Yasha Cadera
Mom'alor
Where had the tihaar gone?
This was a question of monumental import to the free people of Er’kit, and the city of New Cradle. Built by the slaves Mand’alor the Infernal freed both from the Sith Empire, and the surrounding planets, the city of New Cradle was a place of freedom. A monumental shift from the former slaver planet, to a place all who desired freedom could inhabit. Schools and hospitals were constructed, engineering training programs built, every month it seemed more buildings went up on the ecologically meticulous city, planned by the best and brightest engineers, city planners, architects and freed people of the Clans of Mandalore.
A massive celebration opened the consecration of New Cradle, where Yasha might add, the percolations of a relationship opened for her then-newly resurrected mother [member="Aditya Fitz Kierke"] and [member="Adenn Kyramud"].
It was Aditya who first brought the issue to Yasha’s attention, after a fevered message from her sister, the architect Peggy Fitz Kierke.
“Yash! The Er’kitians are starving for libations! All the tihaar’s gone! All of it, not a speck on the planet to be found! No whiskey, no wine, nothing but coolers with more sugar than sense, and less than 1% alcohol. Fix it, or you’re gonna have a rebellion on your hands!” Aditya’s pregnant belly wobbled as she walked off to meddle in her grandbaby’s lives, the meddling in her daughter’s done for the moment.
“Yes, Mama… I’ll get on it.” Yasha groaned, pondering the situation for a few minutes, before flicking her secure channel to [member="Caz Australis"]. “Hey, baby? You know that weekend I promised on Vena? Yeah, I’m gonna have to cancel. There’s a mystery afoot on Er’kit, and I get the feeling it’s more than a simple missed shipment or two. Unless you want to come with? Help me out? Papa can watch the kids, oh, wait, he’s on maneuvers… ummm…”
Yasha blinked, and a wicked grin swathed her face.
“No, Aditya can watch them. Yep! Mama’ll watch her grandbabies. What do you think? Is Kain’ik with you? Will he want to be in on this, or is he still teaching Reyn wilderness survival?” Try as she might, without constant reminders Yasha could never remember where everybody was. Not when she had an entire empire to run.
Message off, Yasha began to make calls and delegate responsibilities to solve…
Three Days Later,
New Cradle, Er’kit
Mand’alor the Infernal’s ship touched down with a cargo bay full of libations. She stepped off with her guards, grey cape swelling behind her as she met with the delegation from the newly elected Er’Kit Senate. A mixture of species, cultures and Clans, the people of Er’kit were still settling into their lives, and allowing them a Senate of democratically elected officials from each district seemed to have been an easier way-point.
Senator K’plaa, a Ploovian gentleman bobbed on his fat wings, as he wobbled forward.
“Most gracious Mand’alor, you and your compatriots are most welcome in our time of need. Please, come with me and we shall begin.” He bowed, a slight glaze to his foggy eyes.
Yasha looked to her compatriots, people from across the Empire and trusted friends. “Shall we?”
This was a question of monumental import to the free people of Er’kit, and the city of New Cradle. Built by the slaves Mand’alor the Infernal freed both from the Sith Empire, and the surrounding planets, the city of New Cradle was a place of freedom. A monumental shift from the former slaver planet, to a place all who desired freedom could inhabit. Schools and hospitals were constructed, engineering training programs built, every month it seemed more buildings went up on the ecologically meticulous city, planned by the best and brightest engineers, city planners, architects and freed people of the Clans of Mandalore.
A massive celebration opened the consecration of New Cradle, where Yasha might add, the percolations of a relationship opened for her then-newly resurrected mother [member="Aditya Fitz Kierke"] and [member="Adenn Kyramud"].
It was Aditya who first brought the issue to Yasha’s attention, after a fevered message from her sister, the architect Peggy Fitz Kierke.
“Yash! The Er’kitians are starving for libations! All the tihaar’s gone! All of it, not a speck on the planet to be found! No whiskey, no wine, nothing but coolers with more sugar than sense, and less than 1% alcohol. Fix it, or you’re gonna have a rebellion on your hands!” Aditya’s pregnant belly wobbled as she walked off to meddle in her grandbaby’s lives, the meddling in her daughter’s done for the moment.
“Yes, Mama… I’ll get on it.” Yasha groaned, pondering the situation for a few minutes, before flicking her secure channel to [member="Caz Australis"]. “Hey, baby? You know that weekend I promised on Vena? Yeah, I’m gonna have to cancel. There’s a mystery afoot on Er’kit, and I get the feeling it’s more than a simple missed shipment or two. Unless you want to come with? Help me out? Papa can watch the kids, oh, wait, he’s on maneuvers… ummm…”
Yasha blinked, and a wicked grin swathed her face.
“No, Aditya can watch them. Yep! Mama’ll watch her grandbabies. What do you think? Is Kain’ik with you? Will he want to be in on this, or is he still teaching Reyn wilderness survival?” Try as she might, without constant reminders Yasha could never remember where everybody was. Not when she had an entire empire to run.
Message off, Yasha began to make calls and delegate responsibilities to solve…
The Tihaar Gambit!

Three Days Later,
New Cradle, Er’kit
Mand’alor the Infernal’s ship touched down with a cargo bay full of libations. She stepped off with her guards, grey cape swelling behind her as she met with the delegation from the newly elected Er’Kit Senate. A mixture of species, cultures and Clans, the people of Er’kit were still settling into their lives, and allowing them a Senate of democratically elected officials from each district seemed to have been an easier way-point.
Senator K’plaa, a Ploovian gentleman bobbed on his fat wings, as he wobbled forward.
“Most gracious Mand’alor, you and your compatriots are most welcome in our time of need. Please, come with me and we shall begin.” He bowed, a slight glaze to his foggy eyes.
Yasha looked to her compatriots, people from across the Empire and trusted friends. “Shall we?”