Warden of Concordia
ANVIL OF CONCORDIA
The Anvil of Concordia breathed with industry. Every corridor pulsed with the rhythm of reactors, every viewport spilled the fire of Concordia's forges into the void. The station was not dressed up for this gathering—it was the gathering, a sovereign nexus of commerce and war-forged resolve, the embodiment of what Mandalore could make when ambition was tempered into steel.
The Verd'okar Chamber, the Iron View, set the stage. Its transparisteel wall opened onto Concordia's scarred surface, where furnaces burned like captured suns and rivers of molten ore fed the endless hunger of the refineries. Above them, skeletal starships hung in tractor beams, each piece of durasteel locked into place with slow inevitability. It was not a spectacle designed to impress outsiders, but an unflinching statement: here, Mandalore shaped raw stone into industry, and industry into power.
At the chamber's center stood the obsidian table, its beskar veins catching the dim light, its surface alive with faintly glowing schematics of Mandalorian-controlled hyperlanes. Along the edges, holofeeds traced production tallies, shipping manifests, and fleet patrol reports. The chairs around it were blackened steel bound in hard leather, built not for comfort but for vigilance.
Above the Mand'alor's place rotated the sigil of Mandalore itself, crimson and gold, its glow catching across the chamber like firelight. Around its edges shimmered the crests of allied Houses—Verd, Kryze, Ordo, and more—a quiet reminder that this station was not only an industrial hub, but the banner of a people united. That sigil was why the Confederation delegation had come, and why they listened now.
Each figure seated across the table carried weight enough to shift the terms of the galaxy.





At the table's flank stood

And presiding above all was Mand'alor

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