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Kyanges
30-10-2005, 04:42
"It is actually quite simple, really, and requires no construction save a small number of beacons to designate the 'In' and 'Out' Nexi. The main thing we would need from you is preferred entry and exit coordinates.

"With further reference to offered commodities, the Godulans have exceptionally healthy production capacities in any and all potential markets, and can provide foodstuffs and raw materials of any kind for a premium price."

OOC: NS stats backs up this one. For some reason, I'm within the top 700 in all of NS with respect to ANYTHING regarding economic power. Its actually rather disconcerting.

"And should anybody need somewhat more 'complex' materiel, chances are very good that we can have such things ready within a very reasonable timeframe."

(OOC: Lol.)

IC:

"If only our leaders had the foresight, my people wouldn't find themselves starving..." Asuke appeared disgusted with the current situation of her "Sovereignty" and hoped that the actions she was taking right now would help in some way. "What you're offering would help my people like you can't imagine. I can have coordinates for you soon." With that Asuke relayed the necessary information to Sapherion Prime.

She then refered to both Dusanyu and Alex, slightly overwhelmed with all of the offers. It filled her with happiness that there was actually such an outpour of support. "Th, thank you" she replied, unsure of how to respond. "Crime isn't something that we have much of a problem with at the moment, but should food shortages get out of hand, we'll know who to call."
Anagonia
30-10-2005, 04:44
"If I may pine in here, I'd like to say that the Old Galactic Republic, and the Motherland in General, are very self-substaining currently with recent trade routes added. However, we do have a surplus of exotic fruits, and many types of minerals to the mining stations that remain operational."

Bill looked to the Altarian, then away. Only a slight acknowledgment. He sense a disturbance, but he left it from him. That was to something else, far away. He had to concentrate on the here and now.
The Humankind Abh
30-10-2005, 04:45
He smiled. "We will begin shipping as soon as we have the coordinates if that suits you fine. We can also offer artificial agriculture supplies if you wish so that you may grow some food supplies wherever you can."
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 04:50
He smiled. "We will begin shipping as soon as we have the coordinates if that suits you fine. We can also offer artificial agriculture supplies if you wish so that you may grow some food supplies wherever you can."

(OOC: Who's that to?

Other note, post edited.)
Godular
30-10-2005, 04:58
"We might also be capable of providing a continuous solution to such agricultural issues. I am certain GR&M would be willing to custom craft a set of agricultural worker ant swarms to assist in a long-term solution to your prevailing supply issues. No extra charge of course, as this would technically fit under 'Research'."
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 04:59
"We might also be capable of providing a continuous solution to such agricultural issues. I am certain GR&M would be willing to custom craft a set of agricultural worker ant swarms to assist in a long-term solution to your prevailing supply issues. No extra charge of course, as this would technically fit under 'Research'."

Asuke was confused. "Ants? Do you mean robotic ants? How do thse work?"
Godular
30-10-2005, 05:06
"Just like our other ant swarms, really. We craft mechanized and somewhat enlarged versions of typical ants and provide them with various tool additions and objectives. We use them to assist in construction at the moment, along with automated defense measures. In this case we would provide them with multiple agricultural protocols, and they will operate as a diligent and unceasing planting, cultivation, and harvest network under the control of a central mainframe overmind. They are almost hypnotic to watch when working."
The Humankind Abh
30-10-2005, 05:09
(OOC: Who's that to?

Other note, post edited.)

OOC: It was to you.
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 05:10
"Just like our other ant swarms, really. We craft mechanized and somewhat enlarged versions of typical ants and provide them with various tool additions and objectives. We use them to assist in construction at the moment, along with automated defense measures. In this case we would provide them with multiple agricultural protocols, and they will operate as a diligent and unceasing planting, cultivation, and harvest network under the control of a central mainframe overmind. They are almost hypnotic to watch when working."

"This all actually sounds great. My people have tried to utilize robotic workers before, but we were never able to make them work quite as advertised. Robotics being one your people's specialties however, does give me some reassurance. Please, this 'Overmind', it would be under Eshirian control?
Godular
30-10-2005, 05:11
"Controlled by a central mainframe with a direct interface, yes."
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 05:32
He smiled. "We will begin shipping as soon as we have the coordinates if that suits you fine. We can also offer artificial agriculture supplies if you wish so that you may grow some food supplies wherever you can."

(OOC: Trying to tie the two discussions together.)

IC:

Asuke smiled in appreciation. "It sounds like what you're offering, if used in concert with what he- (Godulan Rep.) has offered would end my people's food problems once and for all."

(OOC: I had a better post, but Jolt lost it... >_< .)

EDIT: "ATE" it.
The Humankind Abh
30-10-2005, 05:38
OOC: *laughs* That's jolt for you

IC: Dusanyu nodded his accord. "We can send along a few agricultural engineers to get you started and utilize the equipment to the best of your planets' atmosphere and soil."
Godular
30-10-2005, 05:46
"I shall order development with alacrity. With you as a willing testbed, these ants would potentially increase overall agricultural production by an order of magnitude. More for everybody, I suppose."
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 05:51
OOC: *laughs* That's jolt for you

IC: Dusanyu nodded his accord. "We can send along a few agricultural engineers to get you started and utilize the equipment to the best of your planets' atmosphere and soil."

"Sounds good." Asuke handed over the datapad she had been using. As she did so, she felt a strange sense of irony. The device was actually a holographic projection from a tiny emitter embedded in her clothing. How was it was that that her race that created it, Eshirians, people who had survived for millions of years, mastered space flight, genetics, and even had a few Ascendants, could not be able to adequately feed it's own people? The answer eluded her, and in fact, thinking about it gave her a headache, and she let it go.

She turned back to the Godulan Representative, and said simply, "We'll definitely accept it." She bowed her head to both Dusanyu and the Godulan Representative. "My people are in your debt."
Godular
30-10-2005, 06:05
Baron Skye gave a slight grin, showing his fangs again, but somehow managing to keep his posture completely non-threatening.

"We Godulans prefer to operate under the philosophy of 'No better friend, no greater enemy.' As long as we are allies, we will provide as if for one of our own."
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 06:13
Baron Skye gave a slight grin, showing his fangs again, but somehow managing to keep his posture completely non-threatening.

"We Godulans prefer to operate under the philosophy of 'No better friend, no greater enemy.' As long as we are allies, we will provide as if for one of our own."

(OOC: That's actually a pretty cool phrase. Did you think of that yourself?)

IC:

Asuke looked back up. "I see." For her, it was a humbling experience. Since she was a child, she had grown up with a sense that her people were the best there were, although she was taught to accept and respect other races, even if they were "weaker". However, she still always had an underlying feeling of superiority. But here was another species that had taken a moral high ground normally Eshirians took, and offered a helping hand, a role normally Eshirians filled. It was a feeling she would never forget.

(OOC: Last post for tonight. Nice RPing with you guys.

I finally developed my nation a bit more. The new generation of Eshirians relearn wisdom. Lol, that's a great plot.)
SeaQuest
30-10-2005, 06:40
Dusanyu kept his focus on the meeting at hand. "And how many representatives does your General require for an effective test? I'm a bit curious to see what you have been working on for so long."
Bridger replied, "The major players in the G.F.F.A., at least. In essence, the core members."

OOC: Sorry, RL pulled me away for a few hours.
Talaax
30-10-2005, 06:46
Kunra listening the discussions of trade semi-interestedly. When it came time for him to speak, or rather an opening presented itself, he spoke up. "The Empire has never traded with other races. This is in part because of our ...distaste... for technology and also because our economy is virtually self-sustaining. We have no reason to trade with other races because all of our industries require very little resources. Any planet, moon or asteroid belt can become a shipyard. We can bioform virtually any planet to suit our needs. Whole worlds can become coralskipper crops or villip paddies with relatively little effort. The knowledge of our shapers allows us to turn any solid planet with an atmosphere into a habitable world in a matter of months. To grow our ships we simply need space rock and yorik seed. Nothing other races offer is needed."

"Of course I didn't speak up to simply waste your time stating that we don't need your products and professing superiority. We can offer the next best thing than trade - trade routes. We are willing to set aside specific darkspace lanes for alliance trade routes within our space. Despite the small amount of inhabited worlds within our space our territory is rather expansive. Roughly 1,000 systems. The opening of these routes could greatly benefit the Alliance, I'm sure."

Kunra then stroked the villip he'd brought along. It then everted and began to display in a rough 2-D image the territory of the Empire and the proposed trade routes.
SeaQuest
30-10-2005, 07:11
Bridger said, "Enough talk of technology. We have more important matters to discuss. Matters such as allowing fellow Alliance members to build bases in each others territories."
Godular
30-10-2005, 07:14
"Our manufacturing process relies on even less. Almost all of the raw material used in Godulan military projects comes from direct energy-to-matter replicators.

"As for trade routes, a Godulan Probability Nexus Web would eliminate the need, or even the very concept, of trade routes altogether. Doubtless you would see the tactical advantage in providing any potential enemies with nothing more than a waste of resources in the event such foes should attempt to compromise such routes."

OOC: Last post tonight.
SeaQuest
30-10-2005, 07:20
*Snip*
"And should anybody need somewhat more 'complex' materiel, chances are very good that we can have such things ready within a very reasonable timeframe."

