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We Will Not Forgive | First Order Invasion of Silver Jedi Order Held Ossus Hex

The darkness lays ever near the light.
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Location: Ossus - Aegis Base
Objective: Put Ossus into Lockdown, Alert Personnel & SJO Members
Allies: SJO & Allies | [member="Stephanie Swail"] | [member="Valae Kitra"] | [member="Dusaro Dresari"] | [member="Thurion Heavenshield"] | [member="Setzi Lunelle"] | [member="Garith Organa"] | [member="Arisa Yune"] | [member="Kaiza Pawaro"] | [member="Kal Visna"] | [member="Jessica Med-Beq"] | [member="Alexandra Feanor"] | [member="Douglas Starwind"] | [member="Josh DragonsFlame"] | [member="Yuroic Xeraic"]e | [member="Rapax"]
Enemies: The FO | [member="Rolf Amsel"]

Ossus - it just couldn't get a break, could it? Conflict after conflict taking place on it's surface constantly, Darren simply couldn't understand how the Sith could keep it up. Surely they had better things to do than slaughter the civilians that they vow to protect. They were a lie - all of their promises, their ideals - everything they did and stood for was a lie.

Yet the Silver Jedi would not let it happen again. That's why they were on Ossus - to stop the tyranny, to rebuild.

Darren had arrived on the planet alongside a large chunk of the Antarian Rangers and some of his own personnel from Torr Industries. He also brought quite a few squadrons of vehicles to aid them.

The Lieutenant-Commander was inside Aegis base when the news arrived...

"Attention all Silver Jedi and allied units in the Adega System, this is Northwest Actual: we're picking up a shower of rogue asteroids heading right towards Ossus." he recognised that voice - it was Admiral Med-Beq, "As of this instant, Ossus is to be declared under lockdown; all units, battle stations!"

"Oh come on!" Darren exclaimed. He tapped into his comm "Copy that Northwest Actual. This is Aegis Actual Activating shield generators ASAP." he paused for a moment before resuming, "Be careful out there." the communications ended.

The Zabrak shouted to his men - "Patch me through on all local networks."

"Yes Sir!" a Twi'lek turned around to his work station - doing his best to patch the Lieutenant-Commander through, he knew the sheer importance of alerting everyone to the situation.

Most of the Silver Jedi on Ossus' surface - as well as the Antarian rangers would recieve the following transmission: "This is Aegis Actual tapping into all local networks. We have recently been alerted of a series of rogue asteroids heading directly for the planet. Therefore, the planet has been put into complete lockdown. All troops must report to their respective stations immediately and await further orders. I know we can't order you to do anything - but I do suggest all Silver Jedi report to Aegis base in order to discuss our current situation. Aegis out." Darren could but hope the Jedi followed his advice - though he knew that not all would.
 
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Location: In Hyperspace
Objective: Prepare / #EclipseTheLight
Allies: [member="Sal Zambrano"], [member="Venthis Zambrano"], [member="Ara Zambrano"] even though she's with that hussy [member="Caehl Ren"]
Enemies: The Silver Jedi & the Light
Gear:

The Crestfallen seemed to warp and bend as it thundered through the twisting cacophony of hyperspace, pressing onward through the harrowing straits towards bloodshed and battle. Within its blackened hold were members of the infamous Zambrano family, either pacing or resting up in preparation for the conflict ahead. They had long been figures working in the forefront and behind the scenes to engineer the spread of Imperial dominance throughout the galaxy, and now much of their scheming was at last coming to fruition.

The First Order, and 'Galactic' Empire, and the New Sith Empire were at last united in common purpose -- the absolute destruction of the Light.

His outing from the First Order had been nothing if not a well-crafted piece of theater, and now he was here to help his fellow Imperials again. Still, the illusion had to be maintained. So he would wear a concealing mask and helmet designed after the typical battle-helmets worn by the Knights of Ren, hiding his infamous features from prying eyes and blending into the Ren as they attacked the Jedi world of Ossus. He still held many reservations about the Knights of Ren, but his time with [member="Samka Derith"] has silenced a good deal of vocal criticism from himself, although he still openly thought of them as heretical and misguided. He could quash such prejudices for today as they were firm allies in the darkness now.

They'd have to wait and see if this ruse would really work on the battlefield, but before that they were lying in preparation for the opening salvo that was to be delivered by the First Order themselves. They'd show up a little bit after the battle began, assimilating into the assaulting forces and making planetfall amidst them.

The Dark Lord could hardly wait to take another crack at Ossus, the site of one of his greatest failures.
 
Location: Perlemian Trade Route, near Kulthis
Allies: The First Order
Enemies: The Silver Jedi Order
Objective: Reach Kulthis

The plain YZ-775 affectionately referred to as 'Lady Luck' cruised quietly through the Perlemian Trade Route, in the depths of the Belderone system. The small transport had been loaded to the brim with enough detonite to destroy a city block. At the same time, the First Order's ships were lying in wait over Ossus, riding the storm of rocks that descended like rain towards the Jedi fleet. Here, in the centre of the system, a much smaller, highly trained group of ships screamed towards the world of Kulthis. Their objective was to cut off the Jedi, to stop all ships, military or otherwise, from passing through the system.

A few minutes ahead of [member="Aermoira Cyone"] and the FIV Audacity, Cryptolinguistics Officer Emilia Ravel, and a baker's dozen of FOSB agents were preparing their gear. They were a secret vanguard, a force that would slip into the system undetected, to cause havoc and give the First Order the advantage in securing this critical section of the trade route. Emilia drummed her hand on her leg nervously. In her opinion, their arrival time would be too close to that of Commander Cyone and her forces. Any delays in landing on the surface and their unarmoured transport would be caught in the midst of a space battle as the SJO mobilized their defences. In the cockpit of her transport, Emilia gazed out at the blue-white glare of hyperspace travel, occasionally checking over her various instruments, and looking back at the FOSB agents kitting up in the back. Not long now until their arrival on Kulthis.

As the ship got closer and closer, Emilia began to check over her own equipment. Their team had been given some very sophisticated kit. Most of her agents were in plain clothes, however, a few had donned the FO-X1 Infiltration Armor in order to infiltrate key positions, and to generate fear in Kulthis' citizens. She had donned her SO-01 Spec Ops Helmet, and slung her F-11 over her shoulder. Her knuckle plate vibroblade was stashed neatly in her black gloves, ready to penetrate the thin fabric on command. She turned her head back towards the agents, yelling "Everyone ready back there?"

When the small ship arrived in orbit of Kulthis, it was greeted by absolute calm. The people below hadn't a clue of what was to come, the front-line troops had arrived, and Operation Fallen Angel had begun. Almost lazily, Emilia picked up her commlink. She was nervous, of course she was, but she was in her element, and she would not falter. "Kulthis customs, this is YZ transport 'Lady Luck.' We're a transport inbound from Kashyyk, 13 souls on board." Emilia hesitated, waiting for a response. When it came a moment later she breathed an inaudible sigh of relief. "Lady Luck, you are cleared to land at the Kulthis spaceport, we're transmitting your flight path to your nav computer now."

