R A ' K A T H A
G E O N O S I S
CAPITAL OF THE CONFEDERACY OF INDEPENDENT SYSTEMS
Up-and-coming entrepreneur, capitalist, company owner - whatever you call him, it was undeniable that Bastille Rommer, head of Te'mansoa Industrial Works had struck a vein of luck when he had started the small mining and ore refining company on the remote desert world of Ra'Katha. The outback planet was loaded with valuable minerals, untouched by galactic civilization, and with contracts flowing in from neighboring systems Bastille found himself at the head of a rapidly-expanding corporation. It was only so long, he reasoned, until he started playing with the big kids. And now, as he stood on the desert capital of the Confederacy of Independent Systems -- a world not like his own -- he breathed a sigh of content. Everything had fallen into place, and the contract that he was about to land would be his biggest yet, enough to completely expand off of Ra'Katha and into the wider galaxy. He had to admit, he was incredibly lucky to land a face-to-face meeting with the Minister of War himself, something that he figured was rarely granted to small companies like him that were inside of the Confederacy's borders, let alone corporations hailing from a planet that was absent from most standard star charts. As isolated as she was, Ra'Katha was beautiful in her own special way, and Bastille inwardly hoped that an economic boost (largely provided by Te'mansoa) would be able to unify the independent city-states of the planet and turn it into the gem of Wild Space, the king of industry and the capital of all systems around it. One step at a time, he had to remind himself as he walked into the significantly cooler office building of the Confederacy Government.
He was impressed by the marvel handiwork and the sheer enormity of the design, not to mention the grandeur associated with it. Years spent residing on the primitive desert planet had made Bastille forget how beautiful the architecture of civilized worlds could be. But again, he had to remind himself to stay focus. He could save the celebrating for later, but now he had a contract to land. And he was determined to see that he did land it.
[member="Caesar Kenway"]