Bridger asked, "Have you heard of a material called Naquada? Not only does the Holy Empire use it to build, but we also use a form of the mineral for different methods of power supply. The only problem is that natural deposits of the mineral are only found on a small percentage of planets throughout the universe, and we used a considerable portion of our stock-pile to build the new flagship."

OOC: Argh, I go AFK for a little bit and I'm having a hell of a time trying to catch up.
The Alteran Ascension
30-10-2005, 13:28
The Alteran spoke up.

"Naquada is ahighly useful material. When we were seeding the galaxy, we would build our stargates out of naquada. The slightest current in is magnified many thousands of times. Unfortunately, whils it is very difficult to cause a reaction, naquada explodes with a massive force, and if it is refined... Boom."
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 15:38
"Our manufacturing process relies on even less. Almost all of the raw material used in Godulan military projects comes from direct energy-to-matter replicators.

"As for trade routes, a Godulan Probability Nexus Web would eliminate the need, or even the very concept, of trade routes altogether. Doubtless you would see the tactical advantage in providing any potential enemies with nothing more than a waste of resources in the event such foes should attempt to compromise such routes."

OOC: Last post tonight.

Asuke responds to the first part, "As does our process. Tell me, can you manufacture live resources like plants the same way?"
Godular
30-10-2005, 18:10
"We can make ANY substance that we have a sample of. I believe we can, at this time, generate both Naquada and Naquadriyah.

"That is a three step process for us. We let the replicators create the DNA code that we wish to adopt, then we generate all the organic components of whatever it is the DNA represents, then genome synthesizers read the DNA code and build whatever it defines. It takes about a week to complete a human template."

EDIT: Off ta work now...
Neo Zeta
30-10-2005, 21:07
OOC: I am back from a trip sorry.

IC: King Bradley saw the meeting needed to get back oncourse "Should we start talk on trade if our threats have been discussed?"
Kyanges
30-10-2005, 22:02
OOC: I am back from a trip sorry.

IC: King Bradley saw the meeting needed to get back oncourse "Should we start talk on trade if our threats have been discussed?"

(OOC: I think that we already started it. After Godular mentioned it "OOC" I brought it up "IC." So whatever you have planned, I think you're in the clear.)
The Humankind Abh
30-10-2005, 23:29
The Emperor looked to the King. "What resources do you have to offer among allies and what are you willing to trade for?"
Neo Zeta
31-10-2005, 01:15
" We need high strength metal and self regenrateing armor be it metal or organic. Also fuel sources that can power space stations and large capital ships. But ones that get alot of bang with out a mass ammount. We can Trade Ships,Metal and Demon DNA. Our you may ask for somthing else and we can see what we are doing."
The Humankind Abh
31-10-2005, 01:31
"We have several new class of ships that possess all these things. The Whitestars are accomodated with organic hulls and new Destroyers have Crystalline and Diamond hulls. Stronger than any metal. Our newer ships run on Gravimetric engines which have several good features about them. We can also show several designs for space stations if you wish."
Kyanges
31-10-2005, 02:10
" We need high strength metal and self regenrateing armor be it metal or organic. Also fuel sources that can power space stations and large capital ships. But ones that get alot of bang with out a mass ammount. We can Trade Ships,Metal and Demon DNA. Our you may ask for somthing else and we can see what we are doing."

"My people use Zero Point Generators as our main power source. They're not infinite, but they're darn close to it. Would that be something that you might be interested in?"
Neo Zeta
31-10-2005, 02:19
King Bradley nods at the Kyanges offer " We would like to try them on our space stations and if they prove good then move them up to starbases."

King Bradley then addressed the Abh offer " That sounds intresting might we be able to work out a trade for the Armors?"
Kyanges
31-10-2005, 02:25
King Bradley nods at the Kyanges offer " We would like to try them on our space stations and if they prove good then move them up to starbases."

King Bradley then addressed the Abh offer " That sounds intresting might we be able to work out a trade for the Armors?"

"Is there a particular number of them that you require for testing? They're relatively easy to come by with my people, we could easily supply you with many, and even the blueprints for each type (Determined by power output) should you desire them."
The Humankind Abh
31-10-2005, 04:18
The Emperor nodded. "We are willing to workout a trade agreement. It all depends what you are willing to offer. This armor is very expensive to manufacture." He ended with a grin.
Neo Zeta
31-10-2005, 04:46
Bradley looks into the video feed with the Kyanges and smirks " Well we would need to test nine as is standered for Neo Zetan military test runs. They would need to be high powered if they pass they will be on our largest and most advanced starbases and battlestations."


Bradley then turned to the Abh Emperor seeing he was the type of Diplomat that wouldnt trade anything even to his best allie unless he gained equal our greater. Which was fine with him he was the same truth be told.

" We can sell you advance cloaking devices and weapons. As well as Blue Prints for a new type of SSD that was ment to replace the Eclipe. However Ultra one out over these smaller ships. However they could be built in a slightly larger number then Ultra. We assume four but they would be a very useful weapon."
The Humankind Abh
31-10-2005, 15:47
The Emperor's grin widened. "Agreed. Now, one question remains. Do you want to see the ships that have the armor on them and experience it for yourself?"
The Alteran Ascension
31-10-2005, 17:41
"My people use Zero Point Generators as our main power source. They're not infinite, but they're darn close to it. Would that be something that you might be interested in?"

The Alteran heard this, and suddenly spoke up.

"I must beg you, do not give others the secrets of the Altera. To do so would be foolhardy, and owuld invite the wrath f the Others."
SeaQuest
31-10-2005, 22:05
The Alteran heard this, and suddenly spoke up.

"I must beg you, do not give others the secrets of the Altera. To do so would be foolhardy, and owuld invite the wrath f the Others."

"That would a fine trick to pull off," interrupted Bridger, "seeing as to how I'm from the planet of Altera."
Neo Zeta
31-10-2005, 22:09
" Yes after this meeting i would like to see these ships and armor in action. But i am sure they are all your promise."
Godular
31-10-2005, 22:10
Baron Skye smirked slightly as he listened to the altercation. It was like watching the effects of self-proclaimed trendsetters all arriving to a party wearing the same suit.
Kyanges
31-10-2005, 22:33
The Alteran heard this, and suddenly spoke up.

"I must beg you, do not give others the secrets of the Altera. To do so would be foolhardy, and owuld invite the wrath f the Others."

Asuke was slightly offended by this. "I'm sorry, bit Zero Point generators are a technology my people developed indigenously, without assistance from your kind. As such, this is technology that is ours, and we will do with it as we see fit. I thank you for your concern, but my people have already given such technology to other nations, and we will do it again should we deem it appropriate."

With a breath, Asuke continued, "Honestly, it isn't as if it's an exclusive technology... In any case, what have we decided on the matter of foreign military bases within our territory?"
Starenell
31-10-2005, 22:36
Sabrier K'Tan spoke up "Starenell would accept it, but the soldiers would have to be ready to accept rivalry"
Neo Zeta
31-10-2005, 22:43
Bradley turned " As for this meeting we just wish to find out who will allow bases in their terrtory and what kind. It will be up to the military command of the G.F.F.A to direct where the bases should be if permission is given"
Kyanges
31-10-2005, 22:46
"I see." replied Asuke. "Well, my nation would only allow basic outposts, with mainly infantry and other light weapons. We would allow heavier forces only if circumstances requires it, and we have a strict rule of only allowing our border systems to host a foreign military presence"
Kendari
31-10-2005, 22:48
Abruptly, a hole opened in space a few light minutes from the planet. A small ship emerged - a unique version of the Kendaryn heavy fighter, larger than most, with deep blue armor trimmed with gold. It drifted toward the planet, sending a message ahead.

My apologies for my late arrival. May I still take part in the meeting?
-Garnyn Delerän, King of Kendari
Godular
31-10-2005, 22:49
"If allowed to establish our Probability Nexus Web, the only things we would require is a place to berth the occasional StarNavy Patrol wandering throughout allied space, along with temporary quartering facilities in the event we should wish to conduct joint training exercises with any of the other military outfits."
Neo Zeta
31-10-2005, 22:54
Julite Dougless recived the transmission You are welcome to join. I will send a transcript for you to read untell you arrive or i can patch you into the privet transmission of this meeting to your ship if you wish.
Talaax
31-10-2005, 23:11
"Talaax will not allow bases on our inhabited worlds. However, we would allow bases on currently uninhabited worlds. Perhaps even in orbit around inhabited worlds. These bases would have to be fairly small however. No more than 5,000 personnel in peace time." Kunra said as his turn came to speak on this issue.
CoreWorlds
31-10-2005, 23:39
"We will also allow bases and orbitial stations in Coreworlds: we aren't picky about where you go, just be sure to read local statutes." Alex said. My aren't we nice! Of course, it's a necessity.
Kendari
31-10-2005, 23:42
Thank you. I'll take the transcript, please. Where should my vessel land?
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 00:42
Dusanyu rested his chin in his left palm. "I believe that the joint military bases in my Empire occupied by Neo Zeta, New Dornalia, SeaQuest, Talaax, and Anagonia should suffice for GFFA military stations."
Kyanges
01-11-2005, 00:48
To this Asuke replied, "Well, we may think that now, but I believe that where ever we are allowed to establish a minor base, we should. There's no telling just how such bases may benefit this alliance in the near, or far future. We may find ourselves in a situation where we may want a base in an area, but aren't able to establish one for some reason yet unknown to us. I say we go all the way."
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 00:50
Please land in the landing pad ontop of the council building. It will be the quickist way here.

