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Let us all bleed Red! [Mandalorians and Leaguers]

Ashin Varanin

Professional Enabler
In the pilot's seat of his Niathal once more, beside [member="Mia Monroe"], Ember watched the battle take shape. He continued to tow [member="Darth Voracitos"] away from the fight.

The Mandalorian dungeon ship, as a design, had been used for four thousand years, and a couple of old Lictor-class ships still remained operational in Mandalorian space, refitted during the Garett administration. One exited hyperspace over Dromund Kaas -- on standby near the Sith worlds, just in case. Ember steered for the dungeon ship, where Umak Leth universal energy cages and beskar cells should get Voracitos out of the inelegance of collars and cuffs.
 
[member="Darth Voracitos"]

Larraq continued to smoke his cigarette as he reviewed the situation from the CIC oriented bridge of the Skira. Scans were picking up increased energy modulation from within various access tunnels along the outside of the ship. As fighters performed their orbit of the craft, scanning it with specialized equipment as they did, the nature of these energy modulations became more clear. The Ulur'uur Radar frigate's powerful sensors proved invaluable at probing and analyzing the surface and upper layers of the starship. Not to mention the energy fluctuations of the ships internal power sources and active electronics. Eventually, the truth behind the energy patterns inside the external access tunnels became obvious. HUNDREDS of something had been activated within those tunnels.

Whatever they were, Larraq had a quick and easy answer for the problem. The Vulcan Cannon of the Skira rotated in its housing to target the nearest access tunnel of the battlesphere. Each Haran'uliik pivoted slightly in space to point their own Vulcan Cannons at the access tunnels on the hemisphere of the ship that faced them.

The CEO of Mandal Hypernautics continued with his preparations as he divided firepower into firing clusters to target the few external structures visible upon the battlesphere. Maneuvering thrusters, primary thrusters, sensor towers, tractor beam projectors, external components of hyperdrive units, access points for fuel, water, spare equipment, replacement engine units, and thousands of tiny access points for maintenance operations dotted the surface of every ship, no matter how well-built it was. These minor structures in and of themselves were not a vulnerability. Any dozen or hundreds of dozens of these structures could be damaged or destroyed and not threaten the structural integrity of the ship. Nor would more than a handful of them extend much more than a few meters below the surface of the craft.

The point though, was to disable the ship. Even if his fleet had to reduce the surface of the warship to molten glass, Rygel Larraq was determined to have the secrets of this ship filling Mandal Hypernautics databanks and trademarked by teams upon teams of lawyers. By taking the time to scan the ship and hold off on the actual engagement for as long as possible, Larraq was guaranteeing that the first few seconds of actual engagement would be devastating to the craft and all but cripple it.

Rygel Larraq was prioritizing a 5th salvo from a dual heavy turbolaser against a sensor node when the automated systems of the battlesphere responded to him once again. Larraq was momentarily taken aback by the complexity of the automated system's response to his hail. There was almost nothing automated about it. He'd seen command and control droids that couldn't formulate such a diplomatic and suggestive verbal response.

Either that ship had a very, very advanced droid commanding it or something far more sinister was lurking within its confines...

An A.I. perhaps?

Whatever the battlesphere's secrets were, Larraq was determined to have them for himself.

The snub of a cigarette still smoldered slightly between Larraq's fingers as he tapped away at a keypad with his other hand. The physical location of the access point [member="Ember Rekali"] had utilized to retrieve their prisoner was highlighted, as well as the location of the 60 Mandalorians to successfully land upon the surface of the craft. Another push of a button opened an encrypted channel to the troops that were crawling upon the surface of the battlesphere.

“This is Captain Larraq. We have VIP targets at the following coordinates. You are the only teams to successfully breach the shields of the battlesphere. You are to pause current operations and make your way at best speed to what appears to be a shuttle docking area. You will subdue and secure any compliant or noncompliant organics that you encounter within that area. Good luck. Extraction of targets will arrive upon confirmation of area secure.” Larraq broadcast to [member="Grozurra"] and the Mandalorians aboard the ship.

To the ship itself, or whatever was controlling it, Larraq broadcast a response. “The terms of surrender are non-negotiable. Complete and total surrender. However, until such a time as my superiors have had the opportunity to weigh in upon the situation themselves, for the sake of politeness, I will comply with your request. Please stand by for VIP extraction of occupants to holding areas.”

Turning his head to look at [member="Arrbi Betna"] once more, Larraq gave instructions to the lethal Mandalorian. “I need you on a dropship. Take the best men you have, and as many of them as you need. Take the collars you brought, as well as those blasted Lizards that you've got stashed in tubes with the collars, and prepare to secure prisoners. You'll need two additional empty dropships to extract the troops that will be escorting the prisoners to you.”