The FOSB agents descended towards Kulthis. Each member knew their mission, and every one of them was ready for whatever waited for them below.
 
Allies: SJO
Enemies: FO

He let out a harsh sigh, it had been a long time since he'd been on Ossus. His mind raced back to Mikhail and himself clashing in the woods, him tossing aside a padawan in some feral rage as he chased down the Sith Lord. It was a hard event to recount, but it had been a different time, and a different war. Now Marek was free of the tendrils of darkness that had refused to full let him go for over half his life, thanks to a loving wife who had built the Silver Jedi Order alongside another of his apprentices, and good friends like [member="Josh DragonsFlame"].

Word traveled quickly of rogue asteroids, and in an instant S'hadar was up on his feet, rushing to his troops. Aegis had been his home for a few weeks, and he wasn't going to let the fortification crumble, come asteroid or the whole damn First Order. "Lieutenant, get the men to their stations!" The Jedi Master barked, a Rodian officer nodding quickly before turning and barking out similar orders to his underlings and so on. Marek turned on a heel and returned to his quarters, unlatching a large chest at the corner of the room.

Inside lay the black pieces of the battle armor that had served him for oh so long. Dented and scorched from a lifetime of battles, the armor was like a second skin to him at this point, just as either of the sabers at his side were extensions of his own arm now. With practiced efficiency he donned the armor and returned to his lieutenant outside.

"Report." He ordered coolly, walking up a ramp alongside the green alien.

"The men are at their stations. Just as ordered." The officer replied, to which Marek simply nodded. If all was well this would be nothing but a false alarm and a good test of the men's readiness, but something in the force told him otherwise, or warned him, to be more accurate.
 
Location: Forests of Ossus
Allies: SJO and [member="Asani Windsong"] (Not tagging everyone, really long list folks.)
Enemies: FO scum :p
Objective: Teaching Asani history of the planet

Yuroic had diverted from the main group, wishing to take Asani into the forests and show her the life that survived. Yes, he had heard that the attack on Ossus was devastating and he could see the smouldering ruins of the temple once there. However, he was trying to show Asani the non-violent side of the Jedi way. Too many Padawans are forced to fight and face the Dark Side over and over, the Jedi had no way of being the way they wanted to be. Peaceful guardians to watch over the galaxy but also be able to meditate and focus internally, studying the mysteries of the Force. It was a way that Yuroic somewhat discovered when he was in exile, so now he wanted to show that side to his Padawan.

He was sitting on a rock, looking at towards a river that gently flowed. Today Asani, I want to teach you the ways of Force, using it to sense your surroundings and sense the emotions of creatures and beings around you. It was an area that took him long to get around to understanding but he knew it would be important for all Jedi to know, being empathetic to other beings was crucial when helping them. Start in a comfortable position. Close your mind and feel outwards. Allow your senses to flow out and wander, try to understand the small creatures that live here, then larger ones. Attempt to be aware of all living things. It might prove difficult at first, but in time you will be able to.

Yuroic felt the beep of contact being made on his comms but he ignored it. He doubted it would be anything of significance. Today he was busy teaching to help out with temple rebuilding and wallowing in the past. It was something he had noted in a few others, they were focusing on the Sith attack, while he wasn't there and likely couldn't empathise as well as he normally would. He felt that they need to focus on training, too long were they battling and recovering from it that understanding the Force. Bettering one's self in it was fading away sadly.

He shook his head, focusing in on Asani as she trained.
 
Location: Rebel Base "Dunscaith", Undisclosed Location (Outer Rim)
Objective: Teach Rebels How To Fight
Allies: Silver Jedi Order
Enemies: First Order


"Stop rushing!"

Eri'anya's voice echoed throughout the chamber, the wild swing of her opponent passing harmlessly over her shoulder as a tiny fist flew toward his chest. With the combined force of her strike and his forward momentum, the impact was more than enough to knock him to the ground in a coughing heap, whereas the Jedi Knight showed no signs of fatigue.

"You're not breaking down some door, you know! Take my size into account and cover your core!"

The small Jedi knew she was being a bit harsh by some standards, but a lesson hard learned was a lesson remembered. The bruises would be painful for a day or two, but would serve as a concrete reminder for them. It did no good to coddle those who wished to better themselves, and it was a disservice to both them, as well as herself, to deliver half of a trial. It was also wonderful therapy for Eri'anya, but that part of her responsibilities here would be better kept under wraps.

The truth was that she had been feeling rather useless as of late. It had not been very long since she had joined the ranks of the Silver Jedi, but in such a short time it felt like she had already failed in her duties. Those monsters that liked to masquerade as men, the "Empire," as they called themselves, had brought death and suffering to Charros IV. There were still moments when she wished she had been there. She told herself she could have made things go differently. She knew she was fooling herself, it was more likely she would have charged into something and died, but it did not make her feel any better about what happened.

She had instead gone to Bimmisaari, taking it upon herself to watch over the refugees that came flooding in. The poor souls were fleeing calamity and ruin, and it was the least she could due to watch over them as best she could. Other Jedi had gone along to comfort, or to heal, but Eri'anya had only ever been good at one thing, and she could not deny a feeling of listlessness around so much misery.

Then, as if answering the quiet prayers that no Jedi in the galaxy should entertain, the galaxy delivered its wrath upon the refugees. Terrorists had infiltrated the camps, bringing poison and explosives to bring about the extinction of the lucky few who had survived the horrors brought about by the black hearts of tyrants. Eri'anya had managed to find the charges, but in her hasty attempts at defusing them, she caused the toxic gasses to be released ahead of schedule. Even after she found the culprit, and chased him down with the help of her allies, he had managed to slip from her grasp. It was like the force itself had reached out and plucked the monster from her grasp, bringing him to safety, regardless of how doomed his situation was, and how little chance he had for escape.

...but he had escaped. Countless lives were lost, and he still got away. Somehow. One more failure.

Animals...

With a cry, the Jedi brought her newest opponent down onto the mat, hand gripping tightly around his neck as she stared into his eyes. She saw that helmet. She smelled that gas. She wanted to end it for good. One less monster, and the galaxy would be richer for it!

ANIMALS!

After a moment, she remembered where she was, blinking away the waking nightmare as she looked down at her dazed student. Her heart was beating, her hair had come undone, and sweat was rolling down her back. Getting back to her feet, Eri'anya found her lapsed composure before walking over to her discarded robes. It was suddenly much too cold in just her underthings, and it was high time for a break, anyway.

"Pair up grapples, just like we talked about."

She needed some water.
 
Location: Ossus - Aegis base, specifically the bar.
Allies: [member="Darren Torran"]
Enemies: FO
Objective: Drinks! Wait, shoot get to work time!

Kat was taking a day off, she had been working all day on some ridiculous shoddy repairs. It was painful having to see bad work, however it wasn't entirely the previous mechanic's fault. Apparently there had been a large battle on Ossus and all the repairs were mid-battle rush jobs. But still, the level of rubbish was not putting her in a good mood. Her sister could have done better and she was a politician who never even held a hydrospanner!

