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Invasion This is the Way || ME Invasion of DIA-held Yaga Minor


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Location: Santhe-Sienar Shipyards, Yaga Minor Orbit
Thread Objective: When the Sky Falls - Objective TWO
Mission Objective: Kill Mandalorians on the station. The tower is the main refugee and citizen escape portal.
Allies: N/A BUT I RIDE FOR MY DIARCHY
Direct Engagement: Itzhal Volkihar Itzhal Volkihar


Arrival Over Yaga Minor:

With a warping snap a DISF defense flotilla had arrived above Yaga Minor. Lead by Tarn Ekkard Tarn Ekkard - the quick response force under the Bastion Curtains doctrines were able to arrive shortly after the battle had begun. Despite constant updates on the battlefield a bold enemy move by Renn Vizsla Renn Vizsla saw the enemy between them and the tower. It appeared the enemy had thrown up a defensive network behind them so the response force was not able to engage in the enemies navy.

DISF transponder codes rippled across the defense lattice where they were, simply able to fortify the side facing "North" to Bastion. On the command deck, Diarch Rellik stood fully armored, Tarn Ekkard was already moving as the Diarch prepared for what he must do next.

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Itzhal Volkihar Itzhal Volkihar - The Descent into Madness.

The hangar doors opened to vacuum.

Rellik mounted Pyrrhax, the cold depths of space before him glistening with weapon fire, drifting debris, and the burning wreckage of ships already. Thankful that the DISF is in place at all along with the Bastion curtain or who knows how much worse this genocide could have been.

He took one last glance toward Tarn Ekkard.

"Best of luck to you, my friend." A small nod follwed.

Rellik leaned forward and Pyrrhax leapt. The Adar tore from the hangar into open void, massive wings catching nothing as the two gathered extreme speed hailing down towards the planet. As their descent unfolded the Diarch began building himself in the force. His mount attuned to lightning through his rituals the two began charging an attack. Rellik funneling his power to his spear and Pyrrhax through his throat.

Atmosphere screamed across Pyrrhax's armored hide and the Diarch's armor as they punched through the upper veil. Blaster fire ripped through the air along with flak targeting the enemy. Again the Diarchy and Lilaste order command structures ensuring his and the Fleet marines who will soon follow a successful descent.

Now above the tower Pyrrhax and the Diarch unleashed their attack. Pointing his spear down at the Adar's mouth he channeled both his and his mounts lightning into a focalized point. With a sickening and frightful SCREECH that tore across the sky, sounds akin to metal grinding against the hardest surface at the highest speed.

As the noise reached its crescendo lightning streaked out across the top of the Santh-Seinar Shipyard. Soaring from his focal point the lightning shattered Mandalorian ships attempting to dive down to the planet or spire along with stray ordanance.

Confident he gave some breathing room to his people he descended further. To get an exact image of the battle below. Santhe-Sienar's tower spine, scarred and burning was now ripping past the Diarch.

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Rellik's gaze narrowed as he saw another descending parallel to him, mentally he spoke to his bonded mount. "That one."

The Adar obeyed.

They adjusted vector hard, wings folding tight as Pyrrhax dove along the tower's edge, shadow racing shadow, debris whipping past in lethal storms. Defensive fire snapped between them, Mandalorian bolts carving molten scars into the structure as his opponent came into closer view.

As the Diarch and Pyrrhax approached he saw the Mando using his Basilisks claws and mass to tear into the tower. Rellik knew the schematics of the station. He was looking for critical structure, this could not be allowed.

With another vile screech beginning to form, the Diarch knew his opponent would realize what was coming.


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Disobey - by ODDKO

Location: Vjunhollow, Industrial - Capital of Yaga Minor
Objective: When We Reach for Heaven

Tag: Open
Allies: DIA
Enemies: ME

Direct:
Mia Monroe Mia Monroe

The comlink crackled with static and panic, its tiny voice bleeding through the smoke-choked air near Lady Izanami. "Pinned down, two Mandalorian snipers, rooftop, can't move," the transmission hissed, every word soaked in fear. Her lips curved into a delighted smile, her eyes catching the signal like a predator hearing a dinner bell.

"Oh," she purred in excited tones, dark amusement threading her voice, "I'll handle the soup cans on the rooftop." Before the echo of her words could fade, her body blurred, vampiric speed tearing her from stillness as she hurdled a barricade, slipped through a screaming firefight of blaster bolts and shrieking armor, and smashed bodily through a side door in a storm of splintered metal.

Inside, the stairwell breathed like a throat lined with shadows, every step steeped in the copper tang of violence. She ascended slowly now, savoring the tension, her boots whispering against the polished floor as though the building itself were holding its breath. The din of blaster fire grew sharper, closer, until she emerged onto the rooftop and beheld them; two armored Mandalorians crouched at the edge, methodically firing down upon the trapped Diarchy soldiers below. She tilted her head, studying them with bright curiosity, then chimed cheerfully,
"That's not very nice," as if scolding unruly children.

One of the Mandos snapped around at the sound, reflex honed by endless wars, and opened fire. Blaster bolts tore through the air where her head had been a dead heartbeat before, she twisted aside with inhuman grace, laughing as heat singed the edge of her black cloak.
"That's definitely worse," she crooned in psychotic, playful tones, eyes wide with mock offense. "You could have killed me, Soup Can!" She straightened, brushed imaginary dust from her sleeve, and added lightly, almost politely, "I have a fun idea; participation is required," her voice slipping into diplomatic calm even as the Force coiled invisibly around her.

The air shifted. With a subtle flick of will, she struck them, not with fire, but with imbalance. The Force slammed into their centers of gravity, boots skidding, armor clanging as both Mandalorians lost their footing and crashed hard onto the rooftop, weapons skidding away. Before they could recover, she was upon them, speed collapsing distance into nothing, her shadow falling long and cold over their prone forms.

She stood there, looking down with a god-like patience, her golden eyes glimmering and shining like a well-played illusion woven from annoyance and humor; and in menacing tones whispered,
"Well, what a catastrophe you both find yourselves in." The words curled off her tongue like a caress edged with danger, promising that the disaster before them was about to become exquisitely personal.

 
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| Location | Yaga Minor, Outer Rim Territories

Linked to only the most crucial of communication systems, Itzhal witnessed little of the dispute that radiated across the stars, an argument of spliced comments and chosen snippets that others used to justify their ways. He would have cared even less for the Diarch's excuses, a line in the sand that he dared to tally around as if the genocide of a people was something to be referred to lightly; no, it was perhaps for the best that the ancient Mandalorian did not hear the other side of the tale.

The sky split with a thunderous fork of lightning—mirrored reflections of destruction on either end, as the hollow shell of former vessels shattered into fragments, the air twitching in remembered pain, an afterthought of the debris that drifted off to space, and the rest that descended in a flaming blaze towards the wasteland below. Sitting upon his mount, the Mandalorian's head shot upwards in alarm, faintly registering the soft whirl pressed against his ear, as the rangefinder attached to his buy'ce dropped down into place, magnifying the terrible shadow that darkened the sky.

His visor reflected their approach, flickering bolts of red and green, swallowed whole by interlinked scales and the stretch of expansive wings.

Itzhal placed a steadying hand on the sleek curve of his Basillisk's armour plates, cold under his touch. Not at all unlike the stretch of his missile launcher, integrated into his gauntlet, clicking softly with the inclusion of a new payload. The Mandalorian whispered softly, "Pare."

Sensors spread across the droid's frame turned towards him, suddenly pinned beneath a curious gaze. He tilted his head, red light glimmering in the reflection. For a second, the Basillisk stopped its furious scrawl, the claws left to dangle, half-buried in the wreckage of hull plating. Then, with a slight tilt of his head, Itzhal nodded, and the claws continued to rip and tear all in its way.

The shadow approached.

Shrouded in smoke and the blaze of a slender spear that radiated power, a figure sat mounted on the draconic creature's back; Itzhal watched as he neared, features magnified by the rangefinder growing clearer, a cape of blackened skies and pulsing blood billowed around their armoured form, wrapped in golden embellishments and a faceless mask.

One of the twins, though, he knew not which one.

It mattered not; his response was the same. Twin blaster pistols, Oath and Honour, were raised with dazzling speed, before he pulled the trigger; burning bolts tore through the air, unleashed energy crackling over the fragile containment fields, on their way towards the armoured figure's torso and the spear that he wielded. An endless barrage, or at least until the power cells on either side ran out.

