
An economic, criminal, military, religious, and ideological crisis had turned the jewel of the Unknown Regions into a pit of unrest. In the midst of an epidemic of gang activity within the slums and urban underworlds of the Scintilla, protests, riots, and revolutions fermented in the streets, each driven by leaders professing varying degrees of radicalism, including those who questioned the seemingly infallible status of Discordia and the ostensibly cult-like worship of her image amongst the more radical sects, including the Silencers and their subordinate Eight Arrows sect.
While such irreverent blasphemy was calmly tolerated by the more secular groups within the Agents of Chaos, ultimately, the Silencers and the Eight Arrows maintained close tabs on them, building up a network of informants within the revolutionary parties in order to ensure that they were not developing plans to undermine the Dark Lady of Chaos. While these spy networks were initially thought to be unnecessary, especially by many of the less-religiously inclined figures in the Agents of Chaos, it did not take long for them to yield a threat, in the form of a plot hatched within the upper ranks of Concord of Retribution. The objective of the Concord’s plan was to capture Discordia, and then execute her in a live broadcast over the HoloNet in an undoubtedly futile effort to “prove” that the Dark Lady is not a divine entity.
In hatching the plan, the Concord of Retribution had unknowingly spelled out the letters of their own doom.
The Silencers and their sister sect, the Eight Arrows, only waited long enough to gather concrete evidence of the Concord’s plot before acting on the revelations revealed by their spies. Skipping over the secular leadership council of the Agents of Chaos entirely, the Grand Abbess of the Eight Arrows Sect, Fàn Jia Li, received authorization to carry out the operation directly from Discordia. Then, with the Dark Lady’s assistance, a contingent of Silencer assassins, Eight Arrow sisters, elite Wild Hunt assets, and mercenary operatives was assembled to destroy the Concord of Retribution, with the secondary objective of sending a warning to the revolutionary parties of the Scintilla which were seizing upon the unrest that sacrilege of her name would not be tolerated.
The primary base of the Concord of Retribution is located deep within the wild sphere of Andra I, in the Eastern forest. Since the initiation of the plot to capture and publicly execute Discordia, the party has become justifiably paranoid, and as such, has hired a sizable company of Ailon Nova Guard mercenaries to supplement the Concord’s armed militia. The raid on the base has been timed to coincide with a formal meeting of the Concord’s standing committee, of which virtually all members of the party’s leadership will be present. The objective will be to assassinate all of them, in addition to razing the base. However, in the event that taking out all members of the leadership is not possible, the team is instructed to prioritize assassinating Glie Bondara, a male Rutian Twi’lek who is the Concord’s general secretary and the official leader of the party. In order to accomplish the objective, it is imperative to quickly gain control over the mainframe, so that the team’s slicer can hack into the base and seal off the exits. Infiltration into the base will be via an underground escape and engineering tunnel, the entrance of which is located at a designated rendezvous point outside of the Concord's base.
This narrative is concurrent with the events in The Room Where It Happens | Agents of Chaos. As such, characters who are taking part in that thread should not be in this one, with exceptions for IC communication and other story events detailing interaction between the diplomats and the contingent engaging the Concord of Retribution.
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