Bradley speaks up " Neo Zeta already plans to allow shipyards and Space Stations in our space for the G.F.F.A"
Kendari
01-11-2005, 01:03
A few minutes later, the craft settled quietly onto the landing pad. A section of armor on one side shimmered into an airlock, which opened, and a small ramp extended to the ground. Two guards in midnight blue and gold armor descended, followed by the king himself and the gleaming metal form of an MX-38. Delerän wore loos, flowing garb of a slightly lighter blue, with a great deal of gold trim, and a belt and crown of silver set with faintly glowing blue crystals; he carried a short, black metal staff, inset with a complex network of fine gold wire, and with a larger, red crystal at the top.
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 01:08
Two Abh-Fayth Clones were there to escort the King to the Council Chambers. " Please follow me your highness" The guards lead them into a elvator that went down directly to the council chambers. Once the doors opened the Clones lead them to their assigned table.
Kendari
01-11-2005, 01:12
The King took the central seat at the Kendaryn table, with one of the Royal Guards at each side. The MX war robot stood behind them, scanning the room for possible danger. None was expected, of course, but one can never be too careful.
Talaax
01-11-2005, 01:24
At the sight of the robot, both Talaaxian warriors instantly tensed. For two or three seconds they stood staring hatefully at the abomination, then without warning and faster than most eyes could follow their amphistaffs were in their hands. Both began circling the table slowly from opposite sides, staring at the machine with a deep animalistic hatred in their eyes.

"Vua! Maaw! Stand down! Immediately! I will not have you ruin this conference with your idiocy!" Kunra shouted, springing to his feet behind the warriors. Both simply ignored him, too preoccupied with their hate to respond. They continued circling around the table until both were on either side of the Kendari delegation.

OOC: Not a personal attack but the typical reaction of two somewhat uneducated Talaaxians confronted with droids/robots. As the others here know, my nation hates mechanical technology with a passion. The sight of a droid/robot sends many of them into a fanatical and frequently destructive rage.
Godular
01-11-2005, 01:27
OOC: Ya didn't notice my Kython Bonegrinders? They're robots too 'appearing as terminators meant for werewolves', and two of them have been standing in the room the entire time...
Talaax
01-11-2005, 01:29
OOC: No, didn't realise they were there, otherwise the same reaction would have been shown.
Kendari
01-11-2005, 01:41
OOC: I understand - I've been watching the thread. Of course, Garnyn didn't know that when he was preparing for the meeting, and it's standard practice for MXs to gaurd the Monarch.

IC:
As soon as the two produced weapons, the MX's arms shimmered into Narvok blast rifles. The flanking tactics were not a problem; he simply tracked one with each weapon. At the same time, the faint glow of an energy shield surrounded him. The Guards reacted more slowly, of course, but not much. Both promptly stood, one drawing a Tolmadren energy sword and extending the glowing white blade while the other produced a large Tor Ganot blaster.

"Virek, hold!" Garnyn snapped, and the guard with the blaster froze.

"You two, what's the problem?"

His left hand quietly tapped one of the jewels on his belt.
Godular
01-11-2005, 01:41
OOC: would have made for an interesting contest of wills. The Kythons would have responded to the sudden threatening posture with a suitable counter of their own.
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 01:42
Lamia looked at Dusanyu. Shall I stop them?

The Emperor shook his head. No. It will play for better or worse. They must learn to work together or this will never last.
Talaax
01-11-2005, 01:57
The lead warrior turned his heavily tattooed face towards the Kendari King. "This abomination offends me! It's mere presence is an insult to the Gods and we will destroy it! The Gods demand it's destruction!"

Both warriors then turned their full attention back to the robot. Both reached into their bandoliers of thud bugs, letting loose two each. The thud bugs arced into the air ahead of the warriors as they charged the robot. Roaring through the air the thud bugs rained down on the robot almost as fast as blaster bolts, warriors only a few feet behind them shouting simultaneous war cries and amphistaffs swinging down toward it's blast rifle arms.
Kyanges
01-11-2005, 02:06
{My Gods...} Thought Asuke. {These people...}

In sad reflection, Asuke just watched as the small brawl began....
Kendari
01-11-2005, 02:08
OOC: Thud bugs=organic grenade-equivalent?
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 02:11
Dusanyu watched on as he shook his head. Let them go Lamia. Wait and see what happens, if anything.
Talaax
01-11-2005, 02:13
OOC: No, otherwise we'd all pretty much be dead. There's info on all my weapons etc in my factbook, but I'll post the info here as well. Basically they're flying insects that fly directly into their targets in a kamikazi-type attack. They're incredibly hard and fly at speeds that would easily break bones. They don't explode but just smack into whatever they're thrown at. If they miss they just circle round and go again.
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 02:16
The lead warrior turned his heavily tattooed face towards the Kendari King. "This abomination offends me! It's mere presence is an insult to the Gods and we will destroy it! The Gods demand it's destruction!"

Both warriors then turned their full attention back to the robot. Both reached into their bandoliers of thud bugs, letting loose two each. The thud bugs arced into the air ahead of the warriors as they charged the robot. Roaring through the air the thud bugs rained down on the robot almost as fast as blaster bolts, warriors only a few feet behind them shouting simultaneous war cries and amphistaffs swinging down toward it's blast rifle arms.
"Master..." The young Jedi guarding the Patriarch was ready to reach for his lightsaber when the old man stopped him. The marines were itchy too.

Alex sighed and shook his head. Yuuzhan Vong warriors...

He prepared to defend himself in case a thud bug or amphistaff went wild, but otherwise remained calm as if nothing's happening.
Godular
01-11-2005, 02:22
OOC: No, otherwise we'd all pretty much be dead. There's info on all my weapons etc in my factbook, but I'll post the info here as well. Basically they're flying insects that fly directly into their targets in a kamikazi-type attack. They're incredibly hard and fly at speeds that would easily break bones. They don't explode but just smack into whatever they're thrown at. If they miss they just circle round and go again.

You do not need to describe every little thing they can do to me. I have read all the NJO books, and know that the Kythons would eat your guys alive. Literally, and figuratively.

Godulan robotics with a combination of Necron and Godulan technology, and their reflexes enhanced by Skye and his savants, they're fast enough to snatch those Thudbugs out of the air and strong enough to smish them in their taloned hands. And then the fight would start.
Talaax
01-11-2005, 02:25
OOC: That was in response to Kendari's question, not your previous comment. I'd already responded to that.
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 02:25
OOC: Calm yourself. He wasn't talking to you. He was describing his bugs to Kendari since he does not know.
Godular
01-11-2005, 02:27
OOC: Ah, okeydoke then.

At the sudden development of the altercation, both Kythons guarding Baron Skye took one step back, their four arms producing a quadruplet of glowing green cannons pointed directly at the Vong warriors. If they even looked in the Kythons' direction they would be almost instantaneously disintegrated.
Kendari
01-11-2005, 02:36
Garnyn would have been willing to send his guard away to prevent a fight, but he didn't have time to make the offer. As it was, he simply said "Non-lethal force!" while quickly getting out of the way.

The non-lethal requirement made a lot of the MX-38's arsenal ubnusable, but he still had a number of options. Usually he would have blasted the two attackers with stun bolts, but he wasn't certain what exactly the flying insect-things would do on impact. They had to be dealt with first, and there wasn't time to target them. Blast rifles shimmered swiftly back into arms, this time with a VEP* in each hand. Radial repulsion beams extended to about two feet around a core of standard energy blade. The MX spun the tools skillfully, knocking the thud bugs in four different directions, then brought them back to block the incoming amphistaffs.

Being surrounded wasn't disasterous, but it was a definite disadvantage. As soon as he had more than a fraction of a second to act, the MX jumped straight into the air. Landing several meters on the other side of the table, he instantly turned to face his attackers.


*OOC: VEP- Variable Energy Projector. A very versatile tool that looks basically like a black flashlight. A radial repulsion beam hits solid objects much like a steel bar; energy weapons will strike the blade within, as will anything swung hard enough to get through the outer beam.

((*shakes fist at Jolt for loggin him out while he's typing*))
Godular
01-11-2005, 02:38
At the same time as the Kythons drew their weapons, Baron Skye stood up from his formerly relaxed position, and the entire room reverberated with the force of his command to the Vong warriors:

YOU WILL STAND DOWN RIGHT NOW.

The Kythons then proceeded to scale the walls behind them with a deft grace, keeping their weapons trained on the Vong warriors as they proceeded up the wall, leaving no sign of their passage save ruffled pictures.
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 02:42
A subtle crackling of what looks like electricity curled around Alex's aged hands. Perhaps this is getting too far...
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 02:43
Dusanyu saw this absurdity by the Godular reprsentative and his Kythons. "You will not get in the way of this disagreement!! THEY WILL WORK THIS OUT WITHOUT YOUR INTERFERNCE!!"
Godular
01-11-2005, 02:45
"INCORRECT, Dusanyu," Skye shot back, "If this is how they react to mechanized constructs, this is how they will react to US. This is our fight as much as it is the honorable Kendari Delegation's."
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 02:51
His expression turned deadly. He nodded his head to Lamia and then focused his gaze on the Executor. "Control your soldiers please. We do not need to fight."