Gulping down some free drink another soldier brought her, she pondered on what she had to fix next. Could be the guns or shielding. Meh, today was not the day for work. Kat actually had her hair out of a ponytail and work non-grease stained clothes. Really trying to get out of the work mindset. Of course, this meant that some guys thought they could hit on her, buying her drinks was fine. But she really wasn't interested. Fixing machines was just too consuming in her life and none of these guys would handle her. Plus they didn't know about her robotic legs, tended to keep away a few overly keen beavers.

While finishing her drink, the siren called. Something about possible enemies approaching and a lockdown. Didn't entirely matter. Kat was ready for this. Rushing to her quarters, she put her hair in a ponytail and grabbed her normal cap and grease stained jacket. They were lucky, and her father's. Meeting Darren at the main station, Kat felt her body all sobered up and itching to get to work. While she was quite the fighter, she wasn't sure how well others knew that. Hey up Daz, where do you need me? While her tone was casual and friendly, she knew how serious the situation was. After the previous attack, there was no clue as to how much the SJO, Ossus could take before it broke.
 

Kaiza Pawaro

Do, or do not. There is no try.
Location: Moving to Aegis base
Allies: SJO
Enemies: FO
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After being subjected to so many attacks, Ossus drowned in a stifling atmosphere not entirely unfamiliar to that on Charros IV. Lacking peace and quiet, offering merely illusions to substitute for the real thing, the world desperately needed the Silver Jedi to rekindle both hope and compassion. One of those Jedi was a young Mirialan Padawan. Only a student, yet one who has experienced the horrors of war first hand.

Despite not expecting to need her new armour, Kaiza wore it anyway, appearing more like a soldier than a Jedi. She wanted to get used to how its metal plates affected her movement, grow comfortable in this guarding shell of phrik. So far, it’s been proving not as restrictive as one might expect from a suit that offered solid defensive capabilities. Naturally, testing the new outfit came with practicing lightsaber combat – a guardian of the galaxy, she’d be using the two together to protect the weak. Taking her role very seriously, she wasn’t one to skimp on lightsaber training, devoting much of her free time to practice. Either on her own or with fellow students – guardians or consulars, healers or warriors, everyone needed to know how to effectively handle the traditional Jedi weapon.

Now more than ever.

Focused on the present, her form rested, sitting in tall, soft grass with her back leaning against a tree, saber extinguished. At peace with herself and the whole galaxy, the Mirialan entered a deep trance. Very spiritually minded, it posed no difficulty for her to perform a short, basic ritual of Curato salva, drawing refreshment from the Force to replenish her own energy after hours of training. As if submerged into cool, life-giving water, she sensed her strength and stamina slowly coming back. This process would have continued for much longer if not for a warning signal to inform her of an asteroid shower. Emerald eyes snapped open, hands quickly collected all possessions scattered around, grabbing her long robe last and draping it around her armoured form.

Mounting her speederbike, the girl shot into the distance, heeding the call and riding in direction of Aegis base. Worry furrowed her brow as a terrible chill in the Force ran down her spine.
 

Setzi Lunelle

Searching for Eleos's Altar
LOCATION: In the Aegis Base Armory
OBJECTIVE: Protect the Base
ENEMIES: Eventually [member="Asharad Graush"]
ALLIES: [member="Darren Torran"] and SJO/allies
GEAR: Blade of the Satvas, Lightsaber, Mandalorian Power Shield, Armorweave


While the circumstances surrounding her family, or lack thereof, certainly contributed to her loneliness, that fateful brush with darkness when she’d awoken, barely able to walk, held in captivity on the a small smuggler’s outpost - this too, contributed to her isolation.

It was not that anyone hadn’t tried to help her. She’d had friends who’d reached out and allies who’d offered to lend an ear. But Setzi could not shake the feeling that being a Jedi or a Sith - or something in between as she was now - was nothing but a curse. Solitude felt like the right space to be in and the safest course of action.

A familiar Force presence shook her out of her unwanted reverie. Darren Torran was stronger now than before. She felt a momentary joy that he’d survived Krayiss II, but could this elation over a reunion with her friend sustain her through what felt like an endlessly oppressive mood as of late?

And then the Zabrak’s voice came over the comms system. With helmet tucked under her arm, Setzi all but ran around the corridors of the base until she would find Darren. The Padawan would see her familiar smirking face as she jogged up to him, just a little hint of mischief in her brown eyes as though she was about to tease him for something or the other.

“By the stars, it’s good to see you again! What’s this about rogue asteroids?” She wasn’t sure whether to give him a flying bear hug or shake his hand, so she settled for an awkward knuckle tap to his shoulder.
 
Location: Ossus - Aegis Base
Allies: SJO and it's allies, [member="Darren Torran"]
Enemies: FO

The Silver Jedi were preoccupied with rebuilding on Ossus just like they were back on Charros IV... It was not a surprise, this is one of the things Kal thought it would "go without saying" for them. It was interesting in some way and it somehow inspired him, no matter how many times they are attacked, threatened or defeated, to keep on rebuilding, to keep on defending... To keep on fighting. It was a quality one should admire, he always believed so. He was at the Aegis base when he received Jessica's transmission, much like Darren who wasn't too far away from him, for before one can get to fight his enemies, he might first strengthen his own forces, precisely why he was here, to aid however he could.

Kal frowned slightly and walk closer to Darren as he ordered the lockdown patiently waiting for him to finish with crossed arms. He didn't think much of the event itself as it didn't seem that out of ordinary, it was probably why the jedi created that whole gate thing in the first place, however he wondered "Is this a common occurrence on Ossus? The asteroids I mean." because if it was, it sounds like these people had some problems even without the sith.

This lockdown shouldn't take too long, how many asteroids could there be? He trusted Darren would tell him if there was anything that needs to be done, standing around was dull.
 
Location: Ossus, Jedi Temple.
Allies: SJO
Enemies: FO


He heard nothing, felt nothing, seen nothing, he had tuned out everything from the physical realm. Through the force he heard everything from the sounds of the waterfall he was under, the birds chirp quietly into silence to be replaced the sounds of other waking wildlife echoing through out the planet to the closest hums of his rotating sabers. He felt the cold of the raging waterfall as it braced against his body to the weight the continuing circling path of his sabers. Though his eyes were closed he could see the colors of the world around him, the life of the force. He could see the world so clearly now, from the trees to the flow of the water streaming down to the soldiers that stood guard around him. He fought for the Silver Jedi, the core were close to him but all were his family, but his ways would always be that of his master, Asha, the way of the Je'daii that was the world he saw. That of balance.

There is no ignorance, there is knowledge.
There is no fear, there is power.
I am the heart of the force.
I am the revealing fire of light.
I am the mystery of darkness.
In the balance of harmony and chaos.
Immortal in the force.

