Sarge Potteiger
Emotional Damage
"That is all, Grandmaster. I will contact the Mandalorians. May the Force be with you." He gave a faint bow at the waist before cutting the line and sighing. He paced the length of the communications room for several moments, finally pausing near the window to look at a sky turned ephemeral blue by the flickering energies of the shields.
Inhaling deeply, he wondered how many Republic ships were in orbit, right now, acquiring target on the Mandalorian vessels. He wagered a staggering sum. It was a bold move for them to come here, and he doubted it would play out well.
How they answered his next message would be the watershed moment of this standoff. Peace, or war.
Peace... or war.
He was, either way, standing squarely at the center of a defining moment in history. His shoulders, so usually hunched in an aggressive posture, straightened themselves as he righted his back. The weight had never been heavier... but he'd rarely felt so - he laughed to himself a little - young.
Turning his head towards the communications officer, he gave a nod. @[member="Mia Monroe"] would be contacted. "The Grandmaster will meet with either Mandalore or his chosen representative... on Anaxes. He will bring no fleet, only the shuttle that will take him to said planet." He did not feel the need to tell them what would happen if they decided they were going to stay around and avoid taking the deal.
It went without saying that sending both the Chancellor and Grandmaster was a fundamentally bad idea, and so they would have to make do with just the one. Or not. He didn't anticipate this going over well.
Inhaling deeply, he wondered how many Republic ships were in orbit, right now, acquiring target on the Mandalorian vessels. He wagered a staggering sum. It was a bold move for them to come here, and he doubted it would play out well.
How they answered his next message would be the watershed moment of this standoff. Peace, or war.
Peace... or war.
He was, either way, standing squarely at the center of a defining moment in history. His shoulders, so usually hunched in an aggressive posture, straightened themselves as he righted his back. The weight had never been heavier... but he'd rarely felt so - he laughed to himself a little - young.
Turning his head towards the communications officer, he gave a nod. @[member="Mia Monroe"] would be contacted. "The Grandmaster will meet with either Mandalore or his chosen representative... on Anaxes. He will bring no fleet, only the shuttle that will take him to said planet." He did not feel the need to tell them what would happen if they decided they were going to stay around and avoid taking the deal.
It went without saying that sending both the Chancellor and Grandmaster was a fundamentally bad idea, and so they would have to make do with just the one. Or not. He didn't anticipate this going over well.