Mand'alor the Reclaimer
The Remnants of those Death Watch Traitors that served the false Mand'alor the Conciliator have fled to the world of Serreco to regroup, and prepare for the next stage of their resistance against Mandalores liberators. They intend to use the cover of the intense storms on Serreco to set up orbital defense weaponry, to deny the Union access to Serreco. Mand'alor the Reclaimer has authorized an advance assault force to move in, and eliminate the Death Watch traitors before they can bring these weapons online.
The new leader of the traitorous Death Watch has set up their command post on Wayland to prosecute the Shadow War against the Mandalorian Union. The Nite Owls, led by Aloy Vizsla, shall lead a deep strike commando operation to capture the enemy leader for further interrogation to reveal the plans of the traitors. They are instructed to eliminate all hostiles they come across, but take the elusive figure known as Apollyon into custody at all costs.
While the rest of the Union assault forces engage the traitors directly, a secondary objective has been created by the Founders Council, the leading government body of the Union beneath the Mand'alor. Clan Torrackstur and any available operatives will advance into contested enemy territory covertly, and either sabotage their defenses, or secure intel on any other potential Death Watch traitor outposts. We know that the Sith Empire is funneling resources into the traitors pockets, find out if there are any other potential enemies laying in waiting behind the scenes.
The battlefleet exited hyperspace at the edge of the star system. Two Liberation Class Star Destroyers made up the center of the combat line, with nearly two dozen other vessels forming up around them. Each vessel made little attempt to hide its presence as it entered the star system, and communication broadcasts were openly sent between them as the fleet began to muster for the coming assault. Standing on the bridge of the Liberation, Kreslin stared at the massive screens lining the bridge. Liberation Class Star Destroyers did not have an exposed bridge section like other warships across the galaxy tended to. Instead, the bridge was located deep within the heart of the Star Destroyer, and relied on advanced sensors and picture feeds from all around the ship to give the details the crew needed to operate with.
Granted, the current crew did not need the screens to function effectively. Mandalorians were a rare thing in the galaxy now, thanks to the Sith. It was estimated there was less than half a billion of their kind left in the galaxy, and while most had made their way back to Manda'yaim thanks to the Mandalorian Unions efforts, they were still to precise a resource to waste crewing starships. Instead, the Union had begun to develop a droid crew to man most of its starships. These droids plugged directly in to their work stations, and reacted to the information flooding through the ship faster than any humanoid crew could. Only a skeleton crew of Mandalorians were needed across the Union fleet to serve as overseers and decision makers now, freeing up more of their kind to fight where they would be the most help.
"Send word to the Veil of Cathar to take half the fleet and begin its advance towards Wayland. Make sure that they knew we are coming." Kreslin's orders were relayed to the other Liberation Class Star Destroyer in the fleet, and he watched the view screens as the fleet began to separate down the middle. It was all part of the strategy he had come up with before the operation had begun. The Mandalorian Union needed to secure Wayland and Serreco, both for their strategic position in securing one of Manda'yaims flanks, as well as the old Untied Clans of Mandalore assets still potentially in the system. The traitors within the Sith aligned Death Watch knew this as well as the Union, and were making efforts to secure the system for themselves. Scouting reports had brought in pictures of massive planetary based weaponry being set up on Serreco, capable of bombarding any ships that entered orbit. If they were allowed to bring them online, it would be far more costly for the Union to take the system. A direct assault against the guns to knock them out is what the Death Watch would be expecting.
That was exactly why the fleet itself was a diversion.
While the battlefleet made its slow, loud approach into the system, Union assets had already been deployed covertly to both targets. They would even know begin moving into positions to launch their surprise attacks, the Union broadcast from the fleet a warning to the traitors, as well as a signal for the True Mandalorians. Once the attack was well underway and the defenses were knocked out, the battlefleet would move in to provide further support and reinforcements to the attack, as well as blockading both planets to ensure no enemies of the Union escaped. It was a rather simple plan, and Kreslin hoped it would work for that reason. When things got too complicated, they tended to fall apart far too easily. After several minutes, Kreslin ordered for a secondary channel to be opened, covered up by the waves of white noise and false chatter the fleet was giving out. This new channel went directly to the warriors on the ground, with only a single word sent to them.
"Jurkad."
Attack