Azrael
RETIRED
Ord Mantell

Junkyard
With the Galactic Republic vacating the heart of the Bright Jewel, the Mandalorian forces brought the planet under their collective influence. A planet that had been left to its own devices for sometime, and was ruled by corruption, greed and cheap trade. This was a planet where ships and debris went to be reconstituted as scrap and broken down into raw minerals. It was a place of death, gambling, and low-life scum. This was not a world that was thriving. For the Mandalorians, all words under their rule were meant for something better, to be reconditioned into a self-sustaining system that would progress forward and not lapse into complacency. A commission was sent out through the vode to accompany a native of the planet into a project that would revitalize and ultimately shift Ord Mantell into a brighter, and better future.
Seated on a bench with his head bowed slightly, his voice carried in only a whisper, yet still sounded determined. "I made a promise to you - and I meant it." Azrael said in the quiet of a pre-fab bunker that rested just on the outskirts of one of the main salvage yards that he had personally worked in for over a decade of his young life. "This was your home just as much as it was mine, and I know that you'd want to see it become a better world if you could be here now. I wish you could." He said, sadness evident in his voice as he looked over a holographic static image of a young girl. "When I got word that the Mandalorians had taken Mantell, I knew I had to do this, for me, and for you - and for everyone else on this rock who gives a damn. Thank you for believing in me, enough that I could face this part of my life again. And now, this is my gift to you. Ord Mantell, a better world." He hit the button on his wrist projector and the holographic image faded to nothing.
"Well, here goes nothing." Azrael said as he stood up and slid on his buy'ce locking it into place, taking a breath beneath the confidentiality of his visor, stepping outside into the rustic landscape of the junkyards. The air was just as putrid and dismal as he remembered it, thankfully he no longer had to tolerate the unforgiving pollution that was created from the salvaging processes used. The air filtration process gave him clean oxygen to breathe while he moved to the encampment that he was currently utilizing as a base of operations. The first order of business in a long and sundry list of tasks to improve this world was to gain control over the junkyards, and reconstitute them for delivery recycled materials to Mandalore and Yaim's affiliates. As hard as it was to trod the soil of this planet, the Field Marshal had an iron resolve, and he would make this happen by haran or high water.
The meeting tent was only a stone's throw away, and he soon parted the tent curtain and stepped inside, where he was greeted by the vision of several high ranking members of the vode all standing around various sheets of flimsi scattered around the holo-projection table. The blueprints for each of the four main Junkyards were detailed for their viewing. He had trusted brothers and sisters here to help him with this campaign, and it made his heart swell to know that this adopted family that had rescued him from this planet were willing to set aside their personal goals for the time being, in order to help rebuild a planet that had forged Azrael in hardship and trial. It meant a lot, and he was grateful to each and every one of them. He needed their support, more than they likely knew.
"Oya vod. I'll get right to it. There are four main Junkyards on Mantell that control the recycling and scrap business of the planet. Each Junkyard is controlled by a Junkyard foreman. We need each of these aruetiise to comply with our efforts. Trade routes need to be setup in order to ship materials to Yaim, and our other stations for our builds. You'll have to convince them that this is in their best interest, and get them to hand over the deeds to each Junkyard. This will not be as easy as a fist shake. The foreman are in bed with the casino owners, which is the actual government, but it is a two way street." Azrael explained as he shifted and typed in a new command into the table. The blue holographic projection shifted to a graph of how credits were spent on planet.
"The exporting business of scrap brings ambassadors from each salvage plant to promote the casino business. Without that ambassador on the payroll of the foremen, the casino would have virtually no grip on the industry, and the two would become separate entities. That is what we want. Convince the foreman to side with the vode, and get the ambassador off their payroll. I'll be taking the west region, and rest of you can take whichever you prefer. Any questions?" Azrael asked to the Mando'ade gathered as he killed the holo-projector and took a survey of those gathered.
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