The warrior chanted in his mind over and over again. The soldiers around him stood vigilantly before the captain heard the radio call from Jessica. "As of this instant, Ossus is to be declared under lockdown; all units, battle stations!" As the captain was about to alert Jericho, the warrior snapped back into reality and his gently floating sabers when up right staying in place with their lights still flickering. He stood and step out from under the waterfall, as revealed thanks to the skilled precision of the scientist Suravi, his body was completely restored and he as more tuned to the force than ever before, he felt it. He looked down at his large hand and gripped it tightly before turning his attention to his men. "Ossus, Is on lockdown, you know the drill." He said with his voice booming with strength. "Create a security perimeter and stay on guard at all times. Do what you men were trained to do." The soldiers saluted and went off to do their specified duties. As the warrior walked his sabers deactivated and flew to his waist clipping on to his belt, this action to many was a feat of concentration but for him it was second nature.

He walked back to base to gear back in his regular attire, he donned his heavy armor with his white jedi robes over the, his sabers at the ready, his mask black mask over his face and his hood up over his head. He sat outside of the jedi temple and hummed as he began to leviate despite his calm and cold demeanor, the warrior was always ready for a battle.
 
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Location: First Order Invasion Force.​
Allies: [member="Varas Kyrel"] [member="Jairdain"], First Order​
Enemies: Silver Jedi Order
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One Battle ends and yet another begins. Kyrel was no stranger to combat, for most of his life he had been Captain of the 212th Iron Squadron quelling pirate cells along the borders of First Order Space, then later he had served on the frontlines of the First Imperial Alliance War. Time and Time again he had proved his mettle over and over, facing death with each encounter and all the more still surviving and becoming stronger for it. He had risen from a Disciple with no Master to teach him, to a leading Knight of Ren to now he was one of three Masters of Ren within his order. As the Supreme Leader's Mailed Fist, he had seen many battles as an emissary for the Supreme Leader and ever since joining the Order had been glad to serve and fight for the Supreme Leader. Now yet again he was called into battle, Ossus was the target of choice, he knew this day would come since the Battle of Skor II and he grew excited by the prospect of killing Jedi. Whenever he had thought of Jedi and his encounters with them, it made his blood boil and his anger increased.
Why did his thoughts always lean towards hatred towards the Jedi when he thought of them, unlike him some Ren were rather cordial with Light Siders. As for Kyrel, it was a personal matter, it was a memory that he had to block out. Something that he had dared not to ever think of ever again. A lot of his old memories was something that he had wanted to forget, but this one that related to his hatred for the Jedi was something he had not blocked out. As Kyrel sat within his quarters his mind drifted back to such a memory.
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Several Years Ago... Dosuun.
Kyrel had spent several weeks recovering from the Red Nebula outbreak. His armor despite being in it for almost a month was something he could never get used to. After being initiated into the Order of Ren, he decided to erase all records concerning Thomas Kyrel... As part of the Order of Ren, he had taken a new name. Kyrel Ren to show that his name belonged to that of a man who had died in the cold darkness of Space.. Kyrel was not the man he once was, he was kind, gentle, happy. That had all died, he was now more cold and distant compared to what he used to be.
He had come back to Dosuun to visit his parents, to inform them that he wasn't killed in action but in fact had survived his combat in the Unknown Regions. He walked, his armor heavy and made it seem like he was shifting to the ground with each step he took. He finally reached his home, a small cabin made of wood. It was on the outskirts of Avalonia, and as he looked out to the massive metropolis he had memories of his childhood flash in his mind, before the First Order emerged, Dosuun was a backwater world and the site of where Avalonia was, it was nothing more than a small town surrounded by dense forests and wildlife. He shook them away as he quietly opened the door. There he saw his Father Janos Kyrel looking at several books most likely to be put on sale in his shop, which to much to his surprise wondered why his Father never accepted the First Order's offers for a better building than the shack that he called a shop, which he had always insisted that he preferred something that he built with his own hands, then something alien given to him by the government.
When Janos looked up from his books and saw what was before him, his tired face looked at the mechanical monstrosity in shock, his mouth agape as he was a lost for words. Kyrel looked at him and saw a man roughly in his 50s and a skinny build with spectacles he looked more like a librarian than a shop owner, if he could he would tear up at the reunion with his Father, but started to speak. His voice a shadow of what it used to be as it came out through the vocabulator, his voice previously holding a mixture of the rough wild space accent of his Father and more of his Mother's elegant core world accent, it now was a harsh mechanical sound that displayed something inhuman when spoken, but he tried in his best attempts to speak softly as possible. "Father... It's good to see you again. I know the reports said I was dead, but I assure you I am alive and well... Well if you want to call this thing being well." Janos looked to his Son, unable of what to say as he placed a hand on Kyrel's armor. He started to speak his rough voice usually bringing comfort, but this time shaky with shock and relief. "It's good to see you, Thomas... I've missed you so much but all the more so glad to see you home. Your Mother and I were worried sick and especially her. She didn't take the news very well when we found out on the Holonet." Kyrel recoiled at the sound of his own name being called as he thought to himself. 'Father if you only knew who I am now. I am no longer the Son that left here long ago.'
Kyrel put his gloved hand on his Father's shoulder showing him at least some affection. It was what he could offer at least, he would maybe attempt to hug him but was worried that he would crush him, as he then spoke setting his arm down. "I know Father I was particularly worried for her as well, know where is Mother?" Janos blinked for a moment before he spoke and pointed down the hall. "She is in her room, of course, she had mostly kept herself busy with work and her machines. You know how she is. I think she would be very relieved by seeing you." Janos smiled and Kyrel began walking down the hall of cabin towards his Mother's workshop giving his Father a nod of thanks as Janos retreated back to his work, Kyrel walked down the halls seeing pictures of his childhood and his years before joining the First Imperial Academy, they had all looked so happy together, but noticed that now such times were perhaps over, and Kyrel would have to live with that. He approached the room where his Mother worked in, inside he saw monitors, bits and pieces of droids and other machinery and there he saw his Mother Miran Kyrel, a woman of her mid 40s her dark hair graying, but with an athletic build as if she keeps fit most of the time, she was working on a droid when she turned around. She looked at Kyrel for a moment with the same look Janos had earlier when looking at their son, but this time she had a look of fear mixed in as well, which Kyrel could notice as he stepped forward. He spoke his voice carrying no emotion through the vocabulator no matter how much he spoke. "Mother it's me... It's Thomas your son."