He doubted they would have that chance. The beast neared closer.

With both arms raised, he whispered a word into the vocalizer of his buy'ce and fired his true shot. Jet fuel burned with a woosh of superheated air, the twin rails of his gauntlet guiding the missile as it launched forward, out into the void between them both, blaster bolt after blaster bolt peppering the Diarch's position as his other weapon platform aimed lower. Milliseconds later, it detonated, the concussion missile rippling outwards in a burst of light and sound intended to disorientate, though he had little time to witness the effects.

"Shaadlar," He bellowed over the shared comms, an order for his Basillisk as it tried to push away from the structure, thrusters roaring with all their might.


 
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This is the Way - BYOO

Misfortune had followed Viari as of late, on Dantooine he was caught admists a conflict between rogue droids and The Diarchy, in some respects, he was lucky then as they did not push him to stop hunting the local livestock although stowing away on one of their ships solved that problem anyway. Next, was Oricon where he encountered Jairdain Ismet-Thio, it was through her help and guidance that he navigate the emotionally charged sands, sands that threatened to consume him in the turmoil of his emotions, and now, he was amist the chaos and confusion. Sirens wailed like the Windshears scream, people ran past, through and over him as though unaware of his presence. He felt their fear, recognised it as the same fear that permutated the soil of Oricon.​
And yet, Viari greeted every stranger with an "Hello friend!" hoping, someone or something might make sense of the chaos unfolding around him. Within moments, he stood alone in empty streets the small sentient bird scanning the forest of glass and concentrete to find nothing except the souls of dazed animals, and shouting voices. He wrapped his cloak around himself, the kyber crystals pulsing in a soft emerald light before the raising a cloak of wind around him. The Rishii took to the skies, chasing the pew... pew.... pew of blaster fire.​
He arrived at a plaza, a silver pebble burned ozone and Mandalorians filed out into the plaza. Stray shots scorched the hull of the pebble, and afew more ate holes into the concentrete of government buildings. The Mandolorians, more skilled and practiced in their aim put it to effective work, in a dozen carefully placed shots the guards littered the marble steps and Viari flinched with every life snuffed out. He knew their kind, one had helped guide him once, understand the inner workings of the cities that spanned this galaxy. Friend-@Nianuke cyt, he called her. Raised on Rishii he had always learned stories, the Mandolorians had almost killed his mother once, or so his father had said and his opinion of them always soured the force around them and now he was beginning to see why.​
But they knew him too, and Viari's gizzard tightened. He leapt from his perch, rolling into the rooftops behind and watched as a blaster bolt scorched the feathers along his cheek. In a panic, the young Rishii fled his heart racing faster than his wings could beat. He had been hit by a blaster before, and did not want to experience it again so he fled, squirming, and hiding under the nearest piece of rubble he could find, to cradle his own tail.​

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Running through the already crowded and chaos filled streets, the young Kiir bumped into more people than she could count, but her steps never slowed, never hesitated, never looking back at the loud yelling in her tracks, while she kept her head low, hoping to evade as much as the shooting as she could.

She still didn't regret her actions. Those bucketheads appeared from one day to another, terrorising the previously cheerful people of this planet, and even if she tried to avoid most on the conflict, leaving the fight to the real soldiers of the Diarchy, there were things even such a short creature couldn't ignore. And destroying the property of those who never fought, taking whatever they wanted, and injuring civilians was too much for her to bear.

She jumped out of instinct, biting throught the thin arm guard of the mandalorian, letting her toxic saliva do its trick before she even realised what she had done, but in the next moment, half of an armada was already running after her, shooting and yelling.

Using her tail, she grabbed heavy boxes, letting them fall behind and cover her escape, but the colorful rays kept following her, plenty of them grazing her skin and clothes, leaving after small burnmarks and slippery blood, which the Kiir tried to ignore. Her steps shortened as she turned corners and crawled over walls, slowly but surely loosing most of her chasers behind, and when she jumped over from one collapsed building onto another, rolling in the dust for a second, but quickly jumping up, she finally realised that the yelling and shooting ceased entirely.

She rubbed the back of her hand against her face, only smudging the red color on her cheek even further, and with trembling steps and knees buckling beneath her, she continued running, altough now much slower than before. She had never ran for this long and this fast before, not even when she was hunting in the depths of Okarthel swamps, and now as the adrenaline slowly left her body, a type of complete exhaustion started to swallow her whole.

After a few more minutes she reached a dark alleyway and finally collapsed, leaning against a wall while her breathing normalized, tail still flicking back and forth slowly out of anxiety and anger.

"Damn it..." She hissed quietly, hand pressing onto a new cut on her upper arm to stop it from bleeding, as the edges of her sight succumbed to the darkness of tiredness.

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Tag: Amelia von Sorenn Amelia von Sorenn | Laphisto Laphisto




The Iron Hound rode out the shock like a clenched jaw.

For a heartbeat, the battlespace vanished into static, fire, debris, ionized chaos washing across Renn Vizsla’s formation. Consoles dimmed. Sensors screamed and went blind. The kind of silence that only followed something deliberately ugly.

Then, data clawed its way back.

“Warden,” came the report, clipped but steady. “Sensor logs recovered. Hyperspace emergence… internal detonation confirmed. Heavy cruiser. Ion cascade incomplete.”

Renn stepped closer to the tactical holo as it reassembled in fractured layers. He watched the blast geometry replay, saw the EMP wave roll outward, uneven, ragged at the edges.

“Imperfect,” he said quietly.

His visor tilted a fraction. That was all.

“Good. That means it bleeds.”

Reports rippled outward as the Iron Hound’s fleet adapted in motion. Shield harmonics shifted. Backup comm relays snapped online. What disruption the Diarchy had brought, it spent fast.

Renn’s gauntlet tapped a cluster of icons burning brighter than the rest.

“Those,” he said. “Shield ships.”

The Diarchy’s rotating lattice, clever, disciplined, resilient, but only if allowed to function as a system.

“We stop playing wide,” Renn continued. “We start breaking bones.”

“Fleet,” he ordered, calm as iron cooling, “focus fire. One shield ship at a time. Overwhelm, do not trade.”

Missile cruisers reoriented first, batteries painting single targets with obscene amounts of guided death. Battleships followed, their fire walking forward in layered salvos. Where before the Mandalorians had spread pressure, now it collapsed, hundreds of guns, even more warheads converging on individual hulls, saturating adaptive systems.

“Fighters,” Renn added, already anticipating the counter. “You’re not chasing kills. You’re denying space.”

Interceptor wings surged, interposing themselves between Diarchy fighters and the capital line, breaking attack runs, forcing evasive burns, dragging enemy pilots into knife-fight ranges where Mandalorian aggression thrived.

“Gunships,” he continued, “harass and peel. No heroics.”

Then, as debris from the detonated cruiser continued to tumble through the engagement zone.

“Tractor teams,” Renn said, “get hands on whatever you can. Pull it clear or throw it back. I don’t care which, just don’t let it drift.”

Gravitic beams flared across the void, snagging the densest wreckage, dragging it out of firing lanes, flinging fragments into empty vectors or toward Diarchy positions where feasible. What could not be controlled was plotted, marked, avoided.

Renn’s attention flicked to a secure channel, the Warden of Ferrix's presence a steady constant amid the chaos.

“They tried to buy time with fire,” he said evenly. “They bought us clarity.”

On the tactical display, the Diarchy formation shuddered again, not from surprise now, but from pressure applied with intent. Shield rotations strained. Individual nodes dimmed under concentrated fire.

Renn clasped his hands behind his back once more, posture unbroken.

“Maintain the pincer,” he ordered. “We don’t rush this. We grind it.”

Outside the Iron Hound, Mandalorian iron pressed inward, methodical, adaptive, relentless, turning a failed act of desperation into an opening, and an opening into a lesson the Diarchy would not soon forget.


