Valiens Nantaris
Head Admin
@[member="Aleidis Ijet"] @[member="Philip J. Halen"] @[member="Siobhan Kerrigan"] @[member="Cira"]
It was a matter of policy that a state should never become isolated and surrounded. Unlike a certain Kaisar, Tegaea had no intention of fighting a five front war. It would be worse than stupid, it’d be suicidal. And so, with war narrowly averted through Byzantine diplomacy, it was time to mend fences and fix bridges.
And so, Exarch Tegaea Alcori and Colonel Siobhan Kerrigan had been dispatched to Coruscant to smooth over recent incidents. No one in either camp wanted the other to be wiped out, as they were the closest two ideologically. They certainly might not agree on everything, but they could agree that a galaxy without the other would make things much more dangerous for them!
As they landed at the Senate building and surrendered their weapons, Tegaea reflected it had been a while since she’d been here. She wasn’t too worried. Siobhan was with her, and she was more dangerous unarmed than a company of soldiers with repeating blasters.
They were shown to a meeting room to await the Chancellor’s appearance. Siobhan had not told her she’d already met her. That would doubtless come out during this discussion.
It was a matter of policy that a state should never become isolated and surrounded. Unlike a certain Kaisar, Tegaea had no intention of fighting a five front war. It would be worse than stupid, it’d be suicidal. And so, with war narrowly averted through Byzantine diplomacy, it was time to mend fences and fix bridges.
And so, Exarch Tegaea Alcori and Colonel Siobhan Kerrigan had been dispatched to Coruscant to smooth over recent incidents. No one in either camp wanted the other to be wiped out, as they were the closest two ideologically. They certainly might not agree on everything, but they could agree that a galaxy without the other would make things much more dangerous for them!
As they landed at the Senate building and surrendered their weapons, Tegaea reflected it had been a while since she’d been here. She wasn’t too worried. Siobhan was with her, and she was more dangerous unarmed than a company of soldiers with repeating blasters.
They were shown to a meeting room to await the Chancellor’s appearance. Siobhan had not told her she’d already met her. That would doubtless come out during this discussion.