Miran took off her goggles as he stepped forward wondering why his Mother was acting this way. She spoke softly her Core World accent made her sound as if she was an angel. "You shouldn't have come back, Son. I missed you terribly and I was certain you were dead, but it's as I feared." Kyrel at this point was confused, why was he Mother acting this way. Why was she rejecting him like this... It started to hurt him deeply to go through such a cold welcoming. He stepped a bit closer and asked slowly. "Mother why are you acting like this?? Tell me why are you so afraid... Please tell me." Miran looked at him, keeping her head down as if she was hesitating but then began to speak. "I know it may not sound so easy Son, but remember the nightmares I had when you were growing up." She stopped for a moment as Kyrel gave a nod wanting to hear more as she spoke. "Those weren't ordinary Nightmares, they were visions." She gave a sigh as Kyrel wanted to know more and so spoke his voice cold and persistent. "Visions? How why? What aren't you telling me, Mother." Miran then spoke more to answer her son, her voice slightly shaky. "I am.... I was a Jedi." Miran paused unsure if Kyrel would say something, but when he said nothing, she went on. "I was once Miran Valek Jedi Knight of the Galactic Republic. I was a Jedi Shadow at the time it was my tasks to search and destroy all traces of the Dark Side, and I was also a Seer. At times I saw bits and pieces of the past and maybe of the Future, but I could never get much. When the Sith came out of hiding as the One Sith and launched their invasion of the Core Worlds, I was on Coruscant when the Sith attacked the temple I fled of course, and at the time I had thought that most of the Jedi were slain and so I went into hiding into Wild Space before my ship crash landed on Dosuun. There I met your Father, fell in love and had you. I swore that despite the dark times that plagued the Galaxy I would never wield a Saber again. Then when you were only a child I experienced visions once more. I saw an explosion, heard your screams, and then I saw dark warriors wielding red blades, saw planets and battles rage across the Galaxy and an all too familiar shape that brought dread and fear to every being. I know now that this is the start of it. "
Kyrel didn't know what to say, his mind was a whirlwind of emotions as he had heard his Mother speak, to know that she is or was a Jedi made his anger slowly rise, not to mention that she had lied to him for most of his life, or better yet had caused him to become what he is. He clenched his gloved hands into fists as he spoke, his baritone booming and his anger becoming apparent as his voice rose. "You.... You did this. You led me to become a Monster. You should have told me. Instead, you led me to my fate." He said stepping closer to her, as Miran backed away, tears forming in her eyes as she tried to look away, her voice on the edge of becoming a sob as she spoke. "Yes, I know. I should have told you sooner, and for that, I apologize as I am the one to blame, but there is another path for you to choose. To make this right." She said as she reached for a chest hidden behind a shelf and held it out to Kyrel opening it. Inside was a metallic hilt made of Durasteel with etchings engraved into it. Kyrel looked to her his anger slowly rising and threatening to boil over as she spoke hopefully. "This was my Saber when I was a Jedi. I want you to have it please my son. This path will only lead you to more pain, you will never know peace. Please, I beg of you take it and embrace another path. The Supreme Leader will only use you for your power, and once when you are no longer of use he will dispose of you. "
Kyrel stared at his Mother and the saber. He didn't know what to do as for a moment he wanted to give in if it means getting a better life, but then remembered his oath to the Supreme Leader, and realizing that she was the enemy he looked at her and replied without any hesitation. "No, he is wise and powerful. He knows what is best for me, and I doubt he would. You, on the other hand, are a traitor to his beliefs and a liar. Nothing you say can be trusted." He said his anger taking control of him and as if the force was guiding him he used the dark side and with his mind envisioned a hand squeezing her neck. Miran looked at Kyrel wide eyed as she dropped the chest, and the saber fell out, she grabbed her throat as she tried to speak but only got out a few words as her windpipe closed shut. "Thomas.... Please... Don't... I'm Sorry." But her pleas fell on deaf ears as he used the Force and within a moment her neck snapped and she fell to the ground, for a moment the dark side filled him with power he had never known as he felt the darkness swirl around him like a comforting blanket, and then he looked to his Mother his anger subsiding to realize what he had done. He dropped to the floor holding his mother's corpse pressing her face to his mask as he said, his voice hollow. "Mother.... Please... I didn't mean to. I am so sorry. Please come back." He realized the extent of what he had done, and if he could cry he would, but despite his begging nothing would bring her back, he held her there for a few minutes, before getting up, using the Force he pulled the saber to him and clipped it to his belt.
He walked down the hallway, he felt completely hollow as he approached his Father, Janos looked from his books to Kyrel who stood like a statue as he stared him down. Janos said worryingly. "Thomas where is your Mother I heard...." Before he could finish, Kyrel used his mother's blade with a snap hiss the green blade came out and with a clumsy slash cut Janos in two, he lowered the blade as he looked upon his Father's severed corpse as he said in a cold tone. "I am no longer known by that name. I am Kyrel Ren servant of the Supreme Leader and enforcer of his will. Do not forget that." He said as if the man was still alive. He deactivated the blade and clipped it to his belt, as he looked around. His home reminding him of his past which needed to be taken care of. He grabbed some materials and then within moments the place was ablaze. As his parent's corpses burned along with his home, he watched ready to head back to Virgillia and embrace the destiny his Mother had foreseen.
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Present Day... Enroute to Ossus.
As Kyrel looked back upon that time of course at times he still felt guilty about his Mother's death and wondered if her spirit was the one tempting him to the light, but no matter he had chosen this path, and as her vision predicted he had fought in many battles, and became something to be feared, he indeed kept her saber as a reminder to her legacy but had not touched it in the years since that night. Perhaps the only one who knows of that night is his daughter but he can't say for certain. All he knew now was the wisdom of the Supreme Leader, crushing his enemies and the feeling of purpose the Order of Ren had brought him.
Now he had concerns about the battle they would be fighting. Lately, his daughter had never fought in a battle, and he had come to known a fallen Jedi known as Jairdain with whom he did not trust so far but would be a valuable asset when it came to the objective. Upon from what he had learned from Brother Castor, The Shadow Enclave had a source of archives that could be valuable for the Ren, and even to the Supreme Leader. It could house everything about the Jedi the Ren could use to destroy them, but not only that the tunnels going underneath the enclave connected to Aegis Base. His mission would be to shut the shield generator down so the Ground Forces can take the Base, his team consisted him, Jairdain and his daughter Varas. Varas had never seen combat and so he managed to give her Ren armor along with a helmet of her choice, and since she had not constructed her saber, he gave her his second Lightsaber which served him in the War against the Galactic Alliance. It would serve her just as well.
As the ship he was one was behind asteroids, he swore he felt the ship encounter some bumps that made him lose his train of thought, but he figured that it was only the Asteroids themselves, as he finished getting his armor on, he walked down the all in a purposeful stride assuming his team would be waiting on the shuttle. He made his way down ignoring everyone around him as he finally made it to the shuttle in the hangar bay, he took his seat in the pilot's chair as he waited for the mission to begin. The only things that worried him were the Knight of Ren [member="Zmej Ren"] as during the weeks since the training on Skye she had become disillusioned, and he could tell she had craved his position, even worse she had wanted to kill him. If she wanted to the battle would be the perfect opportunity to do so, so he would have to be wary just in case she ruins his mission with her delusions and her greed with wanting him gone. Not to mention the Jedi that they could encounter in the Enclave, he would not allow them to stop him and his team, but time would only tell if they will. He looked to each one as he waited for the ships to come out of cover and for the battle to begin, his blood boiling to kill Jedi and carry out the Supreme Leader's will.
 
