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Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 10:14 am
Mordranna stood with her chin in her hand as she studied the holo, paling slightly. "A General Grievious clone?" She looked to Rekan, and then to Tal. "This does not seem to bode well, and someone should definetley do something about this. In the hands of the Sith, who knows what sort of weapon the Grievious will be," She then turned her attention to Rekan. "It seems that your training will be taking an unexpected turn, young padawan. But, should you pass this trial, you will be one step closer to a knight. Consider this a trial by fire - are you ready?" She then turned her attention back to Tal. "And now, I should wish to discuss the issue of transportation. I have but a small starfighter that can carry only one. And, I shall require accomodations for Rekan here, as well, as needed for his biological requirements,"
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Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 12:27 pm
"Better, master Feron. But I hope you've nailed your woman enough before you pull stunts like that again, lest you leave your precious jewels open to interpretation," Labrynth retorted, showing the cane located where most men value highly. "At least this time your sword is near my chest, granting you at least a kill for your sacrifice. Though you need not call me master. I'd own no such urchin again. I may be your superior, but to hell if I own you."
Labrynth's face sunk, as sudden exhaustion befit him.
I grow too old for such irresponsiblities.
"Your reflexes are honed enough. We leave for Ithor tomorrow."
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Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 4:07 pm
Tal nods at the Jedi's assessment of the situation, saying. "Beyond that there are a number of experimental weapons that do not bode well for the Republic if they are allowed to enter full service." Then he heard a bit about the padawan "hmmm...I have space, but it would be very cramped, and as far as non-human accomadations goes I am sadly lacking anything thereof..."
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Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 9:50 pm
"He pretty much needs to have water, as his species is of an aquatic nature. Otherwise, his skin will dry out, and crack," Mordranna stated with concern for the Ishi Tib. As she said this, a thoughtful expression came across her face. "Have you a full bodied environment suit to spare? We may be able to rig something for his needs,"
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 8:27 am
Rekan was gazing at the holo pensively, before speaking. "A clone of greivous would not be so horrible. He could actually be worked to our advantage." He realized that they were speaking about him and stood to his full height. "I assure you, I can use the force as an aide to stay healthy. Do not concern yourselves about my health; I will be fine for several days now."
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 12:26 pm
Mordranna then looked to Tal, and then back to Rekan. "What do you mean?" She asked in regard to the Grievious clone. To the issue of his health, she also added, "Very well. That too, shall be a part of your trial."
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 1:08 pm
He nodded and answered. "Although Greivous was mostly a droid by the time of the clone wars, he was previously a bipedal humanoid from a distant planet. It'll take a lot of persuasion to make the clone fight its inborn desire to kill solely Hruk beings, his species' natural enemy, but just as Dooku turned Greivous, so can we, if we get to him first. We may even return the clone to its original home planet, which would be an act filled with strong cosmic irony and justice."
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 1:34 pm
On the sandy shore of a newly born world, the ocean tied ebed and flowed with the twin moons overhead. a cluster of starships, the vehicles of extraterrestial beings from beyond the stars, rests upon the rocky plain inland. Upon the shore were the aliens, many in number and gathered with purposeful intent. For today they were putting their own on trial. Sitting on an old snub fighter pilot's seat with his pistol across his lap sat their leader: The Pirate King, Cale Darksun. Seated on crates off to Cale's left were twelve Ex Republic Naval servicebeings, selected as jurors for the fact they had no prior knowledge of the defendant and his crimes and therefore would be impartial. The defendant, Tyr'ruk the Twilek fighter pilot, wore bindercuffs and was flanked by a pair of grim looking P1 pirate droids. Cambot floated nearby, assigned as his attourney. The Prosecution was the Ortolan cook for the Dark Horse, Monaw. Dressed in black and smoking a cigarrette in his trunk, he looked something like a lawer, but really odd for an Ortolan. That is to say, not many were lawyers. Or wore clothes for that matter. Cale shot his pistol into the air, silencing the pirates who were watching the proceedings. "Seal yer hatches you filthy Neks!" He called out. "This Pirate court is now in session! The Honerable, Handsome, Dashing, Brilliant, and all time greatest rogue in the galaxy, Captain Cale Darksun presiding. Bring forth the Accused." The P1's drag the angry twilek forward before Cale. "Tyr'ruk, You stand accused of attempted mutiny. How do you plead?" "Not guilty!" he snarled. "Sithspit. You're guilty as hell. Now you're just wasting my time. But because I look forward to watching even Cambot being unable to defend your a**, we'll continue with the trial. Prosecution? you're up."
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 4:54 pm
Drake stood up strait for a moment.
".........If you were to be terminated you would be dead............" Drake got back into stance and lunged at Marcell. Putting his foot up knowing he would block, Drake leaped off the saber into the rafters.
".........Keep up........."
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 5:23 pm
"The Clone to which you are referring ot no longer exists..." THe rest of the holorecording played, complete with the bang. "As you can see, I affixed a Proton Bomb to his chest...he is thoroughly atomized." Tal paused for a moment "Well, I would be inclined to agree about your using the force, but we're probably gonna be in for a helluva fight when we get there...and you'll probably want every ounce/erg/millimeter/whatever of the force you can call on, and after pulling a standardized Force act for the 5 days you will be pretty tired out...and we don't want you dying on us do we..."
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 9:07 pm
"We'll leave for Ithor tomorrow," Trey mocked under his breath as he walked with Angel to the Kapella.
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 9:22 pm
" I take it he made a fool of you like he always does with us. " Angel said as they went out of hearing distance from the old man. " Take my advice. If you want to suprise him, do like what I did just a bit ago and go do some training on your own. I turned a large rock into a pile of shattered fragments with just my fists, then did some other things to help hone my skills. Though, I doubt ANYTHING we do will impress that old windbag. " Her tone suddenly changed to a more soothing and seductive one. " We haven't gotten intimate in a long time. Maybe some alone time together under the sheets would make you feel better. "
(( Oh come on. 1. I'm DA, what'd you expect? 2. Look back to #1. 3. Repeat #2. ))
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Darkened Angel Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 10:50 pm
"He'll be ok. Plus, who said that he'll be doing it alone?" Mordranna chimed in. "Besides, if he has in mind what I think he does, he should be allright." she stated. "In any case, we should make way for the place you mentioned," she told Tal. Addressing both of them, she added, "For now, let's iron out any preparations. We'll definetely need lots of water,"
(( I should probably consider trading the fighter for something bigger, eh? ^^;; ))
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Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:35 am
(('saright))
Rekan nodded to Mordranna. "I can have some of my old friends loan us a freighter if you'd like. Knowing them it'll be fairly well armed, but I'll cater to the needs of the mission."
He lowered his head for a moment for a fleeting moment of sadness (one that would be hard to recognize if the observer was not of the same species) before looking back at them.
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Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:12 am
(( I was thinking along similar lines! xd Though I was debating whether or not such would be god-moddish ... ))
"Then, let us prepare," Mordranna suggested. "And, armament would certainly be a plus in this situation,"
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