Dusanyu waved over a servant to fetch every Abh-Fayth clone to have the room completely encircled and exact about of authority.

Lamia on the other hand strode out to the middle of the room with a hand to his inside coat pocket. Lamia's lipid channel went to work then. Control your men or I will do it for you.
Godular
01-11-2005, 02:57
Skye remained standing, and his Kythons remained focused upon the Yuuzhan Vong warriors, ignoring the clones as they arrived. The Kythons were shielded, and would be protected from any trigger happy fools with a gun.

They were the aggressors, they will stand down first. An alliance such as this is built through pooling of resources and understanding, NOT one group attempting to blithely force its view of the universe upon the others.
Kendari
01-11-2005, 02:58
OOC: I think it's Talaax's move, yes? Whatever happens, I'm sure the warriors aren't just standing there motionless while people argue about interfering or not.
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 03:05
He is only attacking a machine and not the diplomat himself. If there can be no understanding between races and cultures then there can be no alliance. The Abh have managed to coexist with the Talaaxians despite all of their technology. If they can do it then so can everyone else.
Kendari
01-11-2005, 03:12
OOC: Was that vocal or telepathic? X class robots are considered fully sapient, and have the same rights as any other citizen of Kendari...
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 03:15
OOC: My apologies. If it's italicized then it is telepathy. Also Lamia doesn't know that your robots have full rights.
Kendari
01-11-2005, 03:17
OOC: Got it. That's basically the format I usually use (thought, -telepathy-, "speech"), but I wanted to make sure.
Godular
01-11-2005, 03:30
Do NOT attempt to justify their actions. That mechanoid is sentient, and should be afforded all the rights that we take for granted. Perhaps you have been to lenient with your 'friends'.
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 03:38
Then as another function of this alliance. Crimes will be prosecuted as well instead of leaving it to a meaning less brawl. If your men open fire, they may kill someone. Then you will have their deaths on your head and their people will demand justice in the form of your blood.
Talaax
01-11-2005, 03:41
Vua and Maaw stopped in their tracks, amphistaffs ready, but attention now turned on everyone else in the room. As if sobering up, some of their rage faded. For several seconds they stood there staring into nothing, then turned to Kunra for instructions. Slowly their rage changed to fear as they took in his expression.

Barely supressed anger played across Kunra's face. These two had nearly cost the Empire months of diplomatic effort in mere seconds. In a tone that would strike fear even into these two hardened warriors, Kunra spoke. "Put down your weapons now and beg for mercy from Yun-Shuno... Your idiocy very nearly cost the Empire everything we have worked for at this meeting! Not only did you manage to almost get yourselves killed in a DISHONOURABLE fashion but you very nearly got me and who knows how many others here killed! Your ignorance is inexcusable! Your rashness is shameful! Well? What do you have to say for yourselves?!"

The two immediately dropped their amphistaffs and stiffened in a salute. They both dropped to their knees, heads bowed and arms cross in salute, listening to the Executor's shouting. When he had finished, Vua spoke up timidly. "Eminency, this abomination...."

"This abomination is an ally, Vua! Talaaxians never dishonour themselves by attacking an ally! And yet you did! You two have not only dishonoured yourselves but me and the Empire by association!" Kunra shouted at the top of his lungs, moving across the room to stand directly over the two warriors.

"M-m-my life in p-payment, Executor..." Vua stammered.

"You do not deserve such an honourable death! You're lucky I don't drag you back to the ship myself and feed you to the maw luur!" As he shouted this, Kunra ripped the command cloak from the shoulders of the dishonoured warrior. "Draw your coufees!"

Both warriors complied immediately and made to present them to the Executor. "I will not dishonour myself by touching your weapons! Nor will I dishonour myself or the Empire by killing you. You will take your own lives in hope that the Gods may yet forgive your stupidity!"

Pausing only momentarily, both warriors turned their coufees around toward themselves. Again hesitating, both of them plunged the blades into their stomachs between the plates of armour that meet under the rib cage and twisted them to the side. Without uttering so much as a grunt, both warriors slumped to the side, lifeless. Kunra then turned to address the others.

"My apologies for this disturbance. I'm afraid the ignorance and hatred which still pervades portions of the Empire was stronger than the binds of duty in this case. I assure you all this will not happen again, but I would advise keeping your droids and other "living" machines seperate from our forces to avoid another such unpleasant event."
Godular
01-11-2005, 03:45
Editing in light of Talaax's post

Skye's response to Lamia, as he called his Kythons back down from their position high on the walls, was somewhat curt.

It matters not. Intervening for the sake of another is a very legitimate rebuttal. If the guards were on the ball, this whole thing wouldn't have even been able to degenerate into a fight. They could just as easily have blamed you for their deaths as us.
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 03:49
Dusanyu shook his head. "Your apology is accepted. Differences are expected among so many different cultures and races. At the end of all this, everyone will learn to accept that. We must not be separated by our petty differences. We must become more than that." He pointed to a few clones and had them carry the bodies out.

"You may do with them as you please Executor. I am just having them removed."

Lamia looked at Skye one last time. Exercise patience next time. Problems CAN be solved without violence. With that he turned around and walked back to his seat.
Godular
01-11-2005, 03:52
PATIENCE? When the life of another is hanging by a thread, there is no TIME for patience, you foolish little boy. This situation should not have happened at all.
Talaax
01-11-2005, 03:56
Dusanyu shook his head. "Your apology is accepted. Differences are expected among so many different cultures and races. At the end of all this, everyone will learn to accept that. We must not be separated by our petty differences. We must become more than that." He pointed to a few clones and had them carry the bodies out.

"You may do with them as you please Executor. I am just having them removed."

Lamia looked at Skye one last time. Exercise patience next time. Problems CAN be solved without violence. With that he turned around and walked back to his seat.

"No, you may do with them as you please. They are no longer Talaaxians. What becomes of their corpses is no concern of mine or the Empire's."
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 04:00
Messy. But works out well, all things considered. Alex sighed in relief. Then one of the marines pressed his ear and whispered something to Alex.

"Really? Good news." Alex cleared his throat to address the patrons. "It has come to my attention, in lighter news, that my grandson has just defeated the Warmaster of Chronosia, Remiel De Drakan in battle."
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 04:00
Lamia stopped in his tracks and turned to face the man. A wicked smile spread over his lips as his fangs came out. A sound came from his throat that could be described as a laugh if it wasn't for the feral growling sound that came out with it. And how old are you might I ask?

Dusanyu nodded his head grimly. "Then they shall be disposed of properly without a trace. Now back to the meeting please."
Godular
01-11-2005, 04:09
Skye's very form crackled with psionic power, and his own fangs were bared in response.

I am two hundred twelve thousand and seventy nine years, four months, six days, two hours, fourteen minutes, and thirty seconds old, and counting. I have watched entire empires rise and fall like waves upon the sand. I have done battle with the gods themselves, and have the tooth of Zeus himself, with four of his brethren, on a pendant. I am a mindsyphon. I am a phage. I AM.

Just as suddenly, the display ended, and Skye sat back down. "And perhaps it would behoove our hosts to place more guards within the chamber to prevent any more outbursts, like should have been done earlier?"
Kyanges
01-11-2005, 04:30
{Such a flagrant display of power...} Asuke thought to herself. "Yes, yes, please do. However, I believe it should also fall to those present to show that they are capable of maintaining control as well..."
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 04:39
Lamia turned and walked away with a smile still on his face. Our leader was there when mankind began and he was old at that time. He has seen the rise of many species come into being. I have seen the rise of only a few and am far stronger than all. He returned to his seat and remained there with his non-emotional facade.

Dusanyu turned to Asuke. "I agree. The troops will remain here at my disclosure. I trust all problems have been layed bare by this time that we can avoid stepping on each others toes. Now let us move on with the meeting."

He focused his attention on Alex Masaki. "You say your grandson has won a great victory? That is good news worth celebrating."
Godular
01-11-2005, 04:42
Indeed, Skye stated in reply to Asuke's comment. Although, to our credit, an outburst like that would have ended other diplomatic sessions entirely.

"Indeed. However, we, as delegates from other nations attending this summit, operate under the expectation that our host is seeing to our general security and welfare. That this outburst had to be rectified by any of us at all is serious evidence to the contrary. Misguided though their reasoning for the attack may have been, those Vong soldiers should have been restrained at the soonest sign of antagonistic actions. They would have received nothing more than a thorough scolding by the honorable Talaax executor, not forced to perform Seppuku."
Godular
01-11-2005, 04:43
Lamia turned and walked away with a smile still on his face. Our leader was there when mankind began and he was old at that time. He has seen the rise of many species come into being. I have seen the rise of only a few and am far stronger than all. He returned to his seat and remained there with his non-emotional facade.