  • Identifies the EMP blast as imperfect and degrading
  • Focuses concentrated fire on individual Diarchy shield ships, overwhelming them one at a time
  • Missile cruisers and capital ships coordinate single-target saturation, not broad fire
  • Starfighter wings engage enemy fighters to screen and disrupt, not pursue kills
  • Tractor beams attempt to pull, scatter, or redirect explosion debris where feasible
  • Maintains the pincer formation with Amelia von Soreen’s fleet









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Tags: Allies: Aselia Verd Aselia Verd || Opp: 'Sentinel' Janius Everwall 'Sentinel' Janius Everwall | Null 7 Null 7

Adelle braced, crouched behind a duracrete wall, as another flaming piece of Lucrehulk debris landed nearby, sending a shockwave of dust and smoke rolling through the streets. Her basilisk had moved behind a building, its bulk much harder to hide. Amid the noise, Aselia’s voice came through her comms on an encrypted channel clear and precise. Adelle gave a wry smile.

“Story of my life,” she retorted. Adelle checked the sensors on her HUD but the convoy and its escort were right where her HUD said they were. “Not a scratch on him or you’re buffing it out.”

The Force twisted uneasily in her chest, like she was missing something. Adelle keyed a command in on her vambrace, sending new orders to her basilisk. It let out a soft rumble then left to join the fray Aselia had begun.

“Gonna try to flank, give you some covering fire.” Adelle scanned the area for an appropriate sniping position, but one she could leave quickly if the situation changed. Her HUD highlighted a building toward the convoy’s left flank—a half-ruined husk after Lucrehulk debris had fallen and bombing runs softened up defenses. While Aselia’s basilisk and disruptor caused havoc, her own war droid quick to join in under Aselia’s command, Adelle quickly made her way to the building identified. She slipped inside and made her way to the third floor, pulling her Firepuncher free. Her sightlines weren’t ideal but she could make this work.

The unease in the Force coiled. Adelle would have to keep an eye on it as she lined up shots with the angles she had.



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Objective: When Skies Fall - Protect the shipyards
Location: Santhe-Sienar Shipyards, Yaga Minor orbit
Allies: The Shroud Knight The Shroud Knight | Trace Xyston Trace Xyston | Souls of the Lilaste order Souls of the Lilaste order
Opposition: Jonah Jonah | Tessa Thayne Tessa Thayne | Avast Verd Avast Verd | Tyr Mereel Tyr Mereel
Direct Engagement: Hanna Hanna | Siv Kryze Siv Kryze

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The voice of the Commando Director chimed into Shyra's thoughts as she tried to remember to most vulnerable spots of the station. The idea that this would be the spearhead of an invasion was something that had never occurred to Shyra in her many visits to the center of Santhe-Sienar's business in the Diarchy, and beyond. Escape routes had been plotted over and over, updated and perfected in case something went wrong while Lady Sancetti was aboard the shipyards. Never once did she consider that there might be a violent takeover.

"Are you insinuating that I need backup Director?" Shyra asked with a confident chuckle. It was all gravitas, there was no way she thought she would be able to take on an entire Mando boarding party on her own. "I have just left Lady Sancetti to her evacuation. At the moment I am on my own, but I'm sure I can pick up reinforcements on route. Mandos carving up the exterior walls of the station is bound to gather a crowd."

Shyra shouldered her Vibro-lance pulling her carbine free from the other and advancing down the corridor at a deliberate pace. Her wrist display leading the way towards the nearest incursion spot relayed by the Commando Director. Deliberate turned into a light jog as Shyra pressed the issue just a bit. She was getting close, she could hear the breaching as it took place.

"No," Lady Sancetti's voice cut through the footfalls and metal cutting. "Shyra I am reading activity much further inside the station perimeter. They must have been using sensor jammers. This main incursion is not the first. The disturbance is happening between you and the admin spire. There are several sensitive control terminals in that area. You need to make sure the initial Mando mission will not succeed."

Shyra came to a quick halt. She rose turned to a nearby holoterminal and input her security clearance to get an idea what it was that Lady Sancetti was talking about. Shyra didn't doubt the knowledge that her charge had of the station layout, but Vyllia was not an engineer or a soldier, redirecting efforts now might be the wrong move for Shyra. "Why are you even monitoring the battle My Lady?" Shyra questioned.

The guardswoman continued to press the display to bring the section of the station in question into view. Sure enough there was some sort of activity happening that even complex sensor jammers could no longer hide. "The shuttle is getting fired up right now. I'll be off the station in a matter of minutes. Take what information I can give you and use it."

Shyra gave a wry smile at the fact that her charge's evacuation was nearly complete. She did not need to worry about the reaction of Maldor Sancetti if his wife had come to some harm. At least not while inside the station. Once the shuttle was free it was on the pilot whatever would happen to Vyllia even if Shyra was by her Lady's side. Assessing the situation Shyra decided that Vyllia was right. "Director, change of plans. We're picking up potential enemy movement deeper inside the station. Potential threat to sensor and tractor beam control. I'm heading there to intercept."

As Shyra turned to head off in her new direction more footsteps were heard. She raised the carbine ready to fire, only to see a group of advancing station security. "Hurry ahead. Hold the line, the Mandos are almost through," one of the group gave a nod as Shyra rushed past them and into the corridor. It wasn't long until she found the source of the activity that had alerted her charge. The area was fogged in some sort of gaseous emission, but Shyra was able to make out a trio of combatants in front of her. The one in beskar armor was clearly an enemy. The other two less easy to tell. A cloaked figure with a lightsaber didn't scream Mandalorian to Shyra, but there were all types these days if the stories were true. The other was in a black and neon pink combat suit. The lessor height of this figure was not immediately noticed by Shyra until they moved in a more fluid motion than expected. Shyra looked down to see some sort of repulsorlift footwear enabling this one to move differently. She would need to make sure to keep note of that.

Not knowing who was who Shyra fired several stun blasts into the fray. She had targeted the "skater" with the first. It seemed to her that if the Diarchy security had something like that in use she would have heard about, and tried them. It was much more likely that this light infantry warrior was a hired hand to the Mandalorian Empire. Shyra was confident. Well, she hoped she would be right. At least she hadn't shot to kill. Not yet.

 
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Aether Verd Aether Verd | Tessa Thayne Tessa Thayne | Itzhal Volkihar Itzhal Volkihar | Siv Kryze Siv Kryze | Diarch Rellik Diarch Rellik
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“I can’t leave you. I won’t.”

The words rang in her helmet like a gong, though the reason remained unclear. The ivory-armored medic did her best not to look too far into it, but her arms did tighten around him, worried that it was a promise he wouldn’t be able to keep. There was a cost to every war. There was a price, a consequence, for every action.

The Galactic Alliance had never learned that… And now?

They were gone, dust, in the wind.

She could only hope that things would be different this time.

Persephone was mostly spared the sight of the burning chunks of the Lucrehulk falling all around them, leaving great swaths of destruction, tearing at what these people had built like the hand of a god…But she wasn’t immune to all those who fell because of it. They were the enemy. The Diarchy, was the enemy. They had made themselves their enemy. It was something that she had to repeat mentally, even while biting her lip to keep from making a sound.

They were the enemy.

There was no other way.

The propaganda spewed out of the Diarchy was full of creatively framed scenarios, but those who inhabited the Mandalorian Empire knew the truth. They fought because their people had been murdered at the hands of a nation that feigned innocence. Perhaps her way of thinking had been naïve, to assume that there might have been a rational mind among the strange Empire they had gone to war against. But…

Apparently not.

She was startled from her thoughts while Aether Verd Aether Verd shielded them from incoming fire and Kyr’valen made contact with the target. Metallic claws bit deep into the torn spine of the space elevator, and the impact jarred Persephone hard enough that her breath left in a sharp, silent rush. The world around them had erupted into violence with metal screaming and gravity shifting in sick, uncertain lurches, as the structure swayed. For just a second…

She stayed right where she was with thin arms wrapped around Aether. Her hands only loosened when she knew they were steady, and his attention was needed because Diarch Rellik Diarch Rellik was suddenly right there. She could sense his presence now, when before, it had been lost among the screaming souls. She watched the dark sorcerer through her visor with no small amount of apprehension while Kyr’valen adjusted its weight with a low, protective growl. She turned instinctively, scanning angles and heat signatures, counting ingress and egress points to the area, counting casualties she hadn’t seen yet but already felt coming. The medic in her surfaced fully now, burying her thoughts, her worries…

There would be no room for grief until later.

If later came.

