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The Great Reclamation [ Mandalorian Empire Dominion of Mygeeto ]

"Legacy" is the addiction of old men.

As a life rapidly approaches its close, a shift in priority often occurs. The everyday becomes trivial, while the thought of the future becomes paramount. For those staring the end square in the eye, it becomes vital to leave some mark upon the waking world — some indication of "I lived. I mattered."

In the case of Ned Rostu, the addiction has manifested itself through business. Long ago, he had spent his youth serving within the Galactic Republic. He fought as a daring commando, championing the cause of democracy across the stars. Yet, fate would cut his tenure short: for the fires of war took their toll. Broken by battle, Ned found himself thrust into a world of politics...of corruption. Most men, no matter how valiant, have a glaring weakness: and for the former Commando that was the almighty credit.

As time moved ever forward, he found a way to satisfy this metaphorical thirst. He carved out for himself a neat place within Arakyd Industries, and there served quite comfortably. But time waited for no man, and Ned found himself wondering what mark would he leave when it was all over. His family were...distant or deceased. He had no spouse, nor children — no one to remember nor care that he had lived. All he had was Arakyd; but perhaps that would be enough. Perhaps, if he championed the corporation's latest cause, he could leave a tangible mark upon the budding Mandalorian Empire.

And so did the subordinate of the Mand'alor's own corporation descend upon the frosted world Mygeeto, charged with a rather vital task. He was to, in the wake of conquest, facilitate an agreement between the InterGalactic Banking Clan and the Empire. As both Muunilist and Mygeeto now resides within the latter's borders, the time was right for a sit down between the two entities. Thus was the sharply-dressed Korun escorted into the IGBC's Jyget branch and led to the appointed conference room.

Tap. Tap. Tap.

Borne forward by his cane, the seasoned man greeted his host first with a smile, and then a nod of his head.

"Greetings. I am Ned Rostu, here to represent the Mandalorian Empire." he began, formal as always.

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[member="Lan Porgata"]
 
Objective: Unearth the forsaken.
Location: Dantooine Excavation
Allies: [member="Josiah Denko"]; [member="Deneve Verd"]
Enemies: N/A
Post: 12


Finally.

It had been found.

One of the excavating droids had made its way up with its grav boots. The old man's smile grew slightly more at the sight of the holocron. While the Jedi Master was busy with the cakes which he seemed to quite adore, Rohlan took the holocron from the droid's hands and sent him to continue the work for Outer Rim Engineering and Development - the subsidiary of his nephew's big company Arakyd Industries.

Rohlan inspected the holocron with his hands. Possibly so much knowledge was held here, historical knowledge. Something he loved learning about. A slight wave of regret washed him. The regret of losing his connection to the Force. Only for a moment his smile was gone before it returned when he turned towards the Jedi Master.

"The lost has been finally found, Master Denko." Rohlan Verd put his hand outwards gesturing for the Jedi to take the holocron for himself. "A gift from Mandalore the Reclaimer."
 
Objective: Find friendly company
Locationn: Near Excavation Site
Allies: MEmpire, [member="Josiah Denko"], [member="Deneve Verd"], [member="Rohlan Verd"]

Post: 6

He was steadily losing patience. Small creatures ran through the green fields around him, only tempting the dark knight to draw a chaavla and use them for target practice. His perception of right and wrong were skewed enough at the moment, and he'd argue an animal lover to the floor that they were threatening him. Oron chuckled as he let the thoughts go and extended an arm to pluck a kal dagger from his waist, fingers holding the beskar plated weapon still before he absent-mindedly twirled it around his fingers.

This couldn't possibly take any longer.

And then, as if on cue, an excavation site came into view as he trotted over a large hill, exiting the valley. Several figures, droids, and machines could be seen in the distance. Certainly more bodies than his flimsy moniter displayed. Oron pocketed the small device and headed towards the site.
 
"Actually, yes. You can repay by not mentioning it again.."

As she spoke to the Jedi one final time she would acknowledge, her great uncles words with a polite incline of her head. Stepping back , she leaned against a nearby wall and listened in silence before, her head would snap to attention. A familiar blip popping up within the force. Turning away she would make her way towards whom she sensed as her uncle Oron.

Moving forward quickly, she walked out the door, leaned over the railing in a highly obnoxious manner and waved at the figure approaching in a frantic manner. This day could get no better. Her uncle was here. When all else failed and she couldn't give her father a heart attack there was always antagonizing her uncle.

[member="Oron Verd"] [member="Josiah Denko"] [member="Rohlan Verd"]
 
Gulp.

Josiah swallowed hard in response to his rescuer's words. It struck him as odd that she would respond in the way she did. In truth, the Jedi did not anticipate an exploitative request to come about due to his words...but the way she shrugged him off was off-putting. As if she just wanted to put the whole thing behind her.

"Very well." he said.

It was then that the clatter of metallic feet drew Josiah's attention. From the excavation site below had hovered up a single droid — treasure clutched in hand. The Jedi knew, even at a glance, the nature of the item that had been discovered. 'Twas a Holocron: a receptacle of teaching hand-crafted by a master of the Force. In this case, given the hints of the aging Verd, this one was most likely the Holocron of Dojander Kace.