Seeing that Humankind has only been around several tens of thousands of years in this universe, even that fails to impress me.
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 04:52
He focused his attention on Alex Masaki. "You say your grandson has won a great victory? That is good news worth celebrating."
"Indeed. I thought it would be appropriate to let our esteemed guests hear of our victory against Chronosia, as we were speaking about them earlier." Alex replied.
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 05:43
Bradley had 50 Abh-Fayth clones ready tho not armed with any beam weapons. Only Claws and metal blades as not to offend others. They would be there in case things got out of hand. Bradley also took the time to see the fighting styles of these opponets. He then turned hearing the news from Alex.
"R-Remiel De Drakan has been killed in battle.... This truely is a blow to Chronosian moral"
SeaQuest
01-11-2005, 05:59
Bridger had restrained Ra when he had stood up and attempted to intervene when the two Talaax guards started their little altercation. Bridger knew that if he just reached for his Rune Stone, all four could be beamed out. Bridger reached down and unhooked the cerimonial sword (http://www.toledosword.com/im/MA775TS.jpg). He then placed it, sheathed, on the table in front of them.

"Perhaps we should all openly display anything we brought that could be used as a weapon," he suggested, "we should keep everything set on the tables in front of us in plain sight, that way, if anyone reaches for anything..."

He reached under his left arm-pit and unhooked the holstered Zat'Nikatal. He placed the weapon, with the straps keeping it in its holster still in place, next to the sword.
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 06:16
"I know. It would appear then, that my grandson's demise some years ago has been sorely exaggerated." Alex replied to Bradley as he placed his lightsaber, various ninja tools and his cane on the table.
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 06:21
Bradley set his sword on the table and Julite Dougless set her laser hand gun on the table. "It would seem so" bradley said.
Godular
01-11-2005, 06:35
Skye reached into his pocket and brought out a trio of small metallic spheres and placed them on the table. They floated about an inch off the surface of his desk, but it creaked noticeably under the strain of supporting the mysterious spheres.
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 06:45
The Shadow Emperor Alfred Von Antheron grew bored of the petty fighting and bickering of the major players of the alliance. He wispers something into the Arch Dukes ear and then hits a button on his wrist com. The Ravager beams the Emperor aboard. The Ship prepares to leave the meeting.
SeaQuest
01-11-2005, 06:49
Bridger raises an eye-brow as he finishes unhooking the Goa'uld Ribbon Device from around his left arm. He slides his hand out of it and places it on the table with the other stuff. He motions for Ra to do the same with his.
Godular
01-11-2005, 06:51
Skye shrugged at the Shadow Emperor's departure.

"I am surprised he stayed this long. He said something about wanting to leave a couple hours ago."
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 06:55
Bradley wanting to get the meeting back on track spoke agian " As for station or base command at the very least the Sub commander of any base or station should be from the controleing planet our nation of where the base is. However the most experinced will be selected by the G.F.F.A to command the bases be it from that nation or not?"
Kendari
01-11-2005, 07:01
~In response to the Talaaxians' actions & statements~

"My apologies, as well. Had I known your peole had such a dislike for mechanicals, I would never have brought him. If you wish, I will send him back to my ship."

The MX bowed his head slightly, his weapons vanishing.

~In response to Alex's announcement~

"Congratulations! Do tell us the details..."

~In response to the weapons decision~
Garnyn set his metal staff on the table, and produced a small handgun and a long knife. The Guards each added the hilt of a Tolmadren energy sword, a pouch of programmable grenades, heavy Narvok and Tor Ganot blasters, blast rifles of the same manufacture, and large Pulsar handguns. They kept the weapons within easy reach.

The MX spoke, his voice somewhat artificial sounding: "I am sorry, but I cannot remove my weapons. Shall I just keep my hands visible?"
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 07:01
The Arch Duke Nym Kazar saids, "I am sorry for the Shadow Emperor's sudden departure but he saids he has internal matters to handle." He then sighs as the Command Mothership leaves the System in a wormhole jump back to Imperial space...
Habahus
01-11-2005, 07:03
Starlord Kukku arrives to meeting (in data form, truly he is in his Hive-1 apartment.)
SeaQuest
01-11-2005, 07:25
Bridger replied to the MX's statement, "Sounds like a good idea, my metallic compadre. Of course, it would be as much for the other's security. Personally, I actually prefer to at least know that someone here knows how to do their job," he leaned back in his chair and added, at a lower volume, "you would be surprised how much security is needed to be to prevent industrial espionage."
Kendari
01-11-2005, 07:47
"I guarded the old king during a tour of a Narvok factory once, and it was better guarded than most military bases I've seen. I understand that KaosKorp facilities are even more secretive. They take their trade secrets very seriously..."
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 07:56
In response to Kendari's query:

"I'm not sure of the exact events -the boy will need to tell me when he gets out of the bacta tanks- but I do know that it's effectively one down, a few more to go."
SeaQuest
01-11-2005, 08:08
Bridger inquired, "Bacta tanks? I'm afraid that is a new one for me. Please explain."

Meanwhile, he added his last defensive weapon, a snub-nosed Nevian P-Gun still in its ankle holster, to the pile of his other weapons on the table.

OOC: Last post for a time. Mouse on the fritz.
Talaax
01-11-2005, 13:20
Kunra removed a coufee from his robes and placed it on the table. Pausing only slightly he debated whether to remove the plaeryn bol implant in his left eye socket but decided against it. Not only was the process of reinserting it somewhat complicated and painful, but it's presence was unnoticed so far as he could tell. As far as he knew, it simply looked like a simple mqaaq'it optical implant to the others around the table. Sliding the coufee further onto the table he spoke in response to the news from Chronosia. "There is nothing more honourable than single combat. To die or triumph while engaged in it is to honour oneself in the eyes of the Gods and reserve a place by their side."
SeaQuest
01-11-2005, 14:54
Bridger nods at the Executor's statement, "Like I said earlier, the Holy Empire also places alot of emphasis on honorable combat."

The pile on the table in front of the SeaQuestian group now included Bridger's sword, his P-Gun, his Ribbon Device, his Zat'Nikatal, and Ra's Ribbon Device. The two Ribbon Devices were the only things on the table that looked nothing like a weapon. Ra's looked like Bridger's in almost every way. On Ra's the central crystal visually looks identical to that on standard hand devices and it has the same two functions. However the actual device is visually, somewhat different. Rather then a full glove that covers the entire hand, it is held on by two rings that are placed around the index and fifth finger of the hand. It also has some somewhat more elaborate wire decoration on the dorsal surface on the top of the hand, formed into the eye symbol of Ra. The rest of the device as it covers the lower forearm is appears similar to the standard hand device.
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 15:20
Bridger inquired, "Bacta tanks? I'm afraid that is a new one for me. Please explain."

Meanwhile, he added his last defensive weapon, a snub-nosed Nevian P-Gun still in its ankle holster, to the pile of his other weapons on the table.

OOC: Last post for a time. Mouse on the fritz.
"Bacta is a synthetic medical tool that can be used to treat anything from minor wounds to grevious illnesses and injuries. We like to call it the penicillin of the stars." Alex explained. "The planet Thyferra is still the number one producer of the organic substance, but there are other markets as well."
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 16:17
Dusanyu placed his command saber out infront on the table as he sighed. "I do hope this takes care of anymore misunderstandings."

Lamia's fanged smile returned as he reached into his sleeveless black leather jacket's pocket. He pulled out three seeds and each one glowed with an inner light. He lined blue, purple, and red out on the table. Such ignorance to think that he was as old as the Abh Empire since he owes them no allegiance and has been around long before they ever came into existance along with others that are present.
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 16:52
The Arch Duke sighs and puts his staff out on the table and Saids, "I hope this will show. I am not hear for a brawl."
The Alteran Ascension
01-11-2005, 19:42
The former Ascended Alteran had been watching the standoff, an looked around with disgust. She stood up, looked around, and spoke loudly enough for everyone to hear.

"Humans, you are all savages! You throw about tokens of your supposed 'power', and spout your ages as if it makes a difference. We on this plane are insignificant. Your robotic technologies are crude and your 'Jedi' powers make us laugh. We joined this alliance to see if humanity had evolved enough to warrant further attention. Your mental devlopment is... Startlingly low... My people may withdraw from this alliance if you do not grow up. You cannot help being unevolved, but you can at least open your minds enough to stop brandishing your pathetic little toys. They do not matter. We were sent here to warn that our ascended brethren have seen your doom. All of you. Your infighting will kill you all before you have grown enough to see that you represent the future of the galaxy! The alien races have not grown nearly enough to represent as much potential as you."
CoreWorlds
01-11-2005, 20:06
The old man raised an eyebrow in surprise at the Alteran's outburst, then smiled. "It seems that our friend does have a point. We are all here to forge an alliance, not to wave around statistics and neat toys like children." He glanced at the Abh delegates, then shifted his gaze to the Baron. "Now are we going to let the bickering slide and return to our discussions?"
The Alteran Ascension
01-11-2005, 20:14
The Alteran sat down, red in the face, glaring at the weapons all around her.

"The only discussions here seem condusive to bickering."
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 20:46
The Avatar of the Antarans and the Arch Duke Nym Kazar saids, "Have not your people ever had to defend yourselves from enemy civilizations? I mean the Empire of Deatharon and the Neo Zetan Government have had roughly three or four wars in the past and yet we are here tying to reach a peaceful unity and understanding. It is not like we have forgotten our pasts and roots."
The Alteran Ascension
01-11-2005, 20:50
"When wary of other civilisations it is wise to conceal what you consider to be your advantages, not wave them around like they mean something."

