Riddle of Steel
Objective C: Diplomacy
"That is correct."
Jyoti had set down a short time after the two other Jedi, disembarking from a large gunship with acontingent of Echani Firedancers in tow. While Jyoti herself was wore her usual black robes for field work, the fire dancers were clad in matte obsidian armor that covered them from head to necks, helmets resting under arms. Only the gleaming gunmetal decal of along their shoulder plates stood in contrast, a black unicorn's head - her husband's House Sigil.
"For every Jedi you can see, there's usually three more lying in wait."
Jyoti stopped at the side of Padawan Tano-Boteri, nodding to both her and Knight Morno in acknowledgement. The Firedancers fanned out in unison, forming a semicircle behind the Jedi. While sporting armor, they were whisper quiet in their movements, making not a single jingle or clank.
"Apologies if I interrupted," she continued, offering a small bow to the T'surr delegations representing both the moderate and hardline factions. "I am Jyoti Nooran, Jedi Master of the Silver Jedi Order. Thank you for meeting with us today. It's my hope we may come to a peaceful resolution to end all surface hostilities."
She became quiet again, allowing Morno to proceed. Right now she didn't need to speak. Her point had been made by the Echani warriors that followed her. The hardline T'surr counted their power in the number of slaves they kept. The matriarch's followers were not her slaves, but nonetheless each Firedancer was worth a hundred soldiers, representing the pinnacle of her warrior race.
Not slaves, nor Jedi either. Meaning their actions were not bound by any codes aside from their loyalty to their matriarch.
It was best for the hardliners to tread carefully and stick to using their words.
Kuxirra Tano-Bonteri Kazsk Morno
"That is correct."
Jyoti had set down a short time after the two other Jedi, disembarking from a large gunship with acontingent of Echani Firedancers in tow. While Jyoti herself was wore her usual black robes for field work, the fire dancers were clad in matte obsidian armor that covered them from head to necks, helmets resting under arms. Only the gleaming gunmetal decal of along their shoulder plates stood in contrast, a black unicorn's head - her husband's House Sigil.
"For every Jedi you can see, there's usually three more lying in wait."
Jyoti stopped at the side of Padawan Tano-Boteri, nodding to both her and Knight Morno in acknowledgement. The Firedancers fanned out in unison, forming a semicircle behind the Jedi. While sporting armor, they were whisper quiet in their movements, making not a single jingle or clank.
"Apologies if I interrupted," she continued, offering a small bow to the T'surr delegations representing both the moderate and hardline factions. "I am Jyoti Nooran, Jedi Master of the Silver Jedi Order. Thank you for meeting with us today. It's my hope we may come to a peaceful resolution to end all surface hostilities."
She became quiet again, allowing Morno to proceed. Right now she didn't need to speak. Her point had been made by the Echani warriors that followed her. The hardline T'surr counted their power in the number of slaves they kept. The matriarch's followers were not her slaves, but nonetheless each Firedancer was worth a hundred soldiers, representing the pinnacle of her warrior race.
Not slaves, nor Jedi either. Meaning their actions were not bound by any codes aside from their loyalty to their matriarch.
It was best for the hardliners to tread carefully and stick to using their words.
Kuxirra Tano-Bonteri Kazsk Morno
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