"My arrangements are made with Argus and Doren, I trust them and my loyalty is to them. There is nothing you can say or do to change these situations, unless the Empire is willing to let the Chiss go, those I care for will never be safe. I will do my job to the best of my extent as long as Argus is lord regent." She said as she got up. Prazutis had walked into a dangerous situation, whether he realized that or not.
She was never going to be out of this situation any time soon. There was no chance of the Empire just walking away from the unknown regions. Nor was there any chance that the council would just let Kota alone. There was simply to much history there for them to let anything go.
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“The Chiss...”
Prazutis wasn’t sure what this lady’s connection with the Chiss was, but the more he learned about the situation, the more he pondered over how it was being played to the Empire’s advantage. Surely one force user wasn’t worth the resources needed to hold an entire civilization hostage...
“Well, assuming the Lord Regent and Captain Vassyl’s loyalty is with the Empress, I suppose it’s not my business any further.” Prazutis said. He got the information he had come for, and while he wasn’t completely content, he would surely be looking further into this matter, if allowed by Captain Vassyl or the Lord Regent himself. Being a high inquisitor, he would have to go through the woman before him in order to reach Kraiov’s attention, which was something he was reluctant to put through the Grand Inquisitor. But as he turned to leave, he immediately began thinking about what was ahead for himself, the Grand Inquisitor, and the Empire itself.
“This information is safe with me, Grand Inquisitor... I do hope that a consensus between you and those in power can soon be reached.”
Prazutis wasn’t sure what this lady’s connection with the Chiss was, but the more he learned about the situation, the more he pondered over how it was being played to the Empire’s advantage. Surely one force user wasn’t worth the resources needed to hold an entire civilization hostage...
“Well, assuming the Lord Regent and Captain Vassyl’s loyalty is with the Empress, I suppose it’s not my business any further.” Prazutis said. He got the information he had come for, and while he wasn’t completely content, he would surely be looking further into this matter, if allowed by Captain Vassyl or the Lord Regent himself. Being a high inquisitor, he would have to go through the woman before him in order to reach Kraiov’s attention, which was something he was reluctant to put through the Grand Inquisitor. But as he turned to leave, he immediately began thinking about what was ahead for himself, the Grand Inquisitor, and the Empire itself.
“This information is safe with me, Grand Inquisitor... I do hope that a consensus between you and those in power can soon be reached.”
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"I'm sure it is, the consequences of what you now know run deep. Exposure will do more harm than good. Collapse of the Empire would be catastrophic, to many people going around unchecked. Also it would take to long for them to recover, which would do far to much damage to the balance of things." She said.
She followed him, Prazutis would obviously need to be watched. She needed to make sure that his intentions were only to better the Empire and not cause it's collapse. He was a Sith after all, no Sith she had ever known just gave up everything.
She followed him, Prazutis would obviously need to be watched. She needed to make sure that his intentions were only to better the Empire and not cause it's collapse. He was a Sith after all, no Sith she had ever known just gave up everything.
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"I assure you, the collapse of the Empire is the last thing I would ever want. I simply wanted to ensure you felt the same way, more than simply as a debt."
Prazutis wasn't sure where the Grand Inquisitor was headed, but as he looked to the crowd outside, he could only assume.
"I heard recently that a large amount of imperials have been called to the Capital. Are you making the trip?"
Prazutis wasn't sure where the Grand Inquisitor was headed, but as he looked to the crowd outside, he could only assume.
"I heard recently that a large amount of imperials have been called to the Capital. Are you making the trip?"
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"Unfortunately I have to go to claim the reward, but I only want one thing. The rest is yours." She said as she made her way to the Capital. Thousands of people were happy celebrating the fall of Lady Kota. She never thought she would see any of this and the fact that she was disturbed her. Guards along the way there saluted Prazutis and her, which didn't make it any easier. She would have been quite content with staying in the Inquisitor building and ignoring all of this.
However that would not get her what she wanted from this grand illusion. She was determined not to allow such an opportunity to slide by. When they arrived the capital building had thousands of guards waiting. They parted sea, so to speak, making way for them to make it in. As they went in the council was already in session, but stood upon them being announced. Applause ran through the chamber as they stood, all save the Lord regent.
Argus knew what "imprisoning Kota" meant for her, he raised his hand up for silence. "Grand Inquisitor we are glad you decided to come, you have achieved something no one else was capable of. Now that one of the most powerful force users is in prison, name your reward." He said. "First I didn't do it alone, Prazutis here was vital to her capture, so I would see him rewarded as well." She said.