The Alteran frowned.

"YOU! You are the ones who called us false! The Young Ones... The Antarans! You are an avatar of a great evil. You may even be the great doom we saw in the higher plane..."
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 20:55
The Arch Duke replies, "We have put our weapons out as a sign of good faith of peace. We are hoping are nations can live in harmony but there is a chance are fleets may battle each other like we have for countless generations."

The Avatar/Arch Duke smiles and saids, "The False ones here this can not be a good sign for the Alliance."
The Alteran Ascension
01-11-2005, 21:00
"Our fleets have never met in battle. Not in person. Perhaps we battled on the higher plane, but for a long time we ignored the Young Ones. Do you now know that there can be no victory? You fought the Ori, the most powerful of the Ascended, and my people, the oldest Ascended. Surely you know that there will be an etrenal deadlock? Regardless of wether or not you accept it, we no longer consider you a threat. Perhaps we may be friends."
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 21:08
The Arch Duke/Avatar saids, "The Void of Enlightenment would have to be consulated directly in order for such an alliance. Which means I have to get back to the Noiem the City of the Gods."

OOC: The Antarans look like A Dark mist. Kind of like Anubis...
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 21:51
Dusanyu smirked. "And you call us childish with our outbursts. Past differences no longer matter if this is to work. Some of you don't seem to be able to understand that concept. I applaud the people of Deatharon and Neo Zeta for getting past their wars and coming to a mutual agreement. Now to keep from getting bogged down with yet another argument, I would like to ask what is next on the agenda for this peaceful meeting."

He looked to Alex Masaki. "A bottle of boggle to you and your grandson if that pleases you in honor of your honourable victory."
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 21:53
Bradley looked on in disgust of the arrogent Alteran Ascension. They speak of them as Young ones. Yet their egos were so large he didnt see how more then one or two could fit on a ship. Their powers were no match for a Jedi of Alexs or Dorons power nore for a warrior such as Bankotsu or Lamia. And muchless for the military cleverness and brutal power of Godular. Tho he let them feed their own ego. Everyone else there knew the truth.

" For all your words it seems you yourselfs try to boast being the most powerful and advanced. I guess with your age comes a larger ego?" Bradley jokeingly said to the Alteran delegation.

OOC: How can you clame to be ascended and so powerful. More so then us yet only been around a month. Compared to those like me Deatharon, and the Abh. Even more so to the likes of Coreworld. Dont get me wroung i aint gripping or mad. Just pointing it out that some will ignore you or say your god modding if you try to claim to be all powerful I learned that. Just a tip thats all.
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 22:12
OOC: I think it's ok if Alteran Ascension. saids it has ascended beings. As long as they follow the rule of the Ancients of no direct inference when handling matters on the lower plane of existence. Considering the fact they claim to be deascended Ancients. Thus for example no wipeing out civiliazations with a wave of your hand effect.

IC: The Arch Duke/Avatar saids, "I think the Alterans in there current state are not use to the fact they have de evoled to a point in which force of power is nessicary for surrival. I believe patience would be in everyones best intrest when dealing with them."
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 22:20
OOC: True he can say he is ascended and such i have no problem with it. Doubt many would. Just saying if he trys to claim to be overpowering many mainstreem rpers wont rp with him.
Kyanges
01-11-2005, 22:28
Dusanyu smirked. "And you call us childish with our outbursts. Past differences no longer matter if this is to work. Some of you don't seem to be able to understand that concept. I applaud the people of Deatharon and Neo Zeta for getting past their wars and coming to a mutual agreement. Now to keep from getting bogged down with yet another argument, I would like to ask what is next on the agenda for this peaceful meeting."

He looked to Alex Masaki. "A bottle of boggle to you and your grandson if that pleases you in honor of your honourable victory."

Asuke meanwhile sat quietly while the other Representatives brought out their trinkets, and weapons in good will. She didn't bring anything out as she was simply a hologram in the meeting as far as her presence was concerned. She took note of the Alteran's arrogance, and lack of restraint. It was hard to believe that they ever reached true enlightenment on their "higher plane". It was usually the Eshirians that sat in the background, observing, learning...

"Yes," she began, "We've covered military bases, technology exchanges, possible enemies, and trade. What's next?"
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 22:35
Bradley feels it time to cover one of the last parts of the meeting " We have yet to go over people who could be a threat to the G.F.F.A. There those who by themselfs could cuase us problems. Some work for nations others dont. Dose anyone wish to go first on this matter?"
The Humankind Abh
01-11-2005, 22:45
The Emperor shook his head. "There is no one individual that threatens our nation."

OOC: EDITED FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
Mini Miehm
01-11-2005, 22:50
The Miehmish representative entered just in time to hear that pronouncement, and immediately started laughing. "If you believe that then perhaps my nation should reconsider our membership in this alliance."
Neo Zeta
01-11-2005, 23:04
Bradley laughs " I might not have made it clear forgive me. Yes no one persion can be a major threat to us. Tho one persion can lead those who can agianst us. And one persion can kill one of our leaders. Such as a Sith Lord i am sure if a Sith Lord were to meet up with some of us here then the outcome could be grim. I am intrested in finding out those who could be leading partys or groups agianst us. Or who may try to kill some of our key figures."
Deatharon
01-11-2005, 23:07
The Arch Duke/Avatar stands up and saids, "The only enemies to this alliance are from the Great House Mizar. They believe this Alliance hurts are tradition of expanisionism and Imperial Dominace. They are led by Duchess Aluria Mizar."
Mini Miehm
01-11-2005, 23:19
"I believe that the only true threats to this alliance are the Chronosian Imperium, Unified Sith, and the Galactic Empire as a whole, other than that there are few that could even begin to trouble us."
The Humankind Abh
02-11-2005, 01:07
The Emperor looked at the Arch Duke. "You are still allowed to expand if you so desire. You do so without our aid though. Only in the event of war crimes do we tell you how to run your government. As I've said before, you are free to do as you please so long as it is not harmful to this alliance."
Talaax
02-11-2005, 01:46
"And what, exactly, do you consider "war crimes"? My people do many things in times of war, and even peace, that your people would consider "evil" and "wrong"."
CoreWorlds
02-11-2005, 02:04
Bradley laughs " I might not have made it clear forgive me. Yes no one persion can be a major threat to us. Tho one persion can lead those who can agianst us. And one persion can kill one of our leaders. Such as a Sith Lord i am sure if a Sith Lord were to meet up with some of us here then the outcome could be grim. I am intrested in finding out those who could be leading partys or groups agianst us. Or who may try to kill some of our key figures."
"There is the Dark Lady Nightshade. She does have the power to threaten us if she wished to." Alex interjected. "Then there are some criminal organizations associated with her, like the Akatsuki. They are a group of high-ranking shinobi criminals that seek power to further their goals."
Mini Miehm
02-11-2005, 02:13
"There is the Dark Lady Nightshade. She does have the power to threaten us if she wished to." Alex interjected. "Then there are some criminal organizations associated with her, like the Akatsuki. They are a group of high-ranking shinobi criminals that seek power to further their goals."

"Heh, I know of her, she's sme kinda dark jedi chick isn't she?"
The Humankind Abh
02-11-2005, 02:50
"And what, exactly, do you consider "war crimes"? My people do many things in times of war, and even peace, that your people would consider "evil" and "wrong"."

"War crimes would be along the line of firing upon civilian transports that serve no military purpose, decimating total civilazations for no other reason than for spite, stuff along that line. Now, what you do in the name of religion is of no concern to ours. If you take prisoners and use them as sacrifices for your Gods then it would be hard to conisder that a war crime without interfering with your culture. Kill the enemy and destroy their moral but leave the women and children alone. If they serve no military purpose then it would be unwise to kill them. Perhaps this should also be brought up in these preceedings to define what war crimes will consist of."
CoreWorlds
02-11-2005, 02:59
"Heh, I know of her, she's sme kinda dark jedi chick isn't she?"
"She was family." Alex replied sternly. "Seduced by darkness and promises of power. Now she is Sith and our enemy..."
Mini Miehm
02-11-2005, 03:01
"She was family." Alex replied sternly. "Seduced by darkness and promises of power. Now she is Sith and our enemy..."

"My mistake, though I can honestly say that I'd not be sorry to see that sort gone from my family if she was so weak willed as that, my brother and a cousin are both Ghosts, and they frankly scare the piss out of me. If they went against us I'd run for the hills."
CoreWorlds
02-11-2005, 03:12
"My mistake, though I can honestly say that I'd not be sorry to see that sort gone from my family if she was so weak willed as that, my brother and a cousin are both Ghosts, and they frankly scare the piss out of me. If they went against us I'd run for the hills."
A cold smile crossed Alex's lips. "Beware of what you say to others, friend. You might find your mind fried...or worse."
SeaQuest
02-11-2005, 04:31
"Bacta is a synthetic medical tool that can be used to treat anything from minor wounds to grevious illnesses and injuries. We like to call it the penicillin of the stars." Alex explained. "The planet Thyferra is still the number one producer of the organic substance, but there are other markets as well."

