(Written from my phone. Please excuse grammatical errors.)
The Mandalorians and the Reformation had already worked together on a few occasions. Occasions that had proven that they could indeed become something more if their forces were combined. A strength to secure the galaxy from the One Sith and their allies. A Galactic Coalition to unite those last lights of the outer rim against the rising tide of a very dark sea, metaphorically speaking.
The Mando'ade would maintain their ways. The Jedi would be much the same. The Coalition would enforce morality laws and encourage brotherhood, but otherwise the groups domestically were much the same. The Reformation worlds lived in such a similar way to the Mandalorians worlds that without the beskar clad warriors walking about, one might think they were one in the same.
The Silver Jedi had also been invited. Graxin had met with [member="Coci Sinopi"] not too long ago and established a semblance of friendship. He sorely hoped they would attend, and with luck, my join the Coalition as well. The Jedi of the outer rim needed to be united against whatever might come.
The Archlord waiting aboard the bridge of the Ge'hutuun. Normally a vessel of war, the San-Hill destroyer had been repurposed. It now served as the living quarters of the Architects. This also made it wholly ideal for a meeting of this nature.
The bridge was cleared for any who might attend. All hangers were open to anyone who might land, and they would not come across a living soul on the way to the bridge other than Ession personel. The Architects were still a bit secret, and Graxin would keep them that way until an accord was met.
So there he stood, clad in the mess of durasteel and loose Phrik bindings of the Archlord's armor. His cloak was held in place by massive shoulder pauldrons, and there seemed to be a bit more steel than cloth in his personal take on 'Jedi robes.'
His helmet hung freely from a clip on his belt. The Master's expression was that of a stoic field commander; unreadable in its entirety. It was a mask.
Graxin was feeling a certain anxiety unlike anything he had ever experienced. This would either go extremely well, or terribly. His mind was stuck on allies, but the possibility of accidentally making enemies was there. Still, he trusted [member="Strider Garon"] enough to try for this, and with luck, Coci and her Silver allies would see a point in uniting under the same banner.
The Mandalorians and the Reformation had already worked together on a few occasions. Occasions that had proven that they could indeed become something more if their forces were combined. A strength to secure the galaxy from the One Sith and their allies. A Galactic Coalition to unite those last lights of the outer rim against the rising tide of a very dark sea, metaphorically speaking.
The Mando'ade would maintain their ways. The Jedi would be much the same. The Coalition would enforce morality laws and encourage brotherhood, but otherwise the groups domestically were much the same. The Reformation worlds lived in such a similar way to the Mandalorians worlds that without the beskar clad warriors walking about, one might think they were one in the same.
The Silver Jedi had also been invited. Graxin had met with [member="Coci Sinopi"] not too long ago and established a semblance of friendship. He sorely hoped they would attend, and with luck, my join the Coalition as well. The Jedi of the outer rim needed to be united against whatever might come.
The Archlord waiting aboard the bridge of the Ge'hutuun. Normally a vessel of war, the San-Hill destroyer had been repurposed. It now served as the living quarters of the Architects. This also made it wholly ideal for a meeting of this nature.
The bridge was cleared for any who might attend. All hangers were open to anyone who might land, and they would not come across a living soul on the way to the bridge other than Ession personel. The Architects were still a bit secret, and Graxin would keep them that way until an accord was met.
So there he stood, clad in the mess of durasteel and loose Phrik bindings of the Archlord's armor. His cloak was held in place by massive shoulder pauldrons, and there seemed to be a bit more steel than cloth in his personal take on 'Jedi robes.'
His helmet hung freely from a clip on his belt. The Master's expression was that of a stoic field commander; unreadable in its entirety. It was a mask.
Graxin was feeling a certain anxiety unlike anything he had ever experienced. This would either go extremely well, or terribly. His mind was stuck on allies, but the possibility of accidentally making enemies was there. Still, he trusted [member="Strider Garon"] enough to try for this, and with luck, Coci and her Silver allies would see a point in uniting under the same banner.