She didn’t seem to be holding a weapon from the back of the Basilisk, but that was because it wasn’t her primary function. She was dressed like an Iron Wolf but had the appearance of something else, touched with light, that mingled with distinct sadness. There was no excusing what the Diarchy had done, and there was no way to explain the transgression away. That didn’t mean she didn’t look at the taller Diarch Rellik Diarch Rellik with a heart full of pity and pain. Not that he would know, from behind her helmet, bearing down on them on an equally ferocious mount.

Persephone pulled on the lightest threads of the Force and began to create mobile shielding that would protect them. Aether was the sword…She was the shield.

’Please don’t make this harder than it needs to be.’

Now above the tower Pyrrhax and the Diarch unleashed their attack. Pointing his spear down at the Adar's mouth he channeled both his and his mounts lightning into a focalized point. With a sickening and frightful SCREECH that tore across the sky, sounds akin to metal grinding against the hardest surface at the highest speed.

But…Something was about to attack them from above, and her hands moved to raise shields of invisible hard light that would absorb the electricity rather than let it deep fry them and Kyr’valen. If they fell out of the sky, now, she didn’t know how they’d recover unless they pulled off something truly magical. Her arms bent slightly, but it worked well enough to keep it at bay, letting lightning careen around them and down below.

With another vile screech beginning to form, the Diarch knew his opponent would realize what was coming.

Persephone did know.

Her shielding visibly shifted to catch the incoming attack, which, in return, would direct it right back toward the man who had cast it.

‘I’m sorry.’

Basic Equipment and Supplies (On Basilisk)
Armor: Protector-type Beskar'gam
Primary Firearm: Ori Sidaki "The Big Ripper"
Primary Blade: Mobius Beskad
Secondary Firearm: SM-10a
Secondary Blade: Euk Siha Service Knife
First Aid: RIDD-01 "Rids"
 


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Location: Space Elevator
Tags: Gavin Vel Gavin Vel Warpriest Prime Warpriest Prime Aether Verd Aether Verd
Gear: Amulet of the Warden's Eye, Bladefather
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As Vel approached behind him, the Diarch surveyed the battle unfolding. The war machine of the Diarchy was impressive to behold, it was what his people lived for. In that way, he could respect his adversary. Mandalore both the people and the man, were worthy of this combat. Yet his culling of innocent life on Taris had necessitated this violence, there could be no peace until the price was paid.

“The Mandalorian people are bred for war. This won’t be an easy fight. Yet they will die. As a wave breaks upon stone.. so too will this pass”

He felt the familiar presence of the Mand’alor just before he arrived. A whirlwind of destruction in his wake and strident upon the back of a Basilisk. Reign had thought it would take longer for them to come face to face, yet it appeared fate had other things in mind.

As his opponent spoke Reign’s own anger rose to the challenge. Millions had suffered for the vendetta the two men across from each other had.

Finally, his own voice cool and collected, Reign responded.


“A belief I burned? A executed soldiers, not just your own but mine as well for the tragedy on Vexis station.”

A pause as he unclipped his saber and ignited the bronze blade.

“I clashed with Soldiers within the mines.. none of them innocent. None of them civilians.”

His eyes narrowed slightly now.

“But the blood of citizens stains your hands Verd, it stains your honor. And you will pay. For each hammer stroke, for each cry. Blood demands blood”

Reign took a step forward, while the wreckage and carnage swirled around him. As he raised his saber high.

“No more words… only death”





 

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SANTHE/SIENAR STATION

The cockpit lights ran low, a steady glow against the void outside, and the Relentless moved like it belonged in the dark, like it had been born between sensor sweeps and forgotten angles. Jonah stood with the kind of stillness that made it hard to tell whether he was relaxed or coiled, one hand loose at his side, the other braced against a strap as the freighter adjusted its vector and the ship’s bones hummed through his palm.

When the smuggler-turned-Mandalorian looked back at him and let slip that his brother liked to make a scene, Jonah’s mouth curved into a small, sharp smirk that never quite became a smile.

“Yeah...” he said, voice dry, measured. “Aether’s always been the golden child. Give him a sky full of fire and a thousand eyes to watch, and he’ll make it look like destiny.”

His gaze drifted past her shoulder and out toward the scattered motion in orbit, toward the racing sparks of fighters cutting between larger silhouettes. None of them turned, none of them angled for an intercept, none of them even acknowledged the quiet freighter threading its way beneath the shipyards like a needle slipping under cloth.

Jonah watched one flight pass close enough that he could see the flicker of their running lights against the yard’s shadow. They kept going, oblivious, obedient to bigger alarms.

He tipped his head a fraction, conceding the point without praise.

“Looks like you weren’t talking big.” he murmured, and his eyes stayed on the traffic patterns as if he were memorizing them by instinct. “Fighters don’t ignore a ghost unless the ghost knows exactly how to move.”

He let that hang, then added, softer, like a note written in the margins.

“I’ll remember your name.”

The Santhe-Sienar mass swallowed the viewport, a continent of steel and scaffolding that blotted out starlight, and the moment the mag-locks bit and the hull settled into place, Jonah disappeared from the cockpit’s line of sight. There was no flourish to it, no speech or ceremony, just the sound of straps tightening and a pack being slung onto his back with the economical motion of a man who had packed for worse.

A soft pulse of energy flared as he activated his beskar’gam’s personal shield. It wrapped him and the package in a tight, luminous shell that held close to the armor’s outline, a quiet promise that whatever he carried would arrive intact, even if the corridor tried to argue.

He stepped into the airlock after Siv and Hanna, but he did not chase their pace. He let them take the lead, let their momentum pull the station’s attention forward, and he moved with patience that looked like indifference until you learned what it was for.

Jonah lingered at the threshold, waiting until the pilot reached him, until the airlock hissed and equalized and the station’s colder breath met them.

He clapped his hands together once, low and controlled, not loud enough to travel far, but final enough to mean something. The Force answered like it recognized his authority. Jonah lifted a hand and set it on her shoulder with a steadiness that carried neither comfort nor warning, just certainty.

The air around them rippled.

A translucent edge kissed the outline of their bodies, as if something invisible had been drawn over them from head to toe, bending light and presence into a quieter shape. Not concealment by luck or shadow, but a peerless Force cloak, deliberate, disciplined, and complete, the kind of shroud that made eyes slip away and sensors hesitate, registering nothing worth reporting.

Jonah kept his voice low.

“This buys us breathing room.” he said, and the words carried the calm of someone already counting distances and angles ahead. “They’ll be busy chasing louder problems.”

He shifted the pack subtly on his back, letting the shield’s shimmer catch the edge of the corridor lights.

“And if things get too hairy...” he continued, tone flattening into something colder, “I brought a present. Something to tip the scales in our favor.”

He started forward then, leaving the airlock behind, moving down the corridor toward the distant bite of blasterfire and the deeper tremors of something heavier than a gunfight. The station’s metal seemed to carry sound in layers, violence echoing through ribs and conduits like a heartbeat gone wrong.

Jonah lifted two fingers to his comm, his words slipping into the channel like a knife into cloth.

“Siv. Hanna.” he said quietly, each name precise, grounded. “I’m pushing through with Tessa. Keep your friends busy, keep them loud, and don’t let them remember to look behind themselves.”

His stride stayed controlled as he followed the sounds of the breach, the Force cloak clinging to him like a second skin, the shield humming around the package like a promise. He did not rush to meet the storm head-on, because Jonah never had to.

He only had to arrive at the right moment, and make sure the Diarchy understood what it meant to underestimate the quiet ones.​


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SPACE ELEVATOR, YAGA MINOR

Persephone’s arms tightened around him again, and the simple pressure of that embrace hit like fuel poured straight into an open flame. His promise, his refusal to leave her, it was not answered with ceremony or grand declaration, it was answered with touch, with a grip that said stay here, stay alive, stay with me. It was grounding in a way beskar never could be, the kind of moment that would make a man claw through rubble on broken limbs if that was the price of returning. It set something fierce in Aether’s chest, not tender, not soft, but unshakable.

But Aether was not solely a man.

He was the warrior-king of Mandalore, and his descent through the heavens of Yaga Minor would not be denied.

Fire washed over the torn skeleton of the space elevator as Kyr’valen forced its way into the structure, metal screaming around them while the Diarchy’s monument buckled and bled molten light. Outside, the Lucrehulk’s corpse continued to rain down in blazing chunks, and in the middle of that falling apocalypse a familiar voice cut across the open channel, slick as oil and twice as poisonous.