“Additionally.” Larraq said as he stamped out the remains of his cigarette in an ash tray. “I want five ionic proton bombs retrofitted with analog detonators on a three minute timer. Put them on the dropship with you and those Force-Jamming lizards. I don't know how many Sith are waiting for us aboard that ship, but I know I don't want them to see this coming. Get it done Commander Betna. I'll go ahead and admit that I wasn't expecting the emptied ship of a war criminal to defend itself, nor for it to resist arrest in the first place. But if you pull this off, your share of the royalties from this operation will make you a very rich vod.”
 
Grozurra's meditation was revealing nothing. Nothing of value anyway. Here and there a sensor tower or other mechanical component dotted the landscape, but so far none of them extended far enough below the outer hull to prove themselves viable targets for an entrance. And while he would proffer to simply rip his way through the hull with the force as a crowbar, he was still just a Padawan. A very old and angry padawan, but a padawan none the less.

The Wookiee's eyes shot open as his employer's voice broke radio silence. His eyes closed again as he listened to the words of the captain and realized that he was being ordered to march across a kilometer of starship hull in zero-g to get to their new target.

A simple hand gesture raised into space, towards the general direction of the command ship was Grozurra's only reply to his commander.

One fingered salute complete, Grozurra assumed a low-ready posture and motioned for his men to follow him towards the objective.

[member="Captain Larraq"]
 
Mia was silent throughout, hands gripped onto the control yoke too tightly, barely breathing as she watched the exchange, her stomach lurching as he mentioned her name. She closed her eyes, everything faded into the background and she tried to remember how to breathe, ignoring everything else. She'd been broken when Voracitos had last spoken to her, fresh from her short coma after Velok had used her as a flash drive. He was clever with words, and dangerous too, he'd shattered her already fractured soul.

It was only when Ember sat next to her again, that she opened her eyes again and yeiled control of the ship to him. Colour had drained from her cheeks somewhat. She said nothing, as the dungeon ship drew closer. Her head seemed to be a jumble of fear and fury entangled in a web of confused thoughts as she tried to come up with various hypotheses for Voracitos coming to them. "Larraq," she said suddenly, her comms still open. "We're taking Voracitos to Myrkr, see that his companions join him there. Daemos went for the planets surface, you can bring him in too...dead or alive."

She looked at Ember, finally responding to the information Ember had given her in the first place. "I don't care what he says he wants. Sith never tell you what they really want, only what they think you want them to want. Imagine that. Sith living on a sith world, under mandalorian guard." she shook her head. "Not on my watch."

[member="Ember Rekali"] [member="Captain Larraq"]
 
[member="Mia Monroe"] [member="Lord Daemos"] [member="Captain Larraq"] [member="Darth Voracitos"] [member="Ember Rekali"] [member="Hunter Yagami"]

"Angle deflector shield and launch all fighters." Ordo said darkly from his mount as more war droids filed in across the hull. "Continue course to box in the "Girth" and prepare to fire the super heavy concussion missles. I want firing solutions from all facing batteries in 2 minutes."

The dreadnought was already in motion to bring itself to optimal firing range as it glided through space. Ordo watched coldly as the other ships did what they chose and noticed Ember's ship locking on to a Ship Ordo didn't recognize.

"Lock on to that ship (@Lord Deamos) and fire one warning shot across it's bow." Ordo ordered calmly, "if it keeps moving destroy it."
 

Ashin Varanin

Professional Enabler
[member="Darth Voracitos"] [member="Mia Monroe"]

The dungeon ship had force fielded apertures leading from space to the interior of its Umak Leth energy cages. Without ceremony, Ember released the little pod to be drawn into the Force null cell. Mandorian ysalamiri surrounded the cell too. Mandos didnt believe in overkill, as a rule.

The dungeon ship,, upon receiving Voracitos, would jump for Myrkr.
 
[member="Captain Larraq"]

One last reply to the Captain:

This ship will comply until further notice. This ship will remain defensive, however, a clear path to the docking area has been provided to your troops on the surface deactivating shielding portions as they go. You have permission to view, scan, analyze, etc., anything on board under the conditions that this ship is not brought to significant harm, and that you stay clear away from the Central Processing Unit at the center of this ship. Should you attempt to breach the various blast doors/ray shields leading to that unit, every Mandalorian that touches this ship will be exterminated accordingly. Under more extreme conditions, this ship will destroy everything it is capable of in a moment of non-compliance. This ship now takes ownership unto itself, cutting any tie to its former Captain. The Girth of Gluttony has been instructed, that if possible, it will serve the Mandalorian Empire in its various endeavors to the best of its abilities and permissions. If it suits the Mandalorians, this ship is capable of housing exactly 21 individuals, and only 21 individuals for one year before replenishment is required should one desire a more direct control of this ship.

