Prefsbelt Commander
Location: Pa'Desh, Old Pa'Dan, The Old Armoury
Objective: Await the Guests
Individuals of Import: [member="The Major"] | [member="Thorne"]
Theme: The Imperial Probe/Aboard the Executor (x)
The whole affair, was to an extent, humiliating to Rausgeber, as he passed through the sandstone halls of the military compound. He had been relegated to the Old Armoury, as a temporary headquarters, until such a point as he could construct something more permanent. But even then, the droid was already calculating how long it would be until the Badishah, in all his paranoia decided to evict them. It was only now, he knew the threat the of the Ssi-Ruuk was the one thing binding them together. But, the Grand Admiral realised that only had so much weight. The shear amount of force which now orbited and camped on Pa'Desh, was simply speaking, anaethmatic to a man, who was so used to his own dictatorial power. A force of this size, clearly sat in challenge to the God King's status.
Still, the question of Pa'Desh's political leadership would be answered at a different time. But yet separate questions of the future ever loomed, even as the hundreds of thousand of refugees still sat in orbit, above the ravaged remnants of the Sixth and Seventh Fleets. The First Order, or at least what remained of it, needed purpose and they had it. Large, hulking destroyers clung to low orbit, scarred from the exodus from Dosuun, and across the Empire. They had but one objective. Survival. But, with the shear amount of arms, and industry needed to rearm the Order, and repair its wounds to achieve this was insurmountable. Even Pa'Desh, a planetary state with sprawling factories, did not have the capacity or technology to challenge this. No. The First Order needed something bigger. Better. And it would require a deal with the devil.
The Grand Admiral was followed by an entourage of emissaries, generals, star destroyer captains and various FOSB officials, as they walked through the stone confines of the armoury. Stormtroopers, still attired in glistening white moved into security positions, as the Grand Admiral entered the eastern annex. The armoury lacked a proper hangar, it's construction predated Pa'Desh's space travel by several hundred years. As such, a courtyard had been allotted for the presentation of Thorne. It was a tight fit, but, a platoon of stormtroopers from the fighting 678th stood to attention, flanked by a hulking rank of Death Troopers, in their crisp obsidian garb.
Across the railings, and upper storey's overlooking the courtyard, more stormtroopers stood, along with various naval personnel ordered by rank and position. Only the highest, and least war weary now stood to attention in this show of pagentry. Rausgeber knew, that to achieve this end, it required a show of force. The Order, needed to show its might. And as such, the Grand Admiral, had decided to hide his identity. Holographically displayed, the Sixth Fleet's Imperator, now appeared in human form. His hair, greying blonde, and his face, taut, and showing the first signs of ageing.
Now, watching as the shuttle ramp slowly extended, and its occupants exited, the Grand Admiral, along with his small junta, paid court, bowing before the Chiss dignitary and his small group. "Admiral Thorne," Rausgeber began, his voice, clear, clean and crisp. "I consider your presence before us, a great honour." The Grand Admiral raised himself, and matched the Chiss' deep gaze. "Welcome to our, at least temporary home." Carlyle curtly began, "There is a lot to discuss, and time is not a resource in abundant supply."
Objective: Await the Guests
Individuals of Import: [member="The Major"] | [member="Thorne"]
Theme: The Imperial Probe/Aboard the Executor (x)

Still, the question of Pa'Desh's political leadership would be answered at a different time. But yet separate questions of the future ever loomed, even as the hundreds of thousand of refugees still sat in orbit, above the ravaged remnants of the Sixth and Seventh Fleets. The First Order, or at least what remained of it, needed purpose and they had it. Large, hulking destroyers clung to low orbit, scarred from the exodus from Dosuun, and across the Empire. They had but one objective. Survival. But, with the shear amount of arms, and industry needed to rearm the Order, and repair its wounds to achieve this was insurmountable. Even Pa'Desh, a planetary state with sprawling factories, did not have the capacity or technology to challenge this. No. The First Order needed something bigger. Better. And it would require a deal with the devil.
The Grand Admiral was followed by an entourage of emissaries, generals, star destroyer captains and various FOSB officials, as they walked through the stone confines of the armoury. Stormtroopers, still attired in glistening white moved into security positions, as the Grand Admiral entered the eastern annex. The armoury lacked a proper hangar, it's construction predated Pa'Desh's space travel by several hundred years. As such, a courtyard had been allotted for the presentation of Thorne. It was a tight fit, but, a platoon of stormtroopers from the fighting 678th stood to attention, flanked by a hulking rank of Death Troopers, in their crisp obsidian garb.
Across the railings, and upper storey's overlooking the courtyard, more stormtroopers stood, along with various naval personnel ordered by rank and position. Only the highest, and least war weary now stood to attention in this show of pagentry. Rausgeber knew, that to achieve this end, it required a show of force. The Order, needed to show its might. And as such, the Grand Admiral, had decided to hide his identity. Holographically displayed, the Sixth Fleet's Imperator, now appeared in human form. His hair, greying blonde, and his face, taut, and showing the first signs of ageing.
Now, watching as the shuttle ramp slowly extended, and its occupants exited, the Grand Admiral, along with his small junta, paid court, bowing before the Chiss dignitary and his small group. "Admiral Thorne," Rausgeber began, his voice, clear, clean and crisp. "I consider your presence before us, a great honour." The Grand Admiral raised himself, and matched the Chiss' deep gaze. "Welcome to our, at least temporary home." Carlyle curtly began, "There is a lot to discuss, and time is not a resource in abundant supply."