Cathbodua
Harsh Master
[member="Melanctha Dallamoor"] [member="Allana Badeaux"] [member="Tha'ga Temi"]
She turned her gaze and feeling more to study it. "Strange." She said it out loud and was uncertain. More speaking for Tha'ga and Melanctha. "The mandalorians have one fot he oldest forms of feminine power. Their warriors of shadow existed nearly two hundred thousand years before the consortium and continued as long as there were mandalorians to fill it ranks." She knew they were a different sort and had merged with others but they had brought the mandalorians, brought the taung to the unknown regions. Had evolved and continued on into the present day being fought by the Lords of the Fringe at one point thanks to Kiskla getting their information for study. They had managed to follow their cousins and adopted the cultural changes that had taken place.
The rest she was looking at though now more clinical, compliments, flattery only went so far. Melanctha was correct though but she wanted to understand the other part. The mand'alor couldn't see the force... was she blind? Even force dead creatures like the vong could see illusions they just couldn't be sensed or selected with the force. They were still able to be tricked though it though or have the force throw objects at them. So her curiosity was playing up before she stopped. Listening to the words but whispered for Allana. 'They seem to have a false idea of how men are treated here queen mother. We believe in strong females but for a culture where men and women are equal so long as they raise their children to be warriors and follow a code.'
She had a look and while her face mask kept her from being as expressive. 'They seem to think we don't accept males or male help.' It was a curious thing but she spoke. The guards of the queen mother in the past were male, commanders and soldiers could be male. Second class... lower class didn't mean they were excluded from defending their homes.' That Aleister Grey was out there... right now leading the Navy against pirates should show that males were involved. A need for battle sisters seemed less sincere and more just a means to try and satisfy a vague understanding of Hapes. Something one heard without research or knowledge so they threw it in. 'They request trade but also full access to the mists, to each world but we can continue how we have been. It is strange.'
She felt odd having to use the word but everything seemed to easy and that was when you should be suspicious about it most of all. She had seen some injured and reports from Jyoti and those on the planet. Her head turning back towards the screen but she did speak low for the other two who were here to advise. 'Based on reports from [member="Jyoti Nooran"] recently they have a way of altering facts to fit a goal. Pirates have been a problem throughout the years in the consortium but we have always been able to handle it. They were just disgruntled hapan's who had tired of their ststus, banded together and we'd pick them up in their ship a little later. Now suddenly there are fleets worth of pirates just in time for another galactic power to show up and offer aid to combat them. It is too easy.'
She turned her gaze and feeling more to study it. "Strange." She said it out loud and was uncertain. More speaking for Tha'ga and Melanctha. "The mandalorians have one fot he oldest forms of feminine power. Their warriors of shadow existed nearly two hundred thousand years before the consortium and continued as long as there were mandalorians to fill it ranks." She knew they were a different sort and had merged with others but they had brought the mandalorians, brought the taung to the unknown regions. Had evolved and continued on into the present day being fought by the Lords of the Fringe at one point thanks to Kiskla getting their information for study. They had managed to follow their cousins and adopted the cultural changes that had taken place.
The rest she was looking at though now more clinical, compliments, flattery only went so far. Melanctha was correct though but she wanted to understand the other part. The mand'alor couldn't see the force... was she blind? Even force dead creatures like the vong could see illusions they just couldn't be sensed or selected with the force. They were still able to be tricked though it though or have the force throw objects at them. So her curiosity was playing up before she stopped. Listening to the words but whispered for Allana. 'They seem to have a false idea of how men are treated here queen mother. We believe in strong females but for a culture where men and women are equal so long as they raise their children to be warriors and follow a code.'
She had a look and while her face mask kept her from being as expressive. 'They seem to think we don't accept males or male help.' It was a curious thing but she spoke. The guards of the queen mother in the past were male, commanders and soldiers could be male. Second class... lower class didn't mean they were excluded from defending their homes.' That Aleister Grey was out there... right now leading the Navy against pirates should show that males were involved. A need for battle sisters seemed less sincere and more just a means to try and satisfy a vague understanding of Hapes. Something one heard without research or knowledge so they threw it in. 'They request trade but also full access to the mists, to each world but we can continue how we have been. It is strange.'
She felt odd having to use the word but everything seemed to easy and that was when you should be suspicious about it most of all. She had seen some injured and reports from Jyoti and those on the planet. Her head turning back towards the screen but she did speak low for the other two who were here to advise. 'Based on reports from [member="Jyoti Nooran"] recently they have a way of altering facts to fit a goal. Pirates have been a problem throughout the years in the consortium but we have always been able to handle it. They were just disgruntled hapan's who had tired of their ststus, banded together and we'd pick them up in their ship a little later. Now suddenly there are fleets worth of pirates just in time for another galactic power to show up and offer aid to combat them. It is too easy.'