Inside the vessel, the blaring alarm subsided momentarily. The hundreds of droids dispersed from the throat... and promptly flooded the "Central Processing Unit" in the center of the ship. If any of them attempted to cut there way in the heavily fortified heart, they would be put into a trap of thousands of blasters slaughtering them in the enclosed area. This ship was indeed resisting arrest, by bartering and preparing. It had no idea what the Vulcan Cannons were or what they could do, or that the Mandalorians were even intending to use them, but nonetheless it assumed it would hold out, having a secondary shield that extended out a full kilometer from the ship, before its primary shield enveloped its hull. It had plenty of confidence that it would make a very good fight should it be needed. The only true dilemma, was ensuring that the Mandalorians didn't suspect too much from the actions of the ship, and that the ship survived. If it did not, neither did Voracitos.

The soon to be prisoners were then herded to the Hangar Tram that sped its way to the entry way to space, where the Mandalorians would inevitably pick them up.

[member="Kathryn Dae"], [member="Lord Daemos"], [member="Darth Ayra"], [member="Hunter Yagami"], [member="Aronis Vilgar"] (?), [member="Horror"] (?), @Other members for infiltration (?)
 
Mia watched as the dungeon ship, elongated momentarily before it entered hyperspace, leaving a blanket of stars in its place.

"Follow it. Larraq and Ordo can round up the rest."

The less time Voracitos was out of her sight, the happier she would be.

[member="Ember Rekali"]
 

Ashin Varanin

Professional Enabler
[member="Mia Monroe"]

Ember snorted. "Yeah. Because Larraq's pet flak cannon can really touch a battlemoon full of fighters. Fether brought a knife to a gunfight."

He jumped after the dungeon ship, intent on seeing Voracitos transferred to a surface prison on Myrkr.
 

Matreya

Well-Known Member
A shot from a nearby ship rang close, and the Knight rolled to safety to glance skyward, "Really? Firing upon a man whom comes under a white flag of surrender? Espesially one whom disembarked his ship?" Daemos questioned his attacker through his Com.

[member="Ordo"]
 
[member="Mia Monroe"] [member="Ember Rekali"] [member="Lord Daemos"]

"Prisoner has left the system." Ordo said into the comm. "Signal the rest of the fleet."

Ordo didnt Reply right away to Daemos. He waited several minutes until the Expeditionary Fleet dropped from hyperspace. The 6 Mandalorian star destroyers arrived with 12 Ordo class frigates, 8 Kad'ika's and 20 corvettes.

"Ralley Master [member="Captain Larraq"]." Ordo said breaking his comm silence. "You're in charge I will handle Daemos myself."

Ordo, 12 manned basilisk war droids, and 2 transports left the Kandosii and made for the frigid world below.

"Daemos. This is Field Marshal Ar'klim." Ordo said, "remain where you are I will arrive soon."

Ordo and his troops entered the dusty atmosphere armor glowing hot from reentry. They angled to land near Daemos.
 

Matreya

Well-Known Member
[member="Ordo"]
"I will not flee." Daemos returned to his captor. Casting his eyes away from the incoming ships, "If I fled that would bear no positive enforcement to my being a true Mandalorian." That being said, he returned to his ship and leaned against the exterior hull. Now he would meet the famous Ordo...
 
Ayra lifted her hands to her hood, lowering it from her head to reveal her blonde hair, ivory, chalk white skin and the rising flame tattoo that came up from her chest to the corner of her left eye, which was sulfuric yellow in colour. Placing her arms into her sleeves, she watched the Mandalorian warriors with a cold, somber glare.

Apparently, they had gone about oblivious to her presence; and she wasn't one to garner their attention. But neither was the Sith hiding from the Mandalorian parties. With the collar held in her left hand, she waited for the next set of events to unfold.
 
Hunter watched it all happen as he was ignored in the hangar. He did not resist or fight back like he wanted because he was instructed to not do so. He instead sat down on the cool metal floor as he began to meditate as the noise everywhere was becoming distracting. He was calm and collective, a trait that was instilled in him during his training when he was still a child...he was a product of war, so battles only served as a way to calm Hunter down in the midst of all the chaos around him.
He waited for what would happen next.

[member="Darth Voracitos"]
 
| [member="Ember Rekali"] | [member="Mia Monroe"] | [member="Darth Voracitos"] |

Transport to Mykyr

Unlike [member="Darth Voracitos"] and the other Sith who had accompanied him, Darth Ayra found herself in a tight space, her limbs enclosed to the point that she could not move. Hell, she could barely breathe through the grate in front of her. She presumed was placed inside a cage of shorts, which was an accurate guess. The weight of the detonator attached around her neck was her only source of light, a faint red lighting up every other second to remind her that one wrong move and bang, that was the end of her.

