HOYLIN
Careena Fett
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Khama Fett
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Trajan Fett
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Celt Saxon
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Ninurta Slaabur'r
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The Operator
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Gaanla Munin
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Livia Cadera
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Sahan Dragr
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Sig Dryggo
" Can we do this?" He asked and then nodded his head to indicate that his question was a legitimate one.
"
We must." Hakon's voice was firm as he nodded in agreement with Trajan Fett. A flickering light of determination danced in his eyes beneath the cold stare of his buy’ce.
<"But we are in agreement...and so, our sights need be set elsewhere. Firstly, it should be the consolidation of the Clans, be it through might or diplomacy. A vast majority of the Creed has fallen out of the way or sought alignment with greater galactic powers.">
Rallying the Clans to the Crusade was the natural step forward, along with rebuilding their martial strength. Hakon's T-visor scanned the room, pausing briefly on the solitary figure of
Sig Dryggo
before sweeping over the rest. "
Spread the word to your clans and comrades. Awaken them from their slumber and bring them back to the path of glory our ancestors paved. We must rise again or we wither away, forgotten." the chill of irrelevance sent shivers down his spine. He clenched his fists. He would not let it happen. He could not.
No matter the cost.
"We should decide on what planet to attack; one with great resources and a strong manufacturing infrastructure. To take their resources and let the Galaxy know we have returned with vengeance. Perhaps Contruum or the Roche Asteroid Field? Both possess those qualities we want in an attack."
Hakon tilted his head, considering Munin's words. Contruum. He had flown over it countless times along the Vaathkree Trade Corridor. A bustling Mid-rim world with mid-sized shipyards and rich farmlands, it was a smaller rival to Taanab but far more advanced in technology and populace. Conquering Contruum would be a monumental task given their numbers, yet a raid to plunder its resources? That was within their grasp.
But Roche...
"
The Verpine owe us a life debt. Their technological prowess and expertise would better serve as allies than victims of our conquests." Hakon's voice softened, a hint of personal bias creeping through his vocoder. Memories of friends among the Verpine, who had once saved him from the void of space after a job had gone wrong, flickered in his mind. "
Contruum, on the other hand..." He smirked beneath his helmet. A comprehensive recon, a solid plan, several ships, and a weapon in a Mandalorian's hand were all it would take to strip the aruetii of what they wanted.
As he surveyed the crowd, his eyes locked onto a familiar symbol; a symbol he did not expect to find among the gathered. Skirata's mark. Rebuilding their strength through plundering resources was necessary, but not sustainable for long. Not when it was the whole galaxy they wished to scar. For that, they needed a solid industrial base.
The Skirata were renowned for their shipcrafting capabilities. After all, it was
Gilamar Skirata
—Mand'alor the Architect—who had rebuilt MandalMotors into the war machine it became known as over the ages. The only issue was that the Skirata were not so accepting of the old ways.
But if one was here, then...
Hakon moved through the gathering, his steps casual but also purposeful as an idea sprang to his mind. Around him, Mandalorians continued discussing plans; others reunited with comrades like
Sahan Dragr
and
Celt Saxon
. He halted a few feet beside the mysterious Skirata clansman (
The Operator
). “
Did not expect a Skirata to answer the call.” he remarked as a way of striking a conversation.