Diarch Rellik Diarch Rellik .

Aether heard him trying to stitch lies into something that resembled control, trying to dress treachery up as righteousness, trying to sell the galaxy a story where Mandalore was merely a puppet and this was all the hand of Sith. Damage control from a cornered serpent, and if the circumstances were anything less than lethal, Aether would have laughed until his ribs hurt.

Instead, his scowl deepened beneath his helm, and the sound that left him was a low, humorless exhale as Kyr’valen tore deeper into the elevator’s burning interior. Persephone’s shielding caught the worst of the incoming fire, invisible hard light bending violence away from them, and Aether’s hand found hers again in wordless thanks, fingers closing briefly around her glove with a gratitude that did not slow his intent.

Then the corridor opened, and the world narrowed.

The Diarch stood amid smoke and wreckage, bronze blade ignited, voice calm and practiced as he tried to pin every corpse in this war to Mandalore’s name. Aether’s helmet angled toward him, still as a statue, the Darksaber held low at his side like a threat that had not yet decided to become a sentence.

When Aether spoke, his voice did not rise, it sharpened.

“We penned a ceasefire on Daro.” he said, each word measured like a blade pressed to skin. “Before that, our clashes were minor, border skirmishes, smoke at the edge of a map. I held my hand. I restrained the fire. I hoped you would see reason, I hoped you would remember what it cost when this very elevator broke in the Gravesong War.”

He lifted the Darksaber, and the black blade came level, pointing straight at the Diarch like a verdict made physical.

“But before the ink of the ceasefire was dry, you rounded up my warriors and executed them before the galaxy.” Aether continued, venom creeping into every syllable as the memory hardened his tone. “In one hand, peace. In the other, execution. That is your legacy. That is your truth.”

His grip tightened, and his next words carried the heat of a furnace.

You escalated this war. You begged the Black Sun to genocide my people. You are responsible for every step that led here, every lie that made this elevator a throne for your cruelty, every death you are trying to wash off your hands with speeches and righteousness.” He held the point of the Darksaber steady, unwavering. “If not for that loathsome meeting, Yaga Minor might not be burning.”

For a heartbeat, the only sound was distant explosions and the groan of a dying structure. For a heartbeat, Aether could almost taste the ghost of the peace he had wanted.

Then the Diarch said what Aether already knew.

No more words, only death.

Aether’s helm dipped once, slow and final, and his voice came out colder than the void outside. “On that, we agree.”

He spurred Kyr’valen forward, and the Basilisk answered with predatory obedience. Brilliant missiles erupted from its frame in a searing salvo, streaking across their makeshift battlefield to turn cover into shrapnel and certainty into panic. As the munitions screamed past, Aether leaned just enough for Persephone to hear him through the private channel, his tone intimate in the middle of hell.

“Stay on the Kyr'valen.” he murmured. “Have my back. The Diarch is mine.”

Then his jetpack roared to life.

Aether launched from Kyr’valen in a burst of fire and controlled force, cape snapping behind him as he cut through smoke and sparks. He landed hard on the elevator’s fractured deck plates, boots biting into scorched metal, and he rose with the Darksaber already leveled, pointed at the Diarch like the edge of night.

His stance was calm, dangerous, and utterly sure.

“No more words.” Aether said, voice like iron dragged across stone. “Only death.”


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Objective: 3 - Yaga Minor
Outfit: Nightsister Armour
Equipment: Lightsaber, Ichor Sword and Dathomiri Energy Bow
Opposition: Zinayn Zinayn

Sharp reflexes had Dreidi using her ichor sword to block the attack. The enchanted sword was stronger than a standard blade, with benefits of blocking Lightsabers and also not suffering the weaknesses to Cortosis. Her strength would be felt in the block, Dreidi was not a powerhouse of a person but held her own while fighting. Her sword slashed back at the Chiss, fast and sharp movements that Dreidi learned from her time as a Dathomir witch. Dreidi was curious to see how this Force User would handle fighting since he seemed to desire melee combat.

"You should know that this is a battle you cannot win." Dreidi stated firmly, there was a cold calculated tone to her voice as she stepped to the side, eyes locked and body tensing as she thought on the next strike or two. She could have the earth swallow him, turning into quicksand and trap the man in a tomb. It was a spell that Dreidi had more recently begun to master so it wasn't guaranteed to be effective but it could be enough to slow him down. Cause him to struggle to fight back.

However, it was something that might take too long and if she focused too hard on that technique then Dreidi was going to leave herself vulnerable. Instead, she decided that this needed to be something that she worked on slowly, methodically. Rotating the blade in her hand several times, her other hand waved with her fingers flicking in a manner that was subtle enough to be easily missed that she was casting Magick. Dreidi shifted forward and thrusted the sword in a swift stabbing motion to Zinayn's heart.

Each move was calculated, lethal and without hesitation. Dreidi was showing the darkness that she held in her heart. The love she held and evils she would do to keep those she loved safe.
 

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Direct Tag: Jonah Jonah
ME: Hanna Hanna Siv Kryze Siv Kryze
DIA: The Shroud Knight The Shroud Knight Trace Xyston Trace Xyston Kallous Kallous Shyra Calipsa Shyra Calipsa


Hanna and Siv wasted no time, identifying their target and slipping out the airlock as Tess powered down non essential systems, the soft glow of the ship's lights fading and the darkness of space pressing in through the viewport. Tess sat back and took a slow measured breath. This was the easy part, the part that was second nature. Her gaze fell on her helmet, the black visor reflecting the few lights that still blinked in the console.

Tessa set the creeping anxiety aside, forced it down and out of her mind. There was no time to second guess. She rose smoothly, scooping the helmet up and slipping it on, the soft hiss of it sealing seemed like a finality as her HUD came to life. She paused in the cockpit door, resting a gloved palm on the frame. “Sit tight, old girl, I’ll be back.” she murmured, before pushing through to join Jonah who waited just over the threshold.

The soft clap drew her eyes to him as the weight of his hand settled on her shoulder and she felt the force ripple around them both laying over her like a blanket. Her lips curved beneath her helmet.

That was pretty fething cool.

Jonah’s steady tone told her he was ten steps ahead of everything, that was enough to silence the anxiety that still wormed in the back of her mind. She nodded at the subtle shift of his back pack. Whatever was in there would pack a punch, of that much she was certain.

“My expertise is in the pilot’s chair, I’ll follow your lead.” She kept her voice low, but the smile was unmistakable as she turned his own words back on him “Just don’t get us killed.”

Tess stepped out of the safety of the airlock following in Jonah’s wake. While he watched where they were going, she marked where they’d been, cataloguing cross sections they passed and building a map in her head. The Relentless was their way out no matter what happened, she had to be able to get back to it.

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Tags: Allies: 'Sentinel' Janius Everwall 'Sentinel' Janius Everwall || Opp: Aselia Verd Aselia Verd Adelle Bastiel Adelle Bastiel
Armor: LO-62C[ due to new factory rules remove all Force-related resistances. working on getting the armor pulled for refits]
Weapons:LO-20D, LO-22S, LO-10M [broken but usable as a dagger/ combat knife]
Ammo: LO-AP/19
Null Seven looked to the Paladin and gave a small nod of understanding. He raised a clenched fist, holding it for a beat before driving the signal forward, motioning his squad to advance ahead of the Iron Creed. The gesture was sharp and practiced, the kind that carried no uncertainty. They were the point element now, and everyone present understood what that meant. Cinder was just beginning the forward march with his men when the world detonated around them.

A Basilisk's sonic cannon screamed through the air, the concussive wave rippling outward as several disruptor bolts followed close behind. The attack came unexpectedly, the first blast striking Null Nine squarely. The sonic impact lifted him off his feet and hurled him backward, his armored form smashing through the glass and durasteel frontage of a nearby lobby. The structure collapsed inward with a thunderous crash as Null Nine disappeared into the wreckage.

Null Eleven and Null Fourteen were forced to the ground almost immediately. Disruptor fire chewed into the surrounding pavement, pinning them in place as the enemy pressed the advantage. Without hesitation, both troopers flared their shields. The energy fields peeled away from their armor and expanded outward, locking into full tower configurations that anchored against the ground. The shields absorbed the incoming fire in shimmering waves as their SMGs barked in controlled bursts toward the source of the attack.