"Ah," replied Bridger, "so it serves a similar purpose as SeaQuestian Sarcophagi," he pauses, "and as for the topic at hand, the most dangerous threat to any member of the G.F.F.A. has to be the Shadows. Don't forget, we only recently drove them from the Abh capital system, but, sadly, not before they were able to render an entire planet unihabitable."
Neo Zeta
02-11-2005, 04:45
Bradley nods then stands " I feel the only thing the only thing that can totaly destroy this allience as of now is ourselfs. We must put any past hate behind us and learn to trust each other even if their culture is diffrent then our own. If all cultures were the same the Universe would be a boring place indeed. We must Trust each other and not fight each other if we wish to be truely powerful."
SeaQuest
02-11-2005, 07:01
Bradley nods then stands " I feel the only thing the only thing that can totaly destroy this allience as of now is ourselfs. We must put any past hate behind us and learn to trust each other even if their culture is diffrent then our own. If all cultures were the same the Universe would be a boring place indeed. We must Trust each other and not fight each other if we wish to be truely powerful."

"And," Bridger said, "If I have read the old legends right, the Shadows seem to instill chaos wherever they go. They seem to thrive on anarchy. Of course, the old records don't mention the Shadows by name, they just call them the Beings of Darkness. The legends also mention a race that opposed these Beings of Darkness, but they only called this race the Beings of Light. SeaQuestian experts have inferred, from what we have translated of the records, is that these Beings of Light created the Telepaths in many species."
The Humankind Abh
02-11-2005, 17:14
"Yes but we have already driven the Shadows back. Albeit we incurred heavy losses, lost a planet, and the Capital itself was attacked. The Capital is being built back larger and stronger than before. Star Forces is going through overhauls with brand new ships to take out weaknesses within our fleets and our numbers are greatly increasing with now allowing humans to serve as pilots and commanders."

Dusanyu sighed. "We are taking measures to push them back to their home planet before they can amass anymore allies. The fleet has been rebuilt and the Capital is newly finished. Once everything is in order, we can begin such missions to exterminate them."
Deatharon
02-11-2005, 17:20
Arch Duke/Avatar of the Antarans Saids, "The Shadows have been removed from our borders with the help of the Church. They had a number of bases in our territory when we were allied with them."
The Alteran Ascension
02-11-2005, 18:06
OOC: How can you clame to be ascended and so powerful. More so then us yet only been around a month. Compared to those like me Deatharon, and the Abh. Even more so to the likes of Coreworld. Dont get me wroung i aint gripping or mad. Just pointing it out that some will ignore you or say your god modding if you try to claim to be all powerful I learned that. Just a tip thats all.

[Oh, how about a tip for you?

I've been here longer than you. As I said to Star Pirate Affiliate, go check the join date on Ankhmet. Now, how about comparing that to the likes of you or Abh? Now, be a good little tool and be quiet. I have no patience for people who wave their nation's size around like a e-penis, but as you can see, if it comes to it, I measure up quite well :)]
CoreWorlds
02-11-2005, 19:01
[Oh, how about a tip for you?

I've been here longer than you. As I said to Star Pirate Affiliate, go check the join date on Ankhmet. Now, how about comparing that to the likes of you or Abh? Now, be a good little tool and be quiet. I have no patience for people who wave their nation's size around like a e-penis, but as you can see, if it comes to it, I measure up quite well :)]
OOC: Oh, quit being an arrogant bastard. Just because you are an ascended nation does not mean you're better than the rest of us. Now stop inflating your ego before I have to pop it. I have little patience for people who like to inflate themselves like balloons.

BTW, I still ignore Ankhmet. Pulling out the Egyptian God Ra is definitely a no-no.
The Alteran Ascension
02-11-2005, 19:34
[That's nice. I did only use Ra in response to you godmoding my main guy into an 'uber holocron of Jedi good!'. Godmode for godmode. My ego isn't all that big. I just like it when people go in all guns blazing, then run out of ammo, so to speak.]
SeaQuest
02-11-2005, 21:00
OOC: Is everyone forgetting the fact that Supreme System Lord Ra is one of the four I have at this meeting? Now, enough OOC clutter, lets get back to doing IC posts.

IC: Bridger nodded, "But, if they do the same thing as they did last time, they could bury their ships on planets. Then, have them launch after your line passes them."
Deatharon
02-11-2005, 21:16
The Arch Duke/Avatar of the Antarans saids, "You mean we have to destroy our own planets to remove them like a cancer?"
Talaax
02-11-2005, 21:38
As Kunra sat listening, his villip suddenly began to vibrate. Knowing the others did not speak Yuuzhan Vong, he took the "call" infront of the others. Within moments the disfigured visage of the Warmaster came into focus on the villip's surface.

"Warmaster, how may I serve you?"

The Warmaster scowled, as usual. "Enough formalities, there is no time for this. The Empire needs your presence on Yuuzhan'tar immediately. You will leave the meeting and travel here at once."

"Yes, Warmaster. I live to serve"

With that the villip reverted to it's orginal form. Kunra stood, excused himself and left the meeting with little more than a goodbye and promise to return when he could.
Star Gate central
02-11-2005, 21:43
(may a deligate of earth attend this meeting? we may be small, and the Daetaleus may be but a toy to you greater race's but we wish to learn, and help save the galaxy from the doom that the Alteran Ascension speak of.....)
Neo Zeta
02-11-2005, 21:46
OOC: SeaQuest the System Lord Ra is ok he is mortal. I think coreworlds is stateing that Ankhemt used the God Ra not the systemlord. Also The Alteran Ascension. What matters is the join date of that nation not your others. Your size will be compared to the nation you are logged in as and rping. Also if you wish to keeping being rude then i must ask you to not post in this thread anymore. Remember this is my thread not yours. So if anyone is going to tell someone to be quiet then it will be me telling you too. I hate to be rude but you wish to bring it to this level.

IC: Bradley nods as Kunra left the meeting. He looks around " Dose anyone else wish to speak on any issue?"
Mini Miehm
02-11-2005, 21:48
"I don't have anything I need to talk about."
Star Gate central
02-11-2005, 21:51
(O.O.C. Please can you answer me?)
Neo Zeta
02-11-2005, 21:55
OOC: You will need to post that you wish to be a member in the recuritment thread. Then its up to the Abh if your approved. He is head of Recuritment.
The Humankind Abh
03-11-2005, 01:35
OOC: I added you to recruitment so you may enter the meeting if you wish SGC

Dusanyu looked from the Arch Duke to Bridger. "I intend to destroy Za Ha Dum. We destroy their homeworld, then we eliminate places where they can hide. If nothing else, we drive them out of this region of space. The shadows will always be a threat until we can be rid of them. I don't mean to sound as if we are superior, it's been proven that we are not. We must try something though to insure safety. If any of you have suggestions then I am prepared to listen."
New Dornalia
03-11-2005, 02:44
"War crimes would be along the line of firing upon civilian transports that serve no military purpose, decimating total civilazations for no other reason than for spite, stuff along that line. Now, what you do in the name of religion is of no concern to ours. If you take prisoners and use them as sacrifices for your Gods then it would be hard to conisder that a war crime without interfering with your culture. Kill the enemy and destroy their moral but leave the women and children alone. If they serve no military purpose then it would be unwise to kill them. Perhaps this should also be brought up in these preceedings to define what war crimes will consist of."

Baileygates then thought, "Oh s**t....there goes two, no three of our People's Guardians forces. They thrive offa chaos."

She then said, after getting back from a long bathroom break (OOC: Must find a way to explain not showing up due to work and college app stuff), "The Shadows? I am not familiar with these forces."
Mini Miehm
03-11-2005, 02:54
"Well, as far as suggestions go, may I present Sara Kerrigan, the Queen of Blades?"

A once beautiful, but now warped and twisted woman enters the chamber, completely nude, it is apparent that not all of her beauty was lost in the coccoon, her voice is like 1,000 locusts chirping in rythim, but it is oddly entrancing, one cannot help but listen to this fallen beauty.

"I am The Queen of Blades, and mistress of the Zerg Swarms, I believe you are having trouble with the Shadows, correct? We have the capability to destroy them so long as you can capture a single one of them for Us. Once we have one we will know all that they know, and will be able to hunt them down like dogs, and their technology will be ours for the taking... They will be incorporated into the Swarms and be a threat to you no longer."
The Humankind Abh
03-11-2005, 04:07
The Emperor looked to Baileygates. "The Shadows are an ancient race that are older than all of us here. They were one of the first races to walk the cosmos and are the epidemy of chaos and evil. I believe they would put Chronosia in his place. We recorded this during the attack on our Capital."

Dusanyu brought out a recorder and tapped it into the computer infront of him and transmitted it through the room so all could hear it if they accepted it. He activated the recorder and the Voice of the Shadows (http://www.b5tech.net/sounds/Shadow3.mp3) (click to listen) could be heard throughout the room.

Lamia watched the Queen of Blades enter the room with interest.
Kyanges
03-11-2005, 06:02
Asuke watched as the completely naked women walked in. {Oh, boy. This should be interesting...} she thought to herself.
SeaQuest
03-11-2005, 07:12
The Arch Duke/Avatar of the Antarans saids, "You mean we have to destroy our own planets to remove them like a cancer?"