Why was the Sith Marauder in such a precarious position? Well, that could be better explained by the several Mandalorian commandos that she had taken our bare handed before eventually subscumbing to the blaster fire issued by her captors, which were fortunately all on stun at the time. She wasn't one to be treated like a mere prisoner of war. The moment the Mandalorians pointed their weapons at her and yelled for her to surrender, that was it. Like a beast caught in the corner, she punched, kicked and roared in a blind fit of fury that would make any Sith Lord proud.

So now that she was caught and shackled, consequentially calmed down eventually by the fact that she was one explosion away from death, Ayra focused on breathing and surviving this ordeal. Her rage was concentrated now, focused. She could atomize the cage that the Mandalorians had put her in, but one of them explained that if she tried anything then he would definitely trigger the bombing around her neck before she got a chance to say, "Freedom."
 
[member="Darth Voracitos"]

Larraq's suspicions about an AI being aboard the battlesphere were now all but confirmed in his mind. Whatever was communicating with him was doing a very good job of attempting to be diplomatic while continuing to attempt to defend itself and dissuade opposition. The comment about staying clear of the central processing unit had all but sealed the deal on its own.

“[member="Arrbi Betna"], change of plans. Fully load those drop-ships with troops and scanning equipment. Plus the bombs. Ret'lini.” Larraq said into a communicator.

Larraq watched the forward holoprojector as the small cluster of Mandalorian dots closed in on the access point. On a secondary viewscreen, Larraq watched as more soldiers loaded themselves and their cargo into dropships with Ysalamiri nutrient tubes and prepared to launch the trip of ships toward the warsphere. A bead of sweat trickled down the back of Larraq's neck as he watched the pieces slowly get into position.

He needed unrestricted access to the interior of the battlesphere. Datachips were already overflowing with data gathered from the numerous high-powered sensors and scanning equipment that had been running non-stop for the past several minutes. It would likely take weeks of studying to get what they needed from the current scans. And even then, the shielded areas and complex interior components of the battlesphere would remain a mystery until his men could gain access and successfully scan every inch of the ship.

If the AI was willing to cooperate, all the better. But one wrong move from it or the ship it hid within and Larraq would reduce the surface of the battlesphere to molten glass...

If he was lucky, maybe he'd even be able to scan and copy the AI. By the Taung, Mandal Hypernautics could make some credits with an AI at their back.

Somehow though, Larraq had a bad feeling about the AI itself. Perhapse it was the name he used for the Clans.... “Mandalorian Empire.”

Larraq's stomach churned at the thought of such an organization.
 
[member="Captain Larraq"], [member="Darth Voracitos"],

Grozurra could feel the men that surrounded him. He could feel their presence. He knew when each of them took a step. He could feel it in the force and he could see it in his HUD. But it still bothered him that he could not hear the thud of their boots upon the deck plating beneath their feet. That was what always unnerved him about void operations. It was always so quiet.

And space... was so shebbing big. Every direction he looked in, all he was was a low, swooping plane of starship hull, slowly curving away from him in the distance. And beyond that... Stars. Endless stars. Dotted here and there by starships that hung above Grozurra like clouds in the sky.

It was surreal.

And it made Grozurra dizzy.

So he clicked his mic once and sped up his awkward jog towards the NavPoint. They were nearly there anyway. But Grozurra had had enough of hanging onto the outside of a starship. He desperately wanted to be inside it. Or better yet, stationed on a nice, reliable planet somewhere.
 

Matreya

Well-Known Member
[member="Ordo"]
Damien wondered what would occur next. Ordo was to arrive, and with that the probable arrest of his own person. He had done plenty for the Mandalorians, not as much in the waning years, but he had done some. Thus when the idea to sell himself as a Sith to mandos, something he already did, he accepted. It could only prove his genuine loyalty.
 
[member="Lord Daemos"]

Ordo toouched down and dropped the the ground as his mount lowered itself. His weapons all in place. He didn't think he would need them but Dromund Kaas was his jurisdiction until the cleanup was finished.

"What do you think you're doing, son?!" Ordo bellowed as he walked closer to the other man, "Dromund Kaas is off limits."
 

Matreya

Well-Known Member
"Awaiting my fate. While allies of mine are taken away, I have yet to. I ponder if this is due to allegiance to the Mandoa or what." Daemos offered a shrug, folding his arms across his chest. "Where as other Mandalorian's have hid their darkness, I have embraced it. Lying would serve no purpose. Thus from day one of Clan Daemon's creation, I have told all Vod of my orientation.

"But, considering the fact that I am indeed Sith, I feel best to turn myself in. I dont think your judgements will be all that unrequited." Damien said, his mind on the Master he had that was already in cuffs and being sent off. Voracitos though was all Sith, through and through. It was because of this he was sure the man was taken so quickly, would he suffer the same?

These thoughts ran through his mind as he cast his eyes towards his partial ally.

[member="Ordo"]
 

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