Alkor Centaris
Son of Liberty
In light of recent chaos, Alkor made several swift decisions. Mandalore lost its Warmaster in Australis, which meant that his clan no longer held any obligation to patrol the Sector. While Centaris had few doubts or questions about their loyalty to the people, he wanted to take no chances with the defense of both Manda'yaim itself and of surrounding worlds.
The campaign of raids against the Silver Jedi left a sour taste in his mouth. Pointedly, Alkor never took direct part in the conflict because he believed warring against aruteiise without just cause was a grave misallocation of resources. They would remember the actions taken against them as Republics and Jedi were wont to do.
Now he navigated the transitory mists alone, reliant only on a map filled in with data by the cryptic Allit'alor of Clan Akaata. They had been allies once, long before he had himself expunged of the Force, but their interactions had dwindled and their only common denominator now was the Mandalorian culture. Fortunately, that was more than enough.
The newly appointed Warmaster set his Bes'uliik fighter down and climbed out to meet the welcoming committee, whoever they happened to be. He wore his Beskar'gam and weapons the way any reasonable Mando would. The Hapan worlds were under Mandalore's protection, and it was secluded enough for them to fly under the radar.
No one would be listening in on them today.
[member="Aedan Miles"]
The campaign of raids against the Silver Jedi left a sour taste in his mouth. Pointedly, Alkor never took direct part in the conflict because he believed warring against aruteiise without just cause was a grave misallocation of resources. They would remember the actions taken against them as Republics and Jedi were wont to do.
Now he navigated the transitory mists alone, reliant only on a map filled in with data by the cryptic Allit'alor of Clan Akaata. They had been allies once, long before he had himself expunged of the Force, but their interactions had dwindled and their only common denominator now was the Mandalorian culture. Fortunately, that was more than enough.
The newly appointed Warmaster set his Bes'uliik fighter down and climbed out to meet the welcoming committee, whoever they happened to be. He wore his Beskar'gam and weapons the way any reasonable Mando would. The Hapan worlds were under Mandalore's protection, and it was secluded enough for them to fly under the radar.
No one would be listening in on them today.
[member="Aedan Miles"]