They fell back step by step, moving in perfect sync. Their shields remained forward, forming a protective wall as they repositioned themselves between the Iron Creed and the incoming fire. but they were only two men trying to protect well over thirty

Null Seven gave a low growl as he slammed into the side of the building. He pushed off the wall and swept the interior, his gaze catching on an overhanging position above the lobby. His hand came up to his helmet as he keyed the comm.

"I'm moving for overwatch. Keep the Creed supported. Follow the orders of Paladin Elizabeth." He broke from cover and moved. Crossing the lobby at a run, he climbed over collapsed support pillars and broken flooring, using the debris as handholds. He hauled himself upward and forced his way through a jagged opening in the floor that led to the second level. From there, he moved fast, angling toward the balcony he had spotted from below.

He was not alone.,A Mandalorian was already there. Null Seven brought his rifle up without slowing and opened fire. The weapon bucked as he emptied the drum, pouring rounds downrange in a sustained burst. any of the LO-AP/19 ammunition that struck the beskar plating, would tear chunks from where hits landed and carving deep gouges where rounds glanced or ricocheted. The impacts echoed across the balcony as fragments scattered across the railing and floor. if he missed and hit the duracret wall or if she moved to take cover behind the duracrete she would find the rounds punch straight through and still strike true

He did not expect the .45 ACP to punch clean through the armor. That was not the point. Each hit carried force, and he drove that force into her position without pause, keeping the pressure on and denying her space to move.
That was the truth about the Commandos of the Lilaste Order. On paper, they were simple units, infiltration specialists tasked with operating behind enemy lines. They were assigned missions that larger special forces formations were too visible or too unwieldy to accomplish. Their role appeared limited, their presence understated, and their operations rarely warranted extended documentation.

What never appeared in those records was their true purpose. The commandos were built to hunt and kill Force sensitives. Every one of them was Force-dead, a void where the Force should have been. To Force users, they were ghosts, absent from perception and warning. Some were born that way. Others were made. Null Seven was among the latter.

He had not been born a void. He had chosen to become one. The decision came after Serenno, after witnessing the destruction firsthand. He had seen Darth Prazutis Darth Prazutis clash with Diarch Rellik Diarch Rellik , watched power tear through the battlefield without restraint. Sith-aligned units cut his squad apart while he stood frozen, unable to move, unable to act. The scale of it left an impression that did not fade.

He survived when others did not. That survival carried a cost. He owed a debt to the Order, and to those who had died beside him. When the opportunity was offered, he did not hesitate. He accepted the process willingly, knowing exactly what it would take from him. Whatever was lost was the price of atonement. He was no longer just a soldier. He was a weapon, and he carried that role by choice.
 
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O B J E C T I V E | Objective III
L O C A T I O N | Yaga Minor Space Elevator

G E A R | Gjallerhorn | Crown of Blades | Dovahdrake


Dima did not rush.

That was the most frightening part.

She moved through the Yaga Minor port like a pressure front, slow and inevitable, each step measured as if the station itself were something she meant to break properly. Reports flooded the comms in fractured panic. Hallways awash in bright, azure light. Walls screaming as a hammer met blackstone and reality answered poorly. Floors blooming outward in jagged thorns, veins of void-blue crystal erupting where her will touched metal.

Sometimes soldiers were there.

Sometimes they stopped being there.

The hammer sang regardless.

Each strike sent splinters of azure blackstone spiraling down corridors like shrapnel caught in a holy storm, embedding into bulkheads, into cover, into bodies that had dared to close the distance. The thorns followed. They always did. Growing. Piercing. Claiming. The station learned new anatomy as she passed through it.

Chatter spiked and overlapped in her ear, frantic voices tripping over one another. Calls for fallback. For reinforcements. For the elevator to be held at all costs. Threaded through it all came another rhythm entirely. Aether Verd Aether Verd . His assault hammering from the outside, the structure groaning as if caught between two titans arguing with their fists.

A war on two fronts.

Good.

The line that formed against Domina Prime did not last. Soldiers pushed forward, grit and doctrine braced against her advancing aura, only to falter as the weight of her presence crushed momentum out of them. Those who survived long enough to think retreated deeper into the station, consolidating around the space elevator like prey circling a wounded herd.

Resting across her shoulder was Háskorn.

Once a spire of steel. Now a monument to agony.

Its twisted length glistened darkly, ichor tracing slow paths down its pearlescent surface. A man hung impaled upon its tip, body slack, twitching only when her steps jarred him. He swayed above her like a banner, a promise made visible.

This is what awaits you.

The iron clergy arrived soon after, as inevitable as gravity. They flowed in behind her, shadows given purpose, returning fire in disciplined bursts while her shield of blades rotated around her in perfect, reverent synchronization. Steel sang hymns as it intercepted bolts meant for their god.

She did not slow.

Plans broke against her. Tactics folded. Cleverness dissolved into noise. Whatever god the Diarchy prayed to found itself drowned out by a louder will. Ha'rangir's hand pressed firmly between her shoulders, urging her forward.

And when she reached the main entrance, the noise changed.

The elevator deck lay shattered, warped beyond elegance by Aether's wrath. Smoke curled upward in lazy spirals. Amid the wreckage stood Aether and the Diarch Reign Diarch Reign , already deep in their ritualized snapping and posturing, words sharp with justification and blame. Two beasts squared off, convinced of their own righteousness.

Dima's eyes rolled so far back it felt like she was looking at herself.

She stepped out of the smoke.

Azure fire licked along the walls. Thorns bloomed beneath her feet, flowers of violence opening in her wake. The impaled soldier jerked as she brought Haskorn down and drove it into the deck, planting him there like a standard claimed in conquest.

"I've heard enough out of both of you!"

Her voice boomed through the hall, layered with power and echo, drowning argument instantly. Four arms lifted, gesturing broadly at the carnage, the fire, the station itself bent into a cathedral of ruin.

"Flimsy excuses. Shifting blame. As if it matters who, how, or why," she said, tone edged with disdain. "Only that it is. As the gods willed it, so it must be."

Her gaze locked on the Diarch, bright and merciless.

"We are Mandalorians," Dima continued. "We do not need a reason to go to war. We need a reason not to."

The fire crackled as if punctuating the thought. "Think hard...have you given us one?"

She tilted her head, considering him, then waved a hand dismissively.

"Don't answer. I don't imagine you're answer will bring me satisfaction~"

Her shoulders rolled once, loose, almost bored, and she shooed them with a lazy flick of her claws.

"So hop to it, boys," she said lightly. "We live for this moment right here."

A grin threatened behind her mask. Barely restrained.

"The gods demand spectacle."
 

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Laphisto studied the holotable with precise focus, his heterochromatic eyes moving steadily as he pulled the projection wider and layered additional data across it. Shield harmonics, weapons arcs, and fire density overlapped into a complex lattice of light. The Lilaste Order's Shield System was built for this kind of engagement. Saturating fire dispersed across overlapping shields allowed energy to bleed, recycle, and stabilize faster than most fleets could meaningfully exploit. Under sustained, focused fire, however, even the best systems had limits.

The shields did not fail outright, but they did not have time to fully recover when pressed hard enough. That weakness was subtle, but it existed, and Laphisto saw it reflected in the shifting readouts as Renn Vizsla Renn Vizsla 's fleet began concentrating fire on a single heavy cruiser rather than spreading their efforts.

A low rumble escaped his chest. "Almost as if they are learning that brute force does not work against us," He shook his head with a faint chuckle, fingers already moving as he tagged the support elements of Renn's formation. Icons flared and reclassified as priority targets, their relative positions suddenly obvious once stripped of the Mandalorians' aggressive posturing.

"Tell the stations to continue stripping their corvettes and cruisers, Maintain focused fire. Once a target is neutralized, roll immediately to the next." The holotable updated as firing solutions propagated across the network of orbital defenses. "Show them what happens when boldness replaces discipline, They chose to drop into the center of several hundred defensive stations. Let them learn what that decision costs." The projection flickered as another Mandalorian vessel faltered under converging fire.

Laphisto pulled up the status feed for the Advent Star, watching as its shield integrity dropped faster than the recharge cycle could compensate. The numbers did not alarm him. He trusted the ship's hull composition to endure punishment far longer than most vessels of its class. Still, faith did not replace doctrine. He issued the order without hesitation.

