Armand Temi
Orphan
In her modest apartment in the capital of Yutan, Cath Lorr sat on the sofa as her personal droid served, an R-10 Household Droid, brought her a cup of herbal tea. She didn’t favor humanoid-looking automatons, even ones which vaguely resembled a living species. Thus, even the arm of the R-10 unit, which she lovingly referred to as Manfred, kind of creeped her out a little bit.
If she had her way, she believed that all droids deserved equal protection under The Right of Sentient Species act which had recently been amended to include clones. But that was a measure to enact further down the line when the galaxy was more at peace.
There were more hot-blooded barbarians at the Republic’s gates, than cold assassin droids.
HNN had been covering a war that had broken out on Balmorra between the Silver Sanctum and the One Sith, a siege of an Imperial garrison to rescue a Jedi hostage. The coverage kept Cath on the edge of her seat for a few moments, until the end of the report, when the chirpy, blonde newscaster stated that “Two Sith have been captured and are awaiting transport to Silver Sanctum space, where they will likely be under jurisdiction of their laws and subject to a trial.”
It was speculative at best, but this prompted action from the young Eldorai hybrid.
Nearly stumbling over Manfred to get to her own holo unit, she made a few emergency calls until she was able to locate the name of the Jedi Knight who held the Sith prisoners.
[member="Junko Ike"]
“Patch me through to Knight Ike if you can. Tell her the Home Secretary of the Galactic Republic would like a word with her about the prisoners. Make it clear that she is not in any way, shape or form, in trouble or danger. And that we thank her for her service in making the galaxy safer."
She could hear an exasperated sigh, but the government official did as he was told. While she knew the Silver Sanctum were the Republic’s staunchest allies, she knew not of the laws which governed their ranks. Tucking that vulnerability away to address later, what she really wanted was to make sure the two Sith were not harmed. Cath envisioned a new Republic where innocents were not slaughtered for the greater good, and even Sith lives were valued to some extent.
They were prisoners of war and did not deserve to die.
[member="Rapax"] [member="Belgerath"]
If she had her way, she believed that all droids deserved equal protection under The Right of Sentient Species act which had recently been amended to include clones. But that was a measure to enact further down the line when the galaxy was more at peace.
There were more hot-blooded barbarians at the Republic’s gates, than cold assassin droids.
HNN had been covering a war that had broken out on Balmorra between the Silver Sanctum and the One Sith, a siege of an Imperial garrison to rescue a Jedi hostage. The coverage kept Cath on the edge of her seat for a few moments, until the end of the report, when the chirpy, blonde newscaster stated that “Two Sith have been captured and are awaiting transport to Silver Sanctum space, where they will likely be under jurisdiction of their laws and subject to a trial.”
It was speculative at best, but this prompted action from the young Eldorai hybrid.
Nearly stumbling over Manfred to get to her own holo unit, she made a few emergency calls until she was able to locate the name of the Jedi Knight who held the Sith prisoners.
[member="Junko Ike"]
“Patch me through to Knight Ike if you can. Tell her the Home Secretary of the Galactic Republic would like a word with her about the prisoners. Make it clear that she is not in any way, shape or form, in trouble or danger. And that we thank her for her service in making the galaxy safer."
She could hear an exasperated sigh, but the government official did as he was told. While she knew the Silver Sanctum were the Republic’s staunchest allies, she knew not of the laws which governed their ranks. Tucking that vulnerability away to address later, what she really wanted was to make sure the two Sith were not harmed. Cath envisioned a new Republic where innocents were not slaughtered for the greater good, and even Sith lives were valued to some extent.
They were prisoners of war and did not deserve to die.
[member="Rapax"] [member="Belgerath"]