And now...it was his? A gift from the Mand'alor?

Almost awkwardly, Josiah set the box of pastries down and took the relic into his grasp. He marveled at the cube, which seemed flawless despite the centuries of being buried.

"But...why? Wouldn't this be best held by the Knights themselves?"

A valid question from one unaware that his loyalty was being purchased.

[member="Rohlan Verd"], [member="Deneve Verd"], [member="Oron Verd"]

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Rohlan knew very well the answer to Master Denko's question. The Mandalorian Knights needed much more experienced in the Force members, thus it would be much better for Josiah to receive this holocron than anyone else. They already knew much about the Mandalorian Knights and were committed. Time for the same thing to happen to the Jedi.

"You will find the answer to your question in that holocron, Master Denko." And Rohlan was right. The events that Josiah would find in the holocron were a direct analogue to the events in the Galaxy currently.

The elder Verd knew that the man would be converted. All in good will and not forced upon.

Perhaps even his wayward grandniece, which had just stormed out of the place, could play a role in the converting.

The Mandalorian Empire will prevail.

[member="Josiah Denko"] [member="Deneve Verd"] [member="Oron Verd"]
 
[member="Samuel Graves"] [member="Darell Irani"]

"Arceneau Trade has several trade stations and warehouses located within the Atrivis, Lahara, Braxant, and Raioballo Sectors." one of which was orbiting Mygeeto right now. To make things easy and simple, it would behoove to disclose all current properties.

"I am able to send their locations for transparency sake."

With a few taps of her fingers, she sent a small datafile of the local areas within and around the new Mandalorian Empire territory for full disclosure.


Warehouses and Spaceports: Mandalore, The Wheel, Roche Asteroids, Maridun, Celanom, Bandomeer, Taris, Garqi, Muunilist, Ithor, Serreno, Yaga Minor, Taanab, Thule, Yavin. Mygeeto, Togoria, Concord Dawn, Adumar, Bastion, Droumond Kaas, Dathomir, Vaal, Gromas 16, Junction, Ord Mantell, Qiilura, Aeten II, Grommas, Azure, Gala, Vjun, Myrkr, Vaal, Velmor, Contruum, Ziost

Trade Stations: Mandalore, The Wheel, Roche Asteroids, Maridun, Celanom, Bandomeer, Taris, Garqi, Muunilist, Ithor, Serreno, Yaga Minor, Taanab, Thule, Yavin. Mygeeto, Togoria, Concord Dawn, Adumar, Bastion, Droumond Kaas, Dathomir, Vaal, Junction, Ord Mantell, Qiilura, Aeten II, Grommas, Ziost.


Headquarters: Telos
Warehouses and Spaceports: Telos, Dromund Kaas, Korriban, Telos, Dantooine, Echoy'la, Bastion, Dubrillion.

Trade Stations: The Citadel Station, Echoy'la, Bastion, Korriban, Dromund Kaas.

Haven Shipyards

Dantooine.

Mara Tibx and Fuels - Fuel stations scattered abut the Braxant Run.

Browncoat Arms & Industrial with scattered mines across Dantooine and Echoy'la and the former great Mandalorian space.

"I'll be upfront, Mistah Graves. If I were to agree to commence production of the Maladi Class, I would have a few conditions." she began, her soft honeyed voice a soothing drawl. Her expression remained cordial, but it was clear she was being serious.

"I've left it be due to potential issues regarding its use." what she implied went unsaid. "I am a woman of my reputation, Mistah Graves. I am happy to produce and maintain maintenance contracts so long as that remains unchanged."

It was a concern that matched that of Irani's. Perception.

"One should always be able to defend those they owe their protection to. Me and mine, I always say." a glance was sent over to Irani. For defense she could be on board with this.

"For the Immortals: Would this include a maintenance contract?"
 
"I see..."

If the answer laid within the ancestral relic, then what point was there in delay? Josiah gave unto Rohlan a nod before setting his full attention upon the Holocron. This was not the first time that he had accessed a treasure of this sort; for he had even crafted his own many years ago. As such, Josiah knew exactly what to do in order to reveal what laid inside.

"I am Jedi Master Josiah Denko."

His words were uttered not only by mouth, but by the Force as well. The perpetual ambience ferried his message, his presence, and very identity into the treasure within his grasp. Then, in but the span of a moment, the Holocron deemed him worthy. It promptly ascended, plucking itself from Josiah's grasp, before unfolding via long-dormant mechanisms. Azure light erupted from inside, casting pale rays across the office walls.

And then, from this dazzling display, stepped forth a projection. A gatekeeper. Its presence felt Jedi, but its armor - beskar'gam - said Mandalorian. From behind a T-Visor did this apparition gaze, taking a moment to look about its surroundings.

"Well met, Master Jedi. I am Dojander Kace."

The Gatekeeper reached up in order to remove its helmet.

"It's good to stand amongst the vode once more." he added, acknowledging Rohlan and the other vode standing about.