Location: First Order Invasion Force
Objective: Prepare for Ground Assault
Allies: The First Order | [member="Caehl Ren"]
Opposition: The Silver Jedi Order| [member="Romi Jade"]
Equipment: In Signature


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The Knight was exhausted of space travel. The arduous journey through the empty canvas of space having taken far longer than she would have preferred, the bloodlust within screaming out to be sated as they floated, ghosts among the asteroids approaching Ossus. Ba’Vanim rested at her side, the blade quiet, but pulsing with the promise of battle soon to come. Standing at the sill of the small viewport embedded in the side of the quarters she was given, Ara Zambrano, formerly Ara Ren, watched the massive fleet surrounding with multi-colored eyes, a satisfied smirk tugging up one corner of her mouth. Knuckles that once would have clutched the ledge of the window until they were beyond pale rested against the metal, her posture at ease as she waited for the signal to move to their personal crafts and drop ships, the strike on the Silver Jedi controlled world imminent.

The domed outline of an RX-1 Helmet rested next to her, the last of her armour to be assembled and donned. A generic mask given to any Ren who requested, it was a poor substitute for the personalized one that had been destroyed on Mustafar, but it was a necessary evil. Armourweave and Zeyd cloth hugged her curves, her personal armour fitted to every line of her body like a glove, Duraplast plates at strategic intervals to protect vital areas against the blade of the enemy. The black and red cloak that normally graced her shoulders lay across the small bunk, her family’s crest resting atop it, abandoned for the duration of this mission.

"It will not be long now..."

The voice and the presence it belonged to did not surprise her, even as she turned to fix him with a raised eyebrow and mildly displeased expression, his entering into her chambers without waiting for a welcome not passing unnoticed. Her fellow knight and noble watchdog moved to the side of the room, all but ignoring her displeasure as he inspected the cabinet of weapons supplied, most if not all that would be left untouched in the cabin along with her outer clothing. Displeasure changed to amusement, the bridge of her nose crinkling as she smiled, gathering her helmet and moving away from the viewport.

”One of these days you will enter unannounced and severely regret your decision.”

Ara’s voice was warm, a low purr with a tinge of laughter that spoke more to her amusement than the moderate annoyance at the lack of privacy she was now afforded. He ignored her playful teasing as was common for the man once known as Brennan to do, instead listening and answering a call over his comm, turning to finally acknowledge her presence as he did so. Both eyebrows winged up, a slight tilt of the head indicating the man was welcome to relay the message he’d obviously received.

A soft sigh escaped, one of relief and anticipation as she motioned with one hand for Caehl Ren to lead on towards the hangar bay, aware that he had a better grasp of the ships schematics than she. His tone mirrored her own, their eyes meeting through his opaque visor, a moment of pure understanding passing between them. The battle was beginning and they were on the front lines. Power surged, answering the bloodlust that rolled in her gut, the knowledge that soon, they would return to battle once more, this time against the Jedi who had chosen to throw their lot in with those who opposed the First Order.

”Then I shall debrief you on the way. We are to take the Academy.”

The final word spoken in a malicious purr, she settled the helmet in the crook of her left arm as they left the privacy of the cabin, footfalls echoing throughout the corridors as they proceeded, the two Ren left to come and go unquestioned by the crew and troopers sharing the craft.
 
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Allies: [member="Carlyle Rausgeber"]
Enemies: [member="Jessica Med-Beq"]
Objective: Operation Serpent's Folly
Location: Orbit of Ossus, Behind the Asteroid Field



The temperature of the FIV Polaris was set to a strict 10 degrees celsius. Morro kept the FIV Polaris that chilly because it reminded her of home, but also so that the crew would remain awake and alert despite the lulling hum of the vessel as they sat for hours behind a thick asteroid field - a natural guardrail as it were, between the small fleet and the planet of Ossus.

There was also a distinct frost between Morro and her commanding officer Captain Banning, but it wasn’t just due to the Csilla residue on her cold blue skin. She assumed he felt thwarted by her the night she refused to accompany him home from The Imperial March cantina a few weeks back on Dossun, instead choosing to spend time in the company of Admiral Rausgeber. This was evident by the sarcasm in his voice as when they’d boarded, he’d asked her, “How’s my rising star today?” and kept referring to her as the Admiral’s pet project.

Lucky for Commander Morro, the emotional coldness came easy, a racial trait at best, and at worst a cultivated persona to make up for any of the gaps in her mental state.

And speaking of mental states, she couldn't help but wonder how Admiral Rausgeber was faring in the nearby FIV Menace, one of the crown jewels of the First Order fleets, majestic in its length and power. Now that she’d been a part of the Navy for awhile, the Chiss had picked up rumors - Rausgeber was insane, though others said he just had a brilliant mind. And yet some ensigns even wondered if his demise would be imminent soon - that another defeat might drive the man to death by his own gloved hands.

Morro was astounded by the rumor that he’d hand-written letters to every one of the fallen naval officer after the Battle of Castamere. Selfishly, the Chiss officer wondered what he’d write to her parents in her own eulogy were she not to survive today. Sometimes she felt like a misfit among these humans, but then again maybe she was drawn to those damaged personas like their Admiral.

“Awaiting orders, Captain Banning,” she said in Cheunh-accented Basic.

“Aye, Commander.” Banning would not even look at her and the cold war between them resumed.



Ship Name/Type/Shield Integrity/Hull Integrity/Firing At:

FIV Polaris - Charger-class Escort Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
FIV Audacity - Charger-class Escort Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
FIV Vengeance - Charger-class Escort Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
FIV Poignard - Fortan II, Heavy Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
FIV Gypsy - Fortan II, Heavy Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
FIV Vulture - Fortan 11, Heavy Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
FIV Satellite - Bolt II, Picket Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
FIV Cobra - Bolt II, Picket Corvette - 100%/100%/No one
 
[SIZE=11pt]Location: Kulthis[/SIZE]​
[SIZE=11pt]Objective: Sway the Stenax[/SIZE]​
[SIZE=11pt]Allies: [member="The Major"] | [member="Darth Saarai"] | The First Order[/SIZE]​
[SIZE=11pt]Enemies: Order of the Silver Jedi | Stenax?[/SIZE]​

