Chancellor Emerita / Advisor of State
Coruscant
![Emmen Tagge](/data/avatars/s/19/19001.jpg?1655328027)
![Mina Praji](/data/avatars/s/19/19529.jpg?1592017585)
![Maou](/data/avatars/s/16/16457.jpg?1680666521)
![Sssar Taszzn](/data/avatars/s/19/19086.jpg?1648353930)
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It had been nearly a week since the Senate gathered to debate the fate of the clones discovered on Lialic. Since then, the decision of the Infrastructure Committee to suggest giving clones jobs on their construction projects had laid heavily on Adhira's mind. In the antechamber outside of the Chancellor's Office, the dusky Senator rotated the large onyx ring on her finger as she waited, lost in thought. Somewhere nearby she knew that Senator Kyoshi... such as he was and the holographic projection of Senator Taszzn lingered, but she paid them no attention, gazing instead out one of the large panoramic windows overlooking Galactic City.
The committee was scheduled to meet with Emmen to present their proposal for a massive appropriations bill that would jumpstart thousands of construction and restoration projects throughout Alliance territory. It was an ambitious plan and one that would provide jobs for billions of unemployed Alliance citizens, perhaps including the various clones scattered across their member planets. The plan also happened to be the cornerstone of Adhira's agenda. She was determined to see the bill passed.
"It's a shame you couldn't be here in person Sssar, but I understand your circumstances," she said, finally turning to acknowledge the other Senators. She was still spinning the ring on her finger. "Kaito, perhaps you would like to take the lead... if you feel up to it?"
The Senators hadn't been there long, but she was beginning to get anxious at just how long Mina seemed to be stalling them. She was no doubt whispering in Emmen's ear before she would allow them inside. Of course, no sooner had Adhira said that she heard the doors open behind her and turned to see the severe-looking blonde smiling out at them. The Balmorran glanced at the others cautiously. She didn't like it when she wasn't the only severe-looking old lady in the room.