Once the shields collapsed, the captain was to bank away from the line and withdraw under cover. Another vessel would rotate forward to take its place. The formation had been designed for this exact scenario, a constant exchange of pressure rather than sacrifice. When the Advent Star's shields finally failed, two nearby cruisers moved immediately, sliding into position and extending overlapping coverage as the damaged ship peeled away from the engagement.

The transition was clean. Controlled. Exactly as planned. What followed was not. Despite thousands of incoming missiles being intercepted before they could reach hull or shield, a significant number were being funneled into the ship's gun trench. Disarmed but intact, they accumulated within the trench's recesses, a hazard noted but not yet catastrophic. Then a Mandalorian vessel landed a single, fortunate shot.

The bolt struck a dense cluster of unexploded ordnance. The resulting chain reaction tore through the trench in an instant. Every missile detonated simultaneously, the combined blast ripping outward and sending a violent shockwave through the surrounding formation. The Advent Star was not destroyed outright, but the damage was severe. A massive breach opened along the right side of the trench, armor plating sheared away as internal systems failed in rapid succession.

Status reports flooded in as the cruiser lost power and began to drift, its trajectory slowly carrying it away from the main fleet. Automatic safety protocols engaged, venting live ammunition to prevent secondary explosions. Unspent shells and missile casings were expelled into open space, tumbling end over end as the crippled ship went dark. As the Mandalorian fleet attempted to exploit the chaos, hurling debris and wreckage toward the drifting vessel, Lilaste Order ships responded instantly. Defensive fire stitched through the void, obliterating anything that ventured too close before it could become another weapon.


A low snarl slipped from Laphisto as he keyed a shipwide broadcast, routing it across every active command channel in the fleet. "Be advised, Unexploded warheads are accumulating in your gun trenches. Maneuver your ships to shake them free. Clear the trenches before they can cluster." His eyes remained fixed on the holotable as targeting icons continued to flicker and die. "Ensure your gunners are spacing their shots," he continued. "Avoid oversaturation in confined firing lanes. Be careful out there, captains."

The channel closed, and the bridge returned to its steady rhythm of reports and controlled chaos. Laphisto exhaled slowly, then shook his head as he turned toward Edwards Edwards "My apologies But to answer your earlier question." He gestured down the length of the walkway, where personnel stood stationed at evenly spaced control nodes, their focus locked forward as data streamed across their displays.

"Each turret is controlled by a single gunner, Each operates from a station like the ones you see around us. No automation beyond stabilization and targeting assistance. Every shot you are seeing is a conscious decision made by an individual." His gaze returned to the battlescape, the vast lattice of ships and fire filling the projection. Then he looked back to Edwards. "Tell me, You are a military man. From your people's perspective, what is your assessment of this battle so far."

Lilaste Order starfighters surged forward to meet Renn's incoming squadrons, not in a blunt interception but in a deliberate, drawing motion. They harried the Mandalorian pilots just enough to provoke pursuit, then peeled away, stretching the engagement into narrow vectors that favored discipline over aggression. At the moment the chase committed, the trap revealed itself.

Lilaste fighters cut their directional control mid run, allowing momentum to carry them forward while the LO-RIDS systems rotated the craft cleanly along their axis. In a heartbeat, hunted became hunter. The drifting fighters snapped around and opened fire into the Mandalorian ships still accelerating in pursuit, their pilots suddenly faced with targets that refused to behave as expected.

Chasing became lethal. Mandalorian fighters that attempted to compensate by launching missiles found no relief. Point defense lasers mounted directly to Lilaste starfighters flared to life, stitching precise fire across incoming warheads and destroying them before they could close the distance. Missile locks broke apart mid flight, leaving Mandalorian pilots forced back onto guns alone.

The Lilaste Order pressed the advantage but never overextended. Their starfighters continued to pursue Mandalorian craft where opportunities presented themselves, but they refused to drift too far from the protective envelope of the picket ships. Within that zone, overlapping AAA fire created a deadly lattice, ensuring that any enemy pilot who chased too aggressively found themselves exposed to far more than a single opponent.

The pattern repeated across the battlespace. Momentum was weaponized. Discipline was rewarded. And every Mandalorian pilot who mistook pursuit for dominance paid for the assumption.

Scanning the holomap, Laphisto watched as Ali Kare Ali Kare 's fleet dropped from hyperspace, their arrival vectors resolving into the broader battlespace with practiced precision. New icons flared to life across the projection, reinforcing the defensive lattice already holding the line. A bridge officer looked up from their console. "Sir, we are reading Diarch Rellik Diarch Rellik 's flagship exiting hyperspace, Multiple support vessels are dropping alongside it."

Laphisto's attention snapped to the new signatures. He stepped forward and reached out, fingers closing around the holographic projection of the flagship as if he could physically seize it. With a sharp motion, he linked directly into the vessel's command channel.

"To the captain of Diarch Rellik's flagship, as chief military commander, I am assuming operational control of your ship and attached forces. Proceed to my marked coordinates and bring your guns to bear on the rear of the Mandalorian fleet." The channel closed as the orders were acknowledged.

Laphisto returned his focus to the holomap. A single patrol fleet emerged alongside the Rellik class Star Destroyer, its formation tightening as it completed translation. With a brief gesture, he bound the patrol fleet into the flagship's command network, integrating targeting data and fire coordination in one seamless motion.

He checked the status of the remaining reinforcements. Several fleets were still inbound, their arrival windows hovering between ten and twenty minutes out. Too far to decide the opening exchange, but close enough to matter if the line held.

"Hail Ali on an open channel, Route it through the Trojan, same configuration as before. If the Mandalorians so much as listen in, I want that virus delivered." A low rumble sounded in Laphisto's chest as he spoke the message to within the battle space "Focus fire on support ships and starfighters," With another motion of his hand, he looped the Message

Studying the battlespace, Laphisto allowed his attention to drift briefly toward the fleet under Amelia von Sorenn Amelia von Sorenn , keeping their movements firmly within his peripheral awareness. Their positioning stood apart from the main engagement, cautious and deliberate. From what he could gather, they were probing for a path that did not require directly breaching the station defense network.

It was not a foolish idea. In open space, however, such an approach offered little room to maneuver. The defensive lattice was too dense, the overlapping fields of fire too well coordinated to slip through without consequence. An attempt to dive into the planet's atmosphere would fare no better. The LO-HV-MD cannons guarding orbital approach lanes would tear into their hulls methodically, - that is if they havent already drew to close to the planet already in which case the planetary guns would already begin firing on them. - stripping armor and structure long before escape became an option.

Even if they somehow survived that descent, reemerging into orbit would only worsen their position. They would find themselves trapped between the planetary mass drivers and the Forgepoint stations, hemmed in further by the Tro'khil stations and hundreds of orbital defense platforms already keyed for rapid retargeting. There was no clean vector through that kind of firepower, only varying degrees of loss.

Laphisto narrowed his eyes slightly as he tracked their course corrections. He could not yet tell what that fleet intended to do, whether they were waiting, feinting, or searching for an opportunity that did not exist. Still, uncertainty did not warrant neglect. He kept their markers highlighted, updating threat projections in the background as the wider battle raged on. Whatever they were planning, he intended to see it coming.

Fleet Compositon

Laphistos main fleet
1 Tracyn [Lilaste order Flag ship]
3 Edaar Class star destroyer MKII
2 Vel'garoth Class Star Destroyer
29 Air'mar Heavy Cruiser MKII
100 Kor'ask Class Corvette

Reinforcement fleet.
1 Rellik Class Star Destroyer
1 Vel'garoth Class Star Destroyer
2 Dran'voth Cruiser
6 Mar'zor Frigate
12 Kor'ask Class Corvette

Star fighter Composition

49 Basilisk G-10 StarFighter [589 Total]
22 Pegasus D-5 Bomber [264 Total]

Rienforcement Star fighters
NZ Khopek-Class SSF 21 squadrons [420 total]

TLDR

  • a Air'mar heavy cruiser takes significant damage becoming knocked out of the battle.
  • Lilaste star fighters counter Mandalorian fighters by rotating on there axis and firing backwards at chasing fighters. they also use there Point defense lasers to shoot down nearby missiles. staying close to the Kor'ask Corvettes and there AAA guns
  • a Single patrol fleet emerges. joining with relliks star destroyer and linking up to pressure Renns fleet from the rear.
  • laphisto contacts Ali on an open channel. with a single wordes message " target support ships and fighters."
  • laphisto keeps an eye on Amelias fleet waiting for them to engage.
  • the 15 Massive Mass Driver Cannons from the planet continue to target the capital class ships of Renn's fleet
 
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Objective III: Escort the Convoy
Supporting Units: Nearby Artillery, Possible CAS/CAP, Marius Hayes, Null 7 Null 7
Opposition: Adelle Bastiel Adelle Bastiel Aselia Verd Aselia Verd
Forces: The Iron Creed

The Frontal Squads would nearly fall to their knees as the Sonic weaponry struck their formation, saved barely by their helmets from losing all hearing. With members of Null covering them, Ide displayed a message over all HUDs.