[SIZE=11pt]While the majority of the First Order’s assets were focused on the more obvious target of Ossus, there was another system of interest to the Master of the Knights of Ren. It was true that the ancient Jedi world held many secrets and knowledge, it was also true that knowledge was power, especially when that knowledge was seized from one’s enemies, but that was not the only way to achieve power. Power can just as much come from followers, from enlarging one’s own support base, as much as increasing the individual’s ability.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11pt]That was what the small strike team under Samka Derith had come to achieve on Kulthis, support. Loyalty earned one way or the other. Whether it came from awe, fear or some mixture of the two, the Ren didn’t much care so long as her new underlings proved useful.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11pt]The Stenax were the intended target. Violent, demonic creatures with tempers as foul as their features. The risks were many. Relations between Imperials and Stenax had been [/SIZE][SIZE=11pt]strained[/SIZE][SIZE=11pt] in the past, to say the least. The sociopathic violence they craved clashing heavily with the core Imperial values of dignity and law yet the creatures were in tune with the Dark. It stood to reason that the ‘peace’ preached by the Jedi, despite their hypocrisy in reality, can’t have been appealing to the Stenax. It was time to make a better offer and let the locals rid themselves of the Light that infected their world forever.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11pt]Atop a rocky cliff edge, overlooking a Stenax city of stone below, stood a small girl in the twilight of her teenage years. To an outsider, the girl would be something to utterly dismiss. Short in stature, petite in frame, childish in features. But it was a deliberate smokescreen to hide conniving intelligence, ruthless ambition and incredible power. Corrupted crimson eyes gazed down upon the stone dwellings, most of which were simple dome structures, she searched for any sight of the reptilian creatures but it seemed none of them yet roamed the streets.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11pt]Good.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11pt]They had a chance of remaining undetected in the early stages of this plan.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11pt]Samka spun on her heels and turned her back to the city of monsters, returning to the handful of First Order personnel who had been selected to accompany her ahead of the main attack group still to arrive in the sector. First Order personnel and the Sith Lord. A gesture of support for their operation by The Sith Empire had brought the avian Sith Lord, Darth Saarai to their side. Supposedly he was one of their finest agents. While the Ren had half a mind to consider it a joke from [member="Darth Carnifex"], she was not in a place to judge from appearances herself and would treat the bird with the proper respect becoming of an allied Sith Lord unless proven otherwise.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=11pt]“If the timeline hasn’t been delayed, the bulk of our forces shall be descending upon Ossus soon. It’s time we made our move,” her voice authoritative and curt. “Anyone who get in our way, Jedi or Stenax, are to be removed. By the end of the day, the beasts shall bend the knee.”[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]The gleam in her eyes spoke of her excitement. If all went to plan, they wouldn’t just bow, they would [/SIZE][SIZE=11pt]worship[/SIZE][SIZE=11pt] her.[/SIZE]
 
Location: Adega System - Outer Reaches, Aboard the Hellstorm Fleet Carrier, Designate: "Thatcher's Ironheart".
Objective: Await the Signal.
Allies: The First Order | [member="Carlyle Rausgeber"] | [member="Morro"] | [member="Aermoira Cyone"]
Enemies: The Silver Jedi and their Vassals | [member="Alexandra Feanor"] | [member="Jessica Med-Beq"]
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Long before the plans for meting out their vengeance had been set in motion, those within the First Order’s Central Command had believed that the response their shower would receive would’ve been entirely reactionary. Sufficed to say, if they could bear witness to the display of martial prowess taking place within the Adega System, they would be brimming with prideful amusement. With a single deed, those that sought to defend the verdant world of Ossus had played their hand, and showed their strength, allowing those who watched from afar to see what they would be facing and how well their incumbent foes would react. It wouldn’t be long now for the rest of the strategy to fall into place, as it was foolish to believe that only a single avenue of approach had been made available. There were always gaps in a planet’s detection grid and a multitude of ways one could deceive the fickle sentient eye. It was in admiration of that fact, that the First Order and its Military sought to add and sow more discord through the ranks of Ossus’ defenders.

Deception was one of the first forgotten arts of war, one rarely utilized in a conventional setting. Amassing large armies on either side of the tactical table was impressive, both visually and logistically speaking, but for a retaliatory strike such as this? It would’ve been an impractical expenditure of resources that would ultimately go to waste. With so much distance between their borders, something different had to be done. Something that would ensure those that flew the banner of the Silver Jedi would know the fate of those that had crossed the First Order, and that their reach knows no bounds. Thus, with the first of many ploys in play, so began the second phase of their opening assault. As the chunks of ferromagnetic rock hurtled towards the distant world, several starships had spilled out of the azure, ethereal realm of hyperspace - translating back into the cold dark of reality with a forceful flicker of pseudomotion. When their twisted metallic forms had decelerated and snapped back to form, and in the darkness… They began to scream…

:: Mayday!::
:: Help us!::
:: They’re coming!::
:: Sith’s blood!::
:: All... is... dust::

Distress beacons. Cries for aid. They screeched across the void with manic fury, as the voices conflicted with one another and fell upon any that would listen. These freighters, should the defenders of Ossus deign to scan their smoldering carcasses, would be registered as civilian vessels, each with their own carefully maintained manifests. The exterior hull of each of these cargo transports were riddled with carbon scoring, and several had massive breaches puncturing their metallic flesh. Recycled atmosphere vented out from these wounds of violence, and spilled into the nothingness of space in blooming flowers of fire. Others, the one’s that seemed more intact in comparison to their staggeringly arriving kin, had been tossed adrift - cast out into the darkness of space by the force of their translation and carried aloft by the solar tides. It was a scene that would strike horror in the hearts and minds of those that stood aboard their vessels, unable to reach safety that was well within their grasp, and forced to perish as their eyes laid upon safe harbour. Truly horrifying - were the fabrication real.

Within the sundered husks, the story was quite the opposite.​

Despite the fact that the aural net and system’s sensors would register life forms, and what damage each of these far flung craft's had sustained, they’d be unable to see what awaited the Silver Jedi beneath their sundered husks. Loosely mounted in time-sealed racking, dozens of mimic sensor decoys were nestled within the transports, each coded to project a holographic image of a hostile ship - and would be read by one’s sensors as such. As the chronometric count cycled down, whilst the transports screamed their death wails into the darkness, the decoy’s began cycling up - and were subsequently released from venting cargo bays, or fractured hulls. When they spilled across the canvas of infinite black, the decoy’s sprang to life and filled the stars with images of a vast Imperial fleet, that had recently dropped from hyperspace. Dozens of Imperial Star Destroyers and their accompanying escorts materialized in space, flanking either side of the encroaching storm of ferromagnetic meteors. When their task was complete, the wistfully spinning transports activated their automated self-destruction protocols - an event that was perfectly timed with the two separate Imperial flotillas arrival and subsequent holographic turbolaser fire.

It would seem, to those that were able to register the attack, that the Imperials had made their entrance and sought to make a mockery of those that were meant to defend the weak, and unable. Looking up from his chronometer, Achim only hoped that the second phase of their assault had worked and that the defender's formation would be forced to divert their attention away from the encroaching meteor shower - believing that their recently installed planetary defenses would be able to protect those on the surface below from harm. Only time would tell if the Force, and luck thereafter was on their side...
 
She Left Behind A Legacy
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A D E G A S Y S T E M
O S S U S
Enemy to be:
[member="Ara Zambrano"]

She was not there...

Her eyes fluttered in the humid breeze; they'd dry out from time to time as she stared. Whatever was left of the current would cause strands of her hair to sway to and from across her face. Ossus was a place that she knew well before she'd even took a step on the surface; it came up numerous amounts of time during her apprenticeship. But now...she'd be unable to walk the temple halls in their glory as her predecessors did.

Her former Master would often tease her for not being one to stick to the confines of the said like structures...and while that may be true, she never assumed she'd live a life where she'd see one torn apart. The battle, she was not there.

She stood there staring into whatever remained, trying to imagine what occurred but she knew it would be beyond her. Her chest rose and fell in succession, capturing and releasing the air as her mind roamed a bit.

She'd never know what transpired previously; that was history. She could accept that. Now...she'd do all she could to try and prevent that from happening again.