However that would not get her what she wanted from this grand illusion. She was determined not to allow such an opportunity to slide by. When they arrived the capital building had thousands of guards waiting. They parted sea, so to speak, making way for them to make it in. As they went in the council was already in session, but stood upon them being announced. Applause ran through the chamber as they stood, all save the Lord regent.
Argus knew what "imprisoning Kota" meant for her, he raised his hand up for silence. "Grand Inquisitor we are glad you decided to come, you have achieved something no one else was capable of. Now that one of the most powerful force users is in prison, name your reward." He said. "First I didn't do it alone, Prazutis here was vital to her capture, so I would see him rewarded as well." She said.
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Prazutis wasn’t sure what, exactly, the Lord Regent and others had for a “reward” but material things like credits were of no true value to Prazutis. Since his cortosis gauntlet was finished and he bled his lightsaber crystal, there was nothing he truly needed...
Perhaps a couple more AT-AT’s? Or a few TIE defenders for Nimbus squad to use in battle? He wasn’t sure, but in the grand scheme of things, it mattered not. As long as it gave him the opportunity to press the attack against the Alliance.
Perhaps a couple more AT-AT’s? Or a few TIE defenders for Nimbus squad to use in battle? He wasn’t sure, but in the grand scheme of things, it mattered not. As long as it gave him the opportunity to press the attack against the Alliance.
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Argus eyed Prazutis, he knew what this meant, he stood. "Prazutis, in light of your add additional supplies will be provided to your squad. Also you will be sent on a mission of your choice. What of you Grand Inquisitor?" He asked. She stepped away from Prazutis, for what she was about to ask would probably draw the ire of the council. "I want the Kash." She said. This caused commotion among the council, no one was expecting this request of their Grand Inquisitor.
Argus eyed her, she knew he was gazing at her as if the helmet wasn't there. "That is an enemy vessel, it is not something..." He started to say. "I'm aware of that, what I suggest is that rather than scrap a vessel of it's size and capabilities change it, make it part of the Imperial fleet. One final blow to the Empire's longest enemy." She said. Murmurs still hung in the hall. "We would have to discuss such an idea. In the meantime the square is holding ceremonies..." He started to say. "I await the decision in the Inquisitor Building, I have zero desire to celebrate." She said. She turned to leave.
Argus eyed her, she knew he was gazing at her as if the helmet wasn't there. "That is an enemy vessel, it is not something..." He started to say. "I'm aware of that, what I suggest is that rather than scrap a vessel of it's size and capabilities change it, make it part of the Imperial fleet. One final blow to the Empire's longest enemy." She said. Murmurs still hung in the hall. "We would have to discuss such an idea. In the meantime the square is holding ceremonies..." He started to say. "I await the decision in the Inquisitor Building, I have zero desire to celebrate." She said. She turned to leave.
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Prazutis followed the Grand Inquisitor out without another word, only thinking about the situation to himself. The Grand Inquisitor definitely had a personal agenda, but as long as she was controllable by Captain Vassyl and Lord Regent Kraiov, he had no issue with her. He wasn’t sure what she had planned for this ship of her’s, but it wasn’t his decision, nor was it his job to figure out why. The Grand Inquisitor answered to a higher power than himself. It was best he didn’t question her, or the powers that be, any further.
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When she left, the crowds were still cheering and celebrating. Their cheers fell on deaf ears for her. When Lots got back to the office she closed the door. She didn't know or care if Prazutis followed. Kotas knew she had caused problems with the council by such a request. It was not a request someone made for an enemy's ship. Though Argus would know full well that wasn't the case.
Kotas had no clue what to expect from this situation, but she knew one thing. She was tired of losing things and if she could stop the needless destruction of her ship she would do so. It had been her home since she was forced away from Csillia, she had no where else.
Kotas had no clue what to expect from this situation, but she knew one thing. She was tired of losing things and if she could stop the needless destruction of her ship she would do so. It had been her home since she was forced away from Csillia, she had no where else.
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Prazutis passed by the office after the Grand Inquisitor shut the door, not pressing her any further. There was too much unknown to him for him to want to say anything in that moment. Instead, he simply kept walking, towards the landing pads to make his way to Bastion, to hear the speech set to address the Empire as a whole.