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|    Star Wars: Episode XVI 'Rise of the Illu    |
|    21 Jul 22 20:50:14    |
      From: noahidebooksforever@gmail.com              Star Wars: Rise of the Illuviar – Part 3       'Return to your quarters,' said Zena to Mark. 'Report at the conference room       when you have attended to your matters.'       Mark left. They had landed back on New Alderaan, after his training at Dagoba.       He was a young Padawan, from a distinguished galactic clan. A clan which often       fancied itself as natural rulers amongst the galaxies start systems. He       returned to his quarters,        and placed his light saber in his locker and locked it. He sat on his bed and       sighed. Another difficult adventure, were he had been put through it. Ever       since Zena had taken him in he had been put through it, but he had been       excessvely high in his        midiclorian count taken as a child, and when Zena had met his parents and       discussions taken place it seemed like the wise thing to do, so he was taken       from his homeworld, and brought to New Alderaan. A young Jedi in training, a       Padawan. He showered,        changed his garments, and made his way to the Conference room.              'It's not as simple as that, Bennet Organa,' said Queen Neftari. 'We do not       simply carry on with the campaign of war against the Empire like nothing has       really changed. Much has changed.'       Mark sat down near the front of the Conference room with the Assembled Rebel       guests, sitting next to Zena. He did not speak as Zena acknowledged him. Queen       Neftari addressed the assembly.       'We have reached a new era in our war with the Empire. It is not one we are       accustomed to, though. The Empire is strong again in the Senate on New       Coruscant, but our position equals theirs for the most part. And the new       parties of concern are pushing        quite constantly. They represent now as if they are socially acceptable once       more.'       'As if the dark side can ever be socially acceptable,' commented Bennet       Organa, which received murmurs of agreement from those gathered there.       'Nevertheless,' continued Queen Neftari. 'Times have changed. And we,       likewise, must change with them. It calls now more for a spirit of diplomacy       than outright warfare. Nay, that is still likely to be the name of much of the       game in the outer systems.        The Empire does not change its strategem that much. But in the inner galaxy it       is a place now of thriving commercial activity and so many of the major       conglomerations and corporations disdain too much warfare which distracts from       their business concerns.        And I am afraid the Empire has worked that much out and formed many agreements       of protection and security for such enterprises. It is a different world, were       as I have said politics and diplomacy are far more important. Now more than       ever.'       Queen Neftari stood quietly for a moment, preparing her words. 'Our concern,       now, is where the game of thrones is at. We are at something of a stalemate in       the senate. Both powers are equally matched at present time, which is where       our main order of        concern should be focused. We need to win the war in the Senate and gain the       seats we require to regain authority. And the Empire knows this too.'       'Then what do we do?' queried Bennet Organa.       'New Corucscant has directives for us. At this time border star systems, which       fall between territory of the Rebel Alliance and the Empire are in much       distress. It has been grave area of concern for some time now. Constant       conflicts of a lesser nature        happen most days and it is time we act on the situation. We are gradually       deploying more and more of our larger spacecraft and troops to these border       systems in an attempt to gain the ascendancy. One system, though, the Nav Giad       system, is of great        concern. There are powers there, these days. A new order of Jedi. The Illuviar       as they call themselves. They say they do not represent the ways of the past       but a new mission for those of the Light Side of the Force. They are gaining       power and influence        in Nav Giad, and while one might think this welcome, they are not all that it       seems. There are words amongst this group, challenging words. Harsh words.       They seem at odds with their forebears. That the Jedi of old were simply not       good enough. That their        time has come and gone. That they are to be – replaced.'       'By the Illuviar, it would seem,' commented Bennet Organa.       'That is what they appear to represent indeed,' replied Queen Neftari. 'Zena       Lucian. I want you and your Padawan to handle the Nav Giad issue directly. You       are well established with the Jedi Council. Fly to Nav Giad. Make inquiries.       See just what makes        this new order tick and what exactly they plan on doing about things.'       Zena nodded softly to Queen Neftari. 'We will leave at first light.'       'Very good,' replied Queen Neftar. 'My friends,' she said. 'These are       difficult times. We will meet again when there is more to report.'       The queen left the room, followed by her maidens, and the room came alive with       chatter.       'A new mission,' said Mark Lightkeeper.       'And the mysterious Illuviar,' said Zena, looking at him, raising an eyebrow.       'And what is that supposed to mean?' asked Mark.       'Nothing,' said Zena, and stood. 'I'll see you tomorrow. We fly out just after       dawn. Don't make me come and wake you.'       'Yes Zena,' said Mark.       Zena wandered off, and Mark looked up the front of the conference room. The       Illuviar had already contacted him. They had already offered him membership in       their organisation. It seems as if things were now coming to a head. It seemed       like Mark        Lightkeeper was soon enough meeting his destiny.                     Star Wars: Rise of the Illuviar Part 4       'It's mostly a desert planet,' said Zena. 'Very similar to Tatooine. Same       denizens and clans abound here.'       'Fascinating,' replied Mark.       'We'll be landing at Mos Separath. There are Empire Stormtroopers present, so       keep your wits about you. They have tentative agreements in place with many       business tycoons on the planet, as do Rebel Alliance factors. And the Illuviar       are starting to        exhert themselves. Their temple is in a deserted region. We'll hire a vehicle       and travel there.'       Soon enough they were given clearance by Mos Separath to land, and they gave       their credentials, being passed through clearance. Two stormtroopers stood in       the spaceport, and gave them a glare, but otherwise left them alone.       'Disputed territories. An uneasy alliance of powers,' said Zena.       'Obviously,' replied Mark, glancing back at the Stormtroopers. They continued       through the port and out into the city.              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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