The Spires of Hell
Atollis Nebula | Unknown Regions
[ First Order Territory ]
A planet with no sun.
A moon with no solar system.
In the midst of the Atollis Nebula was a place that should not exist. A rogue planet with a natural satellite. Across the surface of the moon, the spires protruded forth into the cold, dark expanse of endless night. No one knew who had built them, but wanderers had filled the depths of the spires through the passage of centuries. A variety of races from across the galaxy, lost in this vagrant space.
Six months prior, the Imperial forces of the First Order had descended upon the Spires of Hell in a bid to bring order to chaos. It had been part of the greater efforts at securing space lanes that had, for too long, succumbed to piracy as the last vestiges of the Lords of the Fringe in the region began to fade into obscurity.
The people here were lost. The kind of lost that didn't want to be found. Living off the grid, subsisting from old hydroponic farms seeded throughout the spires. Most were uninterested in bartering, few seemed to want any connection back to the galaxy writ large.
That fact left open questions regarding how the populace would react or adapt to the spectre of the First Order which now hung over the former territories of the Lords of the Fringe. A question that begged investigation.
Nothing so forceful as a garrison of stormtroopers. Something more subtle. More inquisitive.
Or, inquisitor, as the case may be.
The young Renling wandered across the hangar bay that welcomed the quiet arrival of a handful of the Supreme Leader's agents into the midst of these vagabonds. The sheer size of the spire, the existence of a world alone in the night, sparked the imagination and set his mind ablaze with wonder. With a child-like sense of awe, the young Atrisian seemed to gape at everything as he slowly turned to take in all of the sights around him.
It remained to be seen just what awaited around the corner.
Atollis Nebula | Unknown Regions
[ First Order Territory ]

A moon with no solar system.
In the midst of the Atollis Nebula was a place that should not exist. A rogue planet with a natural satellite. Across the surface of the moon, the spires protruded forth into the cold, dark expanse of endless night. No one knew who had built them, but wanderers had filled the depths of the spires through the passage of centuries. A variety of races from across the galaxy, lost in this vagrant space.
Six months prior, the Imperial forces of the First Order had descended upon the Spires of Hell in a bid to bring order to chaos. It had been part of the greater efforts at securing space lanes that had, for too long, succumbed to piracy as the last vestiges of the Lords of the Fringe in the region began to fade into obscurity.
The people here were lost. The kind of lost that didn't want to be found. Living off the grid, subsisting from old hydroponic farms seeded throughout the spires. Most were uninterested in bartering, few seemed to want any connection back to the galaxy writ large.
That fact left open questions regarding how the populace would react or adapt to the spectre of the First Order which now hung over the former territories of the Lords of the Fringe. A question that begged investigation.
Nothing so forceful as a garrison of stormtroopers. Something more subtle. More inquisitive.
Or, inquisitor, as the case may be.
The young Renling wandered across the hangar bay that welcomed the quiet arrival of a handful of the Supreme Leader's agents into the midst of these vagabonds. The sheer size of the spire, the existence of a world alone in the night, sparked the imagination and set his mind ablaze with wonder. With a child-like sense of awe, the young Atrisian seemed to gape at everything as he slowly turned to take in all of the sights around him.
It remained to be seen just what awaited around the corner.