"Our ships will arrive in a few days." He explained to one of the village elders.
"What is our role to be in this?" The old man asked. Cyril shook his head. "Keep your heads low. We'll need you and your people to establish order once the chaos is over."
Two of the young men with him guffawed. The old man looked quite displeased. "This is our world, and we will fight for it."
"This is the Republic's duty. You were under our protection, and we'll see that oath fulfilled. We don't know Balmorra, you people do, so you have to survive. Do you understand?" The Jedi Master pleaded. The old man pursed his lips to spit a retort, but a sudden beeping on the nearby holocomm stole his attentions.
"Sith patrol coming in. They're packing too. What do we do?" The voice asked. The old man's eyes widened. Cyril breathed a heavy sigh. "Take your people to the hills. I'll draw their attention. When the Republic arrives, help our men get on the ground, and lay low."
This time there was no retort. The elder began organizing his followers. Food, water, the essentials was all they could carry. Cyril would have to buy them time. He marched to the center of town with purpose, his cloak hanging in the wind. He wore minor protection; a simple phrik breastplate and gauntlets. It would suffice.
Rather than charge the speeder, he opted to wait, igniting the bright blue blade of his lightsaber. A Jedi on Balmorra was sure to draw the patrol's attention. That was the hope, anyway.
[member="Darth Rapax"]