[member="Rohlan Verd"], [member="Deneve Verd"], [member="Oron Verd"]

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Rohlan watched the curious Jedi Master, the smile of the Mandalorian still painted on his face. As the Jedi activated the holocron and Dojander Kace's beskar'gam donned figure prpjected in the chamber, all the Mandalorians nodded with respect as they said.

"Dojander Kace, not a jetii but a vod." A legendary saying in Mandalorian owing respect to the brave man.

"Well met, vod." The elder Verd simply said with his deep and composed voice. He was certainly glad that this event was unfolding infront of him.

"Well, Master Denko, perhaps you would like to hear more then just a greeting." Rohlan spoke and then gestured to all within the chamber to leave apart for the Jedi. "Perhaps, I will see you again soon."

With that and a great satisfaction within, Rohlan departed to oversee the final dig of the future ORED R&D facility outside.

It had finally been reclaimed


[member="Deneve Verd"] [member="Josiah Denko"] [member="Oron Verd"]

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Boots ain't made for walking
Location: Sinsang, Raioballo Sector, Small Factory.
Mission: Breach the last door.
Clan Vizsla: [member="Runi Verin"] | [member="Nikole Vizsla"] | [member="Ronan Vizsla"]
Other Allies: [member="Mordecai Tal'kyr"] | [member="Ronin Wendigo"] | [member="Tel Ordo"]
NPC Allies: 10/12 Mandalorian Crusaders from Clan Vizsla
Enemies: The Vanguard of the Jarvashqiine
Post 4/20

Factory fighting had nailed about 13 mech cyborg wannabies between her and her battle sister, till they’d hit an especially tough nut reaching an inner door, the bodies piled up outside but those defenders just weren’t giving up. Taking off her helmet to dab her cracked lip on her hand, Khia spat out the stale taste of smoke and grit. She smiled through it to Seka, who had a good black eye her own self.

“That’s still six to seven.” Seka checked her ammo, keeping down as shots whistled over them two of them, bouncing off walls or taking out exposed electronics. Khia took one more look over her grenades, rolling her last one forward.

“Last chance.” Khia called to those pinned down, they’d given them time to surrender sure enough. Answered with a hail of fire, she pressed the button on her timed grenade, and every electrical device on those cyborgs were fried by an emp blast, blowing open the door too.

Rising up, the two battlesisters, lighting up everything left moving inside that factory until nothing was left blocking the way forward. "How many was that?”

“We ain’t counting grenades….” Seka finished off a shot to a cyborg in pain, putting out of its misery.
 
It only took a moment for the details to find themselves plastered upon the screen before me. Queen of Trade alright. The Mandalorian Empire had decided to start waist deep in her holdings; which wasn't a bad thing. After all, we were a nation of paying customers. At the same time, Ms. Arceneau shed a small inkling of light on the Maladi situation. She had conditions in mind - very specific ones - and what she didn't say spoke louder than what she did.

If I had to guess, what she was concerned about was what [member="Darell Irani"] had said out loud. These vessels were once used by the One Sith - and who likes having genocide on their list of accomplishments right?

"I can assure you that, if the Maladi were to re-enter production, it would be used in a manner similar to the Immortals. The concern of my employer is the defense of his people, not the utter decimation of his enemies." I said, attempting to read between the lines. "That said, any explicit terms that you have, we would be more than happy to abide by them."

Then came the issue of maintenance.

"And yes, we would like this to include a maintenance contract."

The Empire didn't have a dedicated yard (yet), so best to let the experts do their thing right?

[member="Danger Arceneau"], [member="Darell Irani"]
 
[member="Samuel Graves"] | [member="Danger Arceneau"]
OOC/ Rebranded Irani's account, but y'all know the identity thing.

Irani leaned back in his seat.

This was the reason why Arceneau and him worked well together. They had similar ideas about how to go around these sort of deals. The fact was that simply making this deal in this specific way already absolved them of most of their responsibility.

After all, they were manufacturers of war material.

Nobody could reasonably expect them to simply not sell their wares. That didn’t make any commercial sense, no? So by going the extra mile and ensuring that there was a promise in place which would prevent abuse?

Well, nobody could reasonably blame them if the Mandalorian Empire broke their end of the deal, now could it?

Not that Darell expected Verd to break the deal, of course.

The man had his particular sense of honor.

"With these agreements in place, I don’t see a reason not to accept the contracts."

Then he looked to the hologram of Danger, to see what she thought.
 
[member="Darth Carach"] [member="Samuel Graves"]

Danger gave a nod. With such agreements in place, she also did not see a reason to not accept the contract. The Queen of Trade gave a wide smile.

"Then we are in an accord; for both the Immortals and the Maladi." They currently had shipyards on Dantooine, which would be expanded to suit the needs of the Mandalorian Empire.

"Dantooine has the closest shipyards," Danger said simply. "They would be able to provide you what you require as well as provide the venue for any maintenance requirements."

A wider smile.

"Perhaps, with the sponsorship of the Mandalorian Empire, they could even be expanded for any future use."
 

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