Armand Temi
Orphan
Location: Approaching The Immortal Titan
Allies: Strike team [member="Sal Katarn"] [member="Glavo Pahro"]
Enemies: [member="Cameron Centurion"] [member="Crystal"]
Warfare was something to which Home Secretary of the Republic, Cath Lorr, was practically allergic, but after a diplomatic trip to Galactic Alliance space, she found herself being called upon to help defend the ANS Belshazzar. Yet, for some reason, the deployment officer of the Alliance instructed her to board an Orbalisk Class Shuttle and launch into Sith space in the atmosphere above Dulvoyinn.
She brought along one of her Senate security guards, mostly for personal protection, but the Aqualish male named Odo protested when Cath was moved towards the shuttle.
“There must be some mistake,” he said in heavily-accented Basic. “Madame Lorr cannot go on this ship.”
“And why not? My troop list has this Jedi Padawan on the Titan Strike team."
“Because she’s a prominent figure in the Republic… she’s the-"
“Odo, please, if that’s where they need us, than to the Titan we go," said the Eldorai official. Cath nearly cringed outwardly as she abhorred using her role in the Republic government as an excuse to get out of anything, even as peace-abiding as she was. The Aqualish wasn’t going to argue with his headstrong employer, so he nodded and followed Madame Lorr onto their shuttle.
As the pair of them piloted the shuttle towards the looming OS Flagship, Odo asked in an unusually suspicious tone, “Do you think it was a mix-up or was that on purpose?"
“Possibly, but I like to think the Force guides our fate and we must follow where it leads us." Cath may have been a bureaucrat, but she was a Jedi and foremost. On the Jedi Consular path when she retired from politics, the Padawan would only kill another sentient being if absolutely necessarily. Despite her nerves, she was resolute. And yet, the path to getting the Titan to surrender felt like an insurmountable cliff, and most likely was, but the Eldorai and her Aqualish guard were determined to aid in that process in whatever way they could. How could she rule on Yutan in the proverbial ivory tower when she had no idea as to the very specific threat that peace-keepers were under?
While she knew the wine may be poisoned, Cath needed just a taste to let her know exactly the breadth and scale of how toxic this specific brand of evil really was.
Allies: Strike team [member="Sal Katarn"] [member="Glavo Pahro"]
Enemies: [member="Cameron Centurion"] [member="Crystal"]
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Warfare was something to which Home Secretary of the Republic, Cath Lorr, was practically allergic, but after a diplomatic trip to Galactic Alliance space, she found herself being called upon to help defend the ANS Belshazzar. Yet, for some reason, the deployment officer of the Alliance instructed her to board an Orbalisk Class Shuttle and launch into Sith space in the atmosphere above Dulvoyinn.
She brought along one of her Senate security guards, mostly for personal protection, but the Aqualish male named Odo protested when Cath was moved towards the shuttle.
“There must be some mistake,” he said in heavily-accented Basic. “Madame Lorr cannot go on this ship.”
“And why not? My troop list has this Jedi Padawan on the Titan Strike team."
“Because she’s a prominent figure in the Republic… she’s the-"
“Odo, please, if that’s where they need us, than to the Titan we go," said the Eldorai official. Cath nearly cringed outwardly as she abhorred using her role in the Republic government as an excuse to get out of anything, even as peace-abiding as she was. The Aqualish wasn’t going to argue with his headstrong employer, so he nodded and followed Madame Lorr onto their shuttle.
As the pair of them piloted the shuttle towards the looming OS Flagship, Odo asked in an unusually suspicious tone, “Do you think it was a mix-up or was that on purpose?"
“Possibly, but I like to think the Force guides our fate and we must follow where it leads us." Cath may have been a bureaucrat, but she was a Jedi and foremost. On the Jedi Consular path when she retired from politics, the Padawan would only kill another sentient being if absolutely necessarily. Despite her nerves, she was resolute. And yet, the path to getting the Titan to surrender felt like an insurmountable cliff, and most likely was, but the Eldorai and her Aqualish guard were determined to aid in that process in whatever way they could. How could she rule on Yutan in the proverbial ivory tower when she had no idea as to the very specific threat that peace-keepers were under?
While she knew the wine may be poisoned, Cath needed just a taste to let her know exactly the breadth and scale of how toxic this specific brand of evil really was.