RELABOR

The Mud-Waders waste no time in retreating to the other side of the rubble, though some would take damage from the incoming fire..

"ARMAMENTA COMMISSIONIS! RUDELIA SUNT! PERGITE ET ARMAMENTA HOSTICORUM IMPUGNATE! SYLO DESUNT ARMA AD RITE HUNC HOSTEM PUGNANDUM!"

The Cataphracts quickly move away from the makeshift cover of the rubble, with that, Two
Gravemarks drag themselves up and over the pile, swinging their main guns to track the Basilisk, firing their main cannons.

"FRATRES ET SORORES! TEMPUS EST! PARATE VOS AD PEDITUS PROELIUM!"

Squads Cataphracts and Mud Waders quickly follow up behind the Gravemarks, winding their
miniguns up, firing on Aselia Verd Aselia Verd and their mech...


Frontal Force
[Cataphracts]

Armor IntegrityUser HealthArmor dataWeaponry Data
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
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▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
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[Mud Waders]

Armor IntegrityUser HealthArmor dataWeaponry Data
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M




Right Flank
[Crusaders]

Armor IntegrityUser HealthArmor dataWeaponry Data
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M




Left Flank
[Iron Walls]

Armor IntegrityUser HealthArmor dataWeaponry Data
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-20DLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M
▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮T-6 PACALO-40RLO-22SLO-10M

 
Objective III
Tags: Diarch Reign Diarch Reign Warpriest Prime Warpriest Prime Aether Verd Aether Verd

Gavin felt the chaos all around him. It pressed against his senses from every direction. Blaster fire, screaming metal, the distant thunder of explosions, and the constant tremor of violence running through the Force. Every instinct in his body begged him to be out there in it, to throw himself into the storm and let it swallow him whole. That was where he belonged. That was where he felt honest.

But he did not move.

If anything, he was loyal to Reign. That loyalty anchored him in place more effectively than chains ever could. So he stood and waited, even though waiting felt like torture. He did not know what he was waiting for. A signal. An opening. A command. It did not matter. When the moment came, he would be there. He always was.

His eyes locked onto their armored leader as the figure made a grand entrance. Gavin’s stare could have cut through durasteel. Every muscle in his body tightened as the urge to move surged up his spine. He wanted nothing more than to cross the distance between them and drive his fist straight through that mask. He wanted to feel the impact, to test just how strong that precious helmet really was. In his mind he could already feel it cracking under the force of his blow.

He was certain it would break.

Then the second figure arrived.

For a brief moment, Gavin’s focus shifted. He searched through his memories, sifting through battles and blood and old scars. He had seen that thing before. Not as he was now, but long ago, when he was just another Sith apprentice stumbling through lessons and survival. They had crossed paths once. Back then he had been weaker, less controlled, less dangerous. She had beaten him. He remembered the humiliation. The pain. The fury that followed.

But that had been another life.

His hand slid to the hilt of his lightsaber as the Dima, Reign, and Aether traded words. Speeches. Accusations. Declarations. Gavin barely heard any of it. Words had never meant much to him. Words did not break bones or spill blood. Words did not decide who walked away from a battlefield.

Action did.

Without warning, Gavin surged forward. His orange blade snapped to life with a violent hiss, the glow painting his features in burning light. His roar tore through the air, deep and thunderous, a sound that belonged more to a charging beast than a man. It was not a shout of rage. It was a declaration. The battle had begun.

He raised the blade high above his head and brought it down in a brutal arc toward Dima. There was nothing delicate about the strike. It was pure strength, driven by muscle, memory, and the hunger that never left him.

She spoke of Mandalorians needing no reason to go to war. Of how they were born for it. How they embraced it as faith.

Gavin almost laughed.

They thought war belonged to them. They thought only their kind understood it. But they did not understand that others needed it as much as they did. To feel empty without it. To crave the clarity that only combat brought. Gavin and the soldiers of the Diarchy thirsted for war just as much as any Mandalorian.

Gavin did not just want it.

He needed it.

And in that moment, with his blade descending and the world erupting around him, he felt something close to peace.

He was alive.
 
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Edwards dropped his expression of neutrality for a moment when Laphisto Laphisto spoke the answer. He presented a face of 'Certainly you mispoke', but upon a non-verbal reassurance he began tapping his wristpad with the newfound information.

"Þis is unlik eallum þæm gefeohtstede ic wæs on," He paused a moment before speaking again as his eyes were thoroughly fixed through the viewing glass to the chaos of war. "Þeah hyre fægernes is þæt ylce."

Edwards took a few steps forward for a better look, watching as the spectrum of color presented itself through the medium of explosions, bolts, and beams. It was spectacular, and troublesome.

"Ne bist þu forht for þære wyrde þisse scip? Ne cymeð hit þē to þæt se swiða scip þe we standaþ on mihte eac forðfaran swylce þæt?" It took him a moment to lower his tone back down from the moderate volume he had just spoken with.

"Hwæt ic mean is þæt þis scip is neah ne swiðe swiðe manigfealdlic swiðe swiðe þin aeroplanas, and of minum gemet heora strængþu byð tid for eall oðer æhta to fullfremman heora weorc- hwile þæt wiðerweard þæt feond. Ic hæbbe næfre geseon wiðerweard forloren þonne án healfa hæfde fægere pilota.." Edwards' voice had no hint of fear, no stutters or utterances. He now stood near the glass, watching everything happen. Awaiting the next inflection with his wristpad ready for notes. Watching- and listening.

Tags: Laphisto Laphisto
 
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The Angels of Meu
Allies - Diarchy and Lilaste forces
Support - Friendly FOB 1km away
Current Objective - Restore LO-25/AA battery, down the road
Location - Objective 3 City Ruins
Manpower - 20 Elite Infantrymen
Equipment - LO-20D, LO-44 MKII, LO-RPG20, LO-12S, LO-22S, Beskar Vibro-Bayonet,
T9-XO Exo-Suit
Ammunition - LO-AP 19, LO-AVM 1
Current Element Status - 10 KIA, 9 wounded, 1 out of action.


Fire roared around them as the ceiling began to give way, chunks of burning debris started to crash down around them. Norbert gingerly stood up, with his back gliding up the wall. He watched as the Mandalorian's silhouette crept through the smoke and fire. It was a terrifying sight. He waited against the wall, regaining his stamina, when he saw his face again. Norbert didn't understand a word Korda said this entire time, even the removal of his enemies helmet confused him. It crossed his mind to remove his, but he knew the only thing that made them equals in this fight was his own armor. He wondered if Korda was as winded as him.

Norbert stood still, waiting until the Mandalorian was practically on top of him. He quickly feinted a right hook and jabbing Korda in the face with his left fist, making his head tilt back for a moment. He took this moment to dodge out of the way and face his back towards the kitchen. Korda immediately responded by sending an attack his way, Norbert tried to counter but was blocked. A series of counters and blocks were exchanged before Norbert began to back up. Deliberately giving Korda ground whilst still fighting him.

They battled towards the area just beneath the stairs. Norbert could hear the structure beginning to groan and give way. He decided that now was his chance. He didn't know if he'd survive, but he needed to stop Korda, for the sake of everyone on this world, and his honor. He figured that there was a slight chance he could survive this, he can move faster than Korda, so if he runs at the right time he might just make it.

Even with the enhanced strength and endurance from the Exo-suit, Norbert felt each punch have less power than the last. Even with his exo-suit, he couldn't fight forever.

Tag: Korda Veydran Korda Veydran
 

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