Supreme High Marshall
OBJECTIVE:
Mia Monroe
They had searched for decades and found that their people were scattered and changed. The Mandalorians he knew were nomads, their world lost during his Infancy before he and his siblings had been separated in the netherworld crisis. He dropped down via dropship from his orbiting fleet with only one goal. To meet the mother of his people, the living Goddess and Twin sister to his Father, Mia Monroe, The Guardian Liberator.
He ducked his 9 foot frame beneath the doors to the conference chambers and turned sideways as he entered. His eyes finding the face that his brothers and sister only knew from graven images on board their shipward home. But to see her from behind the massive T-shaped visor. To beath the same air as his living Goddess even through his Buy'ce filters, he nearly weapt with joy.
He approached with reverence and crashed to his knees. He knew the Goddess would bear no weakness in her presence, or so legends told. So, he held back his elation and pressed his helmeted head to the deck at her feet.
"Rickhardt Voidborn, High Lord Marshal of Ordo, Called Netherbane, reporting for duty," he choked back a sob, "At long last."
They had searched for decades and found that their people were scattered and changed. The Mandalorians he knew were nomads, their world lost during his Infancy before he and his siblings had been separated in the netherworld crisis. He dropped down via dropship from his orbiting fleet with only one goal. To meet the mother of his people, the living Goddess and Twin sister to his Father, Mia Monroe, The Guardian Liberator.
He ducked his 9 foot frame beneath the doors to the conference chambers and turned sideways as he entered. His eyes finding the face that his brothers and sister only knew from graven images on board their shipward home. But to see her from behind the massive T-shaped visor. To beath the same air as his living Goddess even through his Buy'ce filters, he nearly weapt with joy.
He approached with reverence and crashed to his knees. He knew the Goddess would bear no weakness in her presence, or so legends told. So, he held back his elation and pressed his helmeted head to the deck at her feet.
"Rickhardt Voidborn, High Lord Marshal of Ordo, Called Netherbane, reporting for duty," he choked back a sob, "At long last."