✠ Imperial Warmaster ✠

W A R M A S T E R
INDOMITUS LEGION
Through war, we bring order.
Through strength, we bring unity.
Prologue: The Iron Protocols
From Iron Comes Strength




BASTION OF ORDER
From Zakuul to Bastion was a trip he had done quite a large amount of times when he was a Moff of the Empire, working to bring forth both military and technology under the Iron Sun. It was a cause that, while he pursued various, probably the most reasonable and certainly the one he was able to share and pride himself with. Bastion was a stunning victory for the New Imperial Order and a staggering defeat for the Sith back in the day, one capital, two Empires, two entirely different visions. And today it served as such again. His brief economic negotiations were superficial in nature to maintain operations. Now he was here in order to engage in more meaningful ways.
Other than his journey to Mandalore, he travelled to the Diarchy as an official diplomat, stateman and ruler on a ship that mirrored such status. There was no hostile intention or show of force, it was a merely befitting representation and announced beforehand to not stir any nervousness or suspicion. The large warship came on its own, its shields and weapon systems demonstratively powering down at the front gates of the Bastion System, announcing its intention to talk, not to fight.
Imperius was eager to see more of Bastion again, it had been too long that he actually embraced a visit to the place. It held memories, legacies and futures that were important to him. The Diarchy was an interesting proponent of order, one that the Warmaster did not necessarily see as pursuing the same kind of order he did. Their leaders, the brothers, the Diarchs, were a curious breed of modern times and it would be more than a mere exchange of diplomatic niceties that he was aiming for.
From the hangar of his flagship the large frame of the Upsilon-class shuttle emerged, flanked by two TIE interceptors and headed for the given coordinates. Not riding on his beloved Vehemence today as everything was in the light of official business. Nevertheless he wore his characteristic black-golden armor, a long burgundy cape falling from his shoulders, the black hair neatly tied back as his black eyes observed the pilots doing their duty.
