Arrbi Betna
Marauder
Taris.
A world of cities, of people, of profit, and of pollution. Cities spanned continents, people numbered in the hundreds of millions if not billions of sentients. Pollution and corruption ran rampant while death stalked the lowest levels of the planet-city. A planet found and paved over, built up and torn down only to be built up yet again for generation after generation after generation. The wealthy stood atop the squalor, their faces to the planet's star and their hands outstretched to the sky. Underneath their feet lay the poor, the downtrodden, and the unfortunate souls forced to eek out a living any way they can. Mixed among those were the scum and villainy of the underworld. They preyed upon the lowest of society and leeched from the more corrupt of the upper levels. It was a strange circle of life, in a way. The rich were no different from the poor aside from money and prestige, but were more akin to the dregs of society for all else that mattered. Taris was a place of unclear morals and intentions; a glass case of silt-water, stirred and clouded beyond all recognition. Anything of any worth was lost within the dirty water, hidden from view entirely, but still there, glimmering in the darkness of Taris' virtues.
It only needed to be grasped and held firm.
Others had tried and failed. Many had hoped to sway the people to their cause or to enforce new laws and regulations upon the masses. Some had tried fear or terror tactics and others had simply bombarded the planet from orbit. Taris needed a new path, a new take on leadership.
The mailed fist of Mandalore would take hold of the planet. The water would clear whether it wanted to or not.
The only question was whether the resulting liquid was colorless or ruby-red.
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Betna stepped off the transport and gazed around, his HUD highlighting potential threats and vantage points as his vision moved. Nothing showed up as a threat, no heat signatures looked out of the ordinary, but he left his motion detector on anyways. Ret'lini. Just in case.
"Clear," he said, speaking the single word with authority over the commlink to those inside the armed transport ship.
The Mando boys and girls were in town.
[member="Tariu Fett"] [member="Anastasia Rade"] [member="Azrael"] [member="Vilaz Munin"] [member="Captain Larraq"] [member="Anija Ordo"] [member="Draco Vereen"] [member="Alec Rekali"] [member="Shepard"]
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A world of cities, of people, of profit, and of pollution. Cities spanned continents, people numbered in the hundreds of millions if not billions of sentients. Pollution and corruption ran rampant while death stalked the lowest levels of the planet-city. A planet found and paved over, built up and torn down only to be built up yet again for generation after generation after generation. The wealthy stood atop the squalor, their faces to the planet's star and their hands outstretched to the sky. Underneath their feet lay the poor, the downtrodden, and the unfortunate souls forced to eek out a living any way they can. Mixed among those were the scum and villainy of the underworld. They preyed upon the lowest of society and leeched from the more corrupt of the upper levels. It was a strange circle of life, in a way. The rich were no different from the poor aside from money and prestige, but were more akin to the dregs of society for all else that mattered. Taris was a place of unclear morals and intentions; a glass case of silt-water, stirred and clouded beyond all recognition. Anything of any worth was lost within the dirty water, hidden from view entirely, but still there, glimmering in the darkness of Taris' virtues.
It only needed to be grasped and held firm.
Others had tried and failed. Many had hoped to sway the people to their cause or to enforce new laws and regulations upon the masses. Some had tried fear or terror tactics and others had simply bombarded the planet from orbit. Taris needed a new path, a new take on leadership.
The mailed fist of Mandalore would take hold of the planet. The water would clear whether it wanted to or not.
The only question was whether the resulting liquid was colorless or ruby-red.
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Betna stepped off the transport and gazed around, his HUD highlighting potential threats and vantage points as his vision moved. Nothing showed up as a threat, no heat signatures looked out of the ordinary, but he left his motion detector on anyways. Ret'lini. Just in case.
"Clear," he said, speaking the single word with authority over the commlink to those inside the armed transport ship.
The Mando boys and girls were in town.
[member="Tariu Fett"] [member="Anastasia Rade"] [member="Azrael"] [member="Vilaz Munin"] [member="Captain Larraq"] [member="Anija Ordo"] [member="Draco Vereen"] [member="Alec Rekali"] [member="Shepard"]
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