"I wasn't there..." she mumbled to herself, "But I am now..." Her lips parted to release soft words, those that were once thoughts. Her blonde hair whipped around as she turned to go about the current situation at hand.

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She come with [member="Veiere Arenais"] , but had gone a bit ahead of him. Their delegation was here to support the Silver Jedi in the best way they could, to build and foster a better relationship. Her pacing had slowed when she came in sight of those who'd represent the Silver Jedi. She stand back a bit with her lips forming a crease as she'd wait for the right time to enter the discussion.

With a nod, she spoke up "Hello, I'm Jedi Knight Romi Jade." She beckoned forward with her head, causing her hair to fall from her shoulders and hang over her chest. "I come with good wishes, and as a representative of the Jedi Order." She openly introduced herself to those who had gathered around. As a council member it was her job to make such dialogues possible, and by doing so she hoped there was nothing but growth for them down the line.


[member="Valae Kitra"] | [member="Josh DragonsFlame"] | [member="Thurion Heavenshield"] | [member="Douglas Starwind"] | [member="Dusaro Dresari"] | [member="Stephanie Swail"]
 

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Outer Rim \\ Auril Sector \\ Approaching Ossus
Rogue-class Starfighter \\ Asteroid Fragment \\ Crater
Allies: First Order
Enemies: [member="Veiere Arenais"]

A slow exhale of breath condensed in the cockpit of the Rogue-class Starfighter as the Knight of Ren waited patiently. As the rest of the starfighters concealed upon the pock-marked surfaces of the asteroids yet traversing towards Ossus, Zodan Osyk-Drul had also shut down his vessel's systems, even going so far as to reduce the life support system to a dangerously low level. The man reveled in it. Focused eyes peered towards the darkness of space, only broken by the distant light of the stars. He could feel the tension around him, the anticipation of the hunt foremost on the pilots minds. *Soon. Only a few moments more. When we strike, we strike with violence - merciless.* A subtle message of reassurance to the other vessels who called the same asteroid home. It was little, but they would know its source and they would be emboldened by the agent of Sieger's words to them.

Clad in heavy battle armor the already somewhat claustrophobic confines of the cockpit were amplified, though it bothered Zodan not. Soon he would be in the thick of it, leading with the starfighters as they bore down on the shield gates and protected the concealed fleet in their wake. As he replayed the orchestration of the assault through his mind once more he was interrupted. They were small at first, a few strange vibrations through the hull of his vessel - and then larger. A particularly large impact jarred the fighter from where it was temporarily anchored. *Steady.* Zodan closed his eyes, drowning out the sound of his own thoughts and reaching beyond his mind, beyond his body, beyond the here and now. Slipping free of his physical constraints he quickly discovered the source of the impacts - projectile fire. It was easy to tell the impacts hadn't been caused by blaster weapons, no carbon scoring. Instead chunks of rock had spewed further, breaking free of the largest of the asteroids and appearing to gain speed as they were ripped away from the hulk. What had been a collection of cohesive asteroids now began to break apart, hundreds of newly created projectiles filling the void as they continued towards the planet of Ossus only now there were more projectiles and while smaller would be incredibly difficult to target.

With a deep intake of breath Zodan was brought back, reeling into his own body and away from the conscious energy of the Force. Almost automatically he checked his wrist chrono - it was nearly time. Soon they would be close enough to make their move, provided they could weather the storm of the incoming projectiles. The slow flow of bumps and impacts had picked up, larger ones causing his vessel to rock. *Moments more - reveal yourself too soon and you'll be shot out of the sky before you can fire a shot. Steady - hold - and prepare for revenge.* His final message to the starfighter pilots before hovering over the controls that would send power coursing through his vessel's systems.
 
Location: In Hyperspace
Objective: Prepare / #EclipseTheLight
Allies: [member="Darth Carnifex"] | [member="Sal Zambrano"] | [member="Ara Zambrano"]
Enemies: SJO and allies
Gear:

He sat aboard his cousin's command shuttle, in a small chamber. His personal items laid out on the small table up against the wall. The red light, flickering every few moments. Venthis had been called here by Darth Carnifex, to assist The First Order in their assault upon the world of Ossus. It would be war. Though he sat surprisingly calmly. The acolyte, released very few sounds as he sat within the silence. A blink would emit from the datapad in the room a notification for the distance until arrival. He gathered to his feet, beginning to slide his newest creation, the Tavskeletas'pristine onto his right arm over his usual attire. His lightsaber lay on the table before it would fling to his belt, clipping onto it.

The Sith Empire had been rapidly expanding and conquering every world in its path. It was refreshing for Venthis to be elsewhere in the galaxy, working for a set of different goals. He left the room, making his way down a corridor then eventually up two sets of stairs. He had made his way to the cockpit, eyeing the pilot for a moment he gave a soft nod to Venthis and the acolyte glared back. He stood behind the pilot with his hands behind his back, eyeing the stars.

Pain, sweat and most importantly blood would be shed soon enough. The Zambrano family were about to make an impact upon the world of Ossus.
 
Location: Aegis/Temple, Ossus
Allies: SJO – [member="Setzi Lunelle"], [member="Darren Torran"], [member="Jessica Med-Beq"], [member="Garith Organa"], [member="Arisa Yune"]
With: [member="Stephanie Swail"], [member="Josh DragonsFlame"], [member="Thurion Heavenshield"], [member="Dusaro Dresari"], [member="Douglas Starwind"], [member="Romi Jade"]
Opposition: Omg, asteroids!
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Valae turned to see Master DragonsFlame, and she offered him a weak smile. Though the two were not well-acquainted, she was already learning that he was someone that she could trust. His support was greatly appreciated, and it made a tiny flicker of confidence return.

“Thanks… And I hope you’re right about me.” She said, adding a small smirk of her own to lighten the mood.

It wasn’t long before her attention was drawn in a different direction. She knew who it was before her eyes even found him – her Master. Immediately, a strong sense of relief washed over her. Thurion certainly had the experience that Valae sorely lacked, and it was comforting to know that he was here. Still, there was a small pang of guilt. It was not her wish to take him away from his home on Midvinter, from Coci and their small son.

“Indeed.” She nodded simply, and added in a quiet tone. “It is good to see you, Master.”

The group before the temple would continue to grow – Josh was joined by his apprentices, two very promising members of the Order. She turned as Stephanie Swail spoke, and her eyes shifted towards the ground for a moment, she was hesitant to answer. It seemed that the Silver Order had trouble waiting at every bend; it was worrisome to say the least.

An unfamiliar presence sparked her interest, and Valae watched as a young woman approached the group and offered an introduction. It was good to hear that the members of the Jedi Order had arrived. While their relations had been few to date, this was a good start.

“Welcome to Ossus, Knight Jade.” Valae offered a bow, “I am Valae Kitra, Grandmaster of the Silver Jedi.”

Further introductions would be forced to wait for a moment longer – for her comm began to crackle with voices. Lieutenant Torran’s voice rang through, warning of rogue asteroids, and informing them of a planet-wide lockdown. Her eyes shifted skyward. Valae imagined that this was not completely out of the ordinary, and their defenses seemed to be prepared.
 

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