The Spacepiress of Chaos
It seemed as though that with the more things changed, the more they had stayed the same. The Commenor Systems Alliance had fallen, collapsed beneath the heavy footfalls of the Sith; and now those same conquerors occupied the world that once stood at the center of a vast space of neutrality. Not that long ago the same fate had befallen Alderaan, the world struck down by the Sith and she in her own way betrayed by the Royal House - those that had brought about their own fall and had lead Alderaan to its destruction.
Shaking though memories from her mind, she took a moment to remember the clone that she had to waste. A shell with few memories, a sacrificial lamb for the slaughter before she brought her own House low. Sighing softly as she stepped out onto the balcony, she looked over the surrounding land, her golden hues falling upon the city that sprawled out among the hills. The world was one of history, an old history that stretched back to a time when the Damorian Manufacturing Corporation called the world home - some of the old infrastructure of that corporation was now integrated into the various operations of her own corporations.
Then her mind went blank and she carefully shuttered the thoughts and emotions away before a soft smirk pulled at her lip. Her own position was secured through a heavy hand, having brought the remnants of her own personal forces as well as the Dimean Order to this planet. Now she reigned as the Archduchess of the world - having since silenced many that would have otherwise risen against her - as well as bringing some moniker of order with the collapse of Commenor.
Slowly she pivoted upon her hind foot, no more hiding her face when it came to others as she had once done to ensure none thought her living. The ruse of her death still needed at that time though now no more. Stepping forward, she brought herself in, carefully closing the large doors behind her that lead to the balcony. With a simple nod, she stepped forward again, her voice carrying upon the silent night softly.
"Welcome old friend, its a pleasure to see that you managed to survive the fall of Olympus as it were."
Her smirk grew slightly as she stepped around the heavy desk, her eyes remaining focused upon her. As always she had a horrible habit when it came to drinks and always ensured that a special cabinet was installed. Her hand pressed against the edge firmly to reveal the various drinks and refreshments on offer, as well as her old favorite. Carefully removing the crystal decanter from its resting place and pluck a glass down for herself to set aside, she looked over her shoulder.
"May I offer you a drink?"
[member="Jairdain"]
Shaking though memories from her mind, she took a moment to remember the clone that she had to waste. A shell with few memories, a sacrificial lamb for the slaughter before she brought her own House low. Sighing softly as she stepped out onto the balcony, she looked over the surrounding land, her golden hues falling upon the city that sprawled out among the hills. The world was one of history, an old history that stretched back to a time when the Damorian Manufacturing Corporation called the world home - some of the old infrastructure of that corporation was now integrated into the various operations of her own corporations.
Then her mind went blank and she carefully shuttered the thoughts and emotions away before a soft smirk pulled at her lip. Her own position was secured through a heavy hand, having brought the remnants of her own personal forces as well as the Dimean Order to this planet. Now she reigned as the Archduchess of the world - having since silenced many that would have otherwise risen against her - as well as bringing some moniker of order with the collapse of Commenor.
Slowly she pivoted upon her hind foot, no more hiding her face when it came to others as she had once done to ensure none thought her living. The ruse of her death still needed at that time though now no more. Stepping forward, she brought herself in, carefully closing the large doors behind her that lead to the balcony. With a simple nod, she stepped forward again, her voice carrying upon the silent night softly.
"Welcome old friend, its a pleasure to see that you managed to survive the fall of Olympus as it were."
Her smirk grew slightly as she stepped around the heavy desk, her eyes remaining focused upon her. As always she had a horrible habit when it came to drinks and always ensured that a special cabinet was installed. Her hand pressed against the edge firmly to reveal the various drinks and refreshments on offer, as well as her old favorite. Carefully removing the crystal decanter from its resting place and pluck a glass down for herself to set aside, she looked over her shoulder.
"May I offer you a drink?"
[member="Jairdain"]