Bridger shook his head, "No, we will just have to perform deep core scans on each space body large enough to hide their smallest craft. If it checks out, we can move on. If not, we land troops and dig them out. Literally, if necessary."
He notes the entrance of the 'woman'.
Deatharon
03-11-2005, 07:17
The Arch Duke saids, "Very well, I will have my Maldoran forces do Scan for them and remove them. I wonder if the Shadows would do something so deceptive because if they have. I can guarntee our fleets will head to there homeworld to bomb it into oblivilion."
SeaQuest
03-11-2005, 07:20
Bridger grinned, "Why destroy it? All we have to do is beat them into submission, then we can take whatever they have in the way of technologies for ourselves. The spoils of war and such."
Deatharon
03-11-2005, 07:24
The Arch Duke/Avatar saids, "I figure once are fleets are there they would have taken or destroyed all valuable technology and leave there planet with nothing but a perfect target to let them know they are not welcomed to returned."
SeaQuest
03-11-2005, 08:33
"We shall see," Bridger replied, "we will see if they follow the pattern they have followed each of the last times they appeared on the stage, or if they follow a new one."
The Humankind Abh
03-11-2005, 16:20
"The Shadows are unpredictable." Dusanyu interjected. "We must be prepared for all outcomes. If we are going to study their craft then you must understand that their ships and technology are unlike anything else. You know what their weapon systems can do. I suggest that all ships be destroyed once testing has been complete. Who knows if they will come back to reclaim what we have stolen one day."
Star Gate central
03-11-2005, 18:11
Elsewhere on the planet...The first chevron on the planets stargate locked. After several seconds the dialing was complete and a wormhole to earth was formed and General Jack O'Neil stepped out on to the surface.
"Alright, lets get this over with" he muttered to himself as he begain to walk to the meeting place.
Star Gate central
03-11-2005, 18:16
Suddenly there came a knock on the door of the council chamber, and a voice enquired "er, hello, can I come in? I'm here to represent the SGC."
Deatharon
03-11-2005, 21:18
The Arch Duke finally noticed Kerrigan and said, "I have never seen anything like that before. She looks like an insect human hybrid." The Arch Duke then returns to his conversation about the Shadow War, "Why not use the Ships as bait for a trap. If they will come for there ships. We could have our forces ready to elimante them."
Neo Zeta
03-11-2005, 21:28
Julite Dougless walked to the door as a Abh-Fayth clone opened the door. She bowed her head slightly " Welcome to the meeting. Here is a data pad with a transcript of the meeting so fare. Please take any open area to set at."
The Humankind Abh
03-11-2005, 22:02
Dusanyu nodded the newly arrived representative. "That would work if we were fighting conventional enemies. However, such traps are not likely to suceed. There scanners are far superior to ours and we believe that their battlecrabs are operated by telepathes with their abilities hightened in some way."
SeaQuest
03-11-2005, 22:18
Bridger nodded in welcome towards the new arrival before speaking, "Then we just have to outthink them. So far, the Shadows have used only their technology and brute force tactics. They fight chaotically. They appear to not to use planned attack tactics, instead they use spur-of-the-moment tactics. They fight like the chaos they are said to represent. We must put up an organized response," he grins, "We shall bring order to their chaos."
The Humankind Abh
03-11-2005, 22:27
"There chaotic tactics is what makes them so affective. Because they can phase in and out without a trace makes them more difficult to fight and lock on. Tight formations are a better approach so that ships cannot be picked off and destroyed."
The Alteran Ascension
03-11-2005, 22:36
"We have a subspace technology which may make targeting their ships easier. If we had access to anything of theirs, a crashed ship, a dead crewman, we could be of help."
Starenell
03-11-2005, 22:56
Sabrier's hologram bowed. "It is time for me to leave. Milrod Julian K'Tan's ship has arrived, he will now handle this..." he half-shuddered "diplomacy." The hologram disappeared.

At that moment, First Prince Julian K'Tan entered the chamber. He looked around and noted all the representatives, his gaze was on Kerrigan for a little longer than the others, but little enough emotion showed that it was impossible for all but an extremely experienced person to read. "Hello everyone."
The Humankind Abh
04-11-2005, 01:25
Dusanyu looked to the prince. "Hello and welcome."

He then turned his attention back to the Shadow discussion. "We also have subspace technology along with a few other trinkets. The problem is not that they phase in and out of normal space. They move from normal space to a level of space just below hyperspace. They phase out of sight and can't be detected through hyperspace scanners because they are not there."
Kyanges
04-11-2005, 04:22
Dusanyu looked to the prince. "Hello and welcome."

He then turned his attention back to the Shadow discussion. "We also have subspace technology along with a few other trinkets. The problem is not that they phase in and out of normal space. They move from normal space to a level of space just below hyperspace. They phase out of sight and can't be detected through hyperspace scanners because they are not there."

"Well, that's just great..." Asuke remarked. "They sound an awfully lot like another race that almost destroyed my entire race millions of years ago... Surprisingly we beat them back. But that fact alone leads me the believe that we're not talking about the same enemy here. These other "Shadows" sound even worse than our other fiendish foe..."
New Dornalia
04-11-2005, 04:26
The Emperor looked to Baileygates. "The Shadows are an ancient race that are older than all of us here. They were one of the first races to walk the cosmos and are the epidemy of chaos and evil. I believe they would put Chronosia in his place. We recorded this during the attack on our Capital."

Dusanyu brought out a recorder and tapped it into the computer infront of him and transmitted it through the room so all could hear it if they accepted it. He activated the recorder and the Voice of the Shadows (http://www.b5tech.net/sounds/Shadow3.mp3) (click to listen) could be heard throughout the room.

Lamia watched the Queen of Blades enter the room with interest.

Baileygates then said, "Huh......well."

She then thought for a moment and said, "We have forces of equivalent skill and, shall I say malevolence, capable of handling them. Are you familiar with the People's Guardians?"
SeaQuest
04-11-2005, 04:41
"Perhaps," Bridger pondered aloud, "if we can't fight them with technology, perhaps we should use another method. Something we are able to do and they can't," he grins, "something one of the Holy Empire's regional allies, the Dominion of Dragon Emperor, is rife with. Magic."
The Humankind Abh
04-11-2005, 04:41
Dusanyu looked at Asuke. "Any information you can give about that race may prove useful in future tactics."

He then focused on Baileygates. "The Shadows themselves do not fight hand to hand or in any such way. They would rather just destroy our planets and suck the life force from it than launch a ground battle. There are tales of them coming aboard space stations and such to sow chaos. This is the closest we have of knowing what a Shadow looks like." He tapped his personal computer and transmitted the image throughout.

Click link to accept http://www.tvacres.com/images/shadows.jpg

He looked back up. "What can you tell me about your People's Guardians?"
New Dornalia
05-11-2005, 03:55
Dusanyu looked at Asuke. "Any information you can give about that race may prove useful in future tactics."

He then focused on Baileygates. "The Shadows themselves do not fight hand to hand or in any such way. They would rather just destroy our planets and suck the life force from it than launch a ground battle. There are tales of them coming aboard space stations and such to sow chaos. This is the closest we have of knowing what a Shadow looks like." He tapped his personal computer and transmitted the image throughout.



He looked back up. "What can you tell me about your People's Guardians?"

Baileygates then said, "Well, words don't do them justice. The People's Guardians are our equivalent of the famed Adeptus Astartes. They were clones using Chronosian based technology; this means they basically are Space Marines, just Communist. And they have distinct personalities per unit; this is an effect of picking and choosing our Primarchs from the best fighters in a Statewide competition."

Baileygates then breathed in and said, "The reason why I think they'll do the job is that, as the various Legions have distinct personalities, they have distinct fighting styles. Some are like conventional Ultramarines. Others, excellent snipers. Some excel with kung fu and close combat. And there are what we call, the 'Nasties.' Those who were cloned from individuals who were obviously not in their right minds when they won the tournament."

She then produced a P.A.D.D. and played a clip of one force of People's Guardians in testing to Dusanyu. It showed the 8th Legion in simulated manuevers. Loud rock music poured from the P.A.D.D, as pictures of the 8th overwhelming the OPFOR, charging them with contempt for their own lives, playing guitar riffs in battle, psychotically cheering and whipped into a frenzy by tunes such as Iron Maiden's "2 Minutes to Midnight" and Ozzy Osbourne's "Bark at the Moon" flashed onscreen. Even under simulated conditions, the ferocity and viciousness was displayed; they captured none, they destroyed everything not worth of value, they were gratuitous and generous in their chaotic dispension of violence. When the music and frenzy of battle increased, they seemed to get more violent along with the faster pace.

Baileygates then said, "Whaddya think?"
No endorse
05-11-2005, 04:22
ooc: Jolt won't let me subscribe, and no time to make a decent post now. tag.
IC:
James talon sighed as he read the readout. "Okay, we need to send a delegate." Pressing a button on his control panel, he called out to his secretary. "Get David Archer. Tell him to send a delegation to the GFFA meeting. And then call Sara Deral and tell her to draft my resignation speech. I'm tired of politics."

"Yes sir."
The Humankind Abh
05-11-2005, 04:43
Dusanyu sighed as he leaned back. "Again, very impressive. Unfortunatly they would be completely useless against the Shadows. They DO NOT fight ground battles. They WILL destroy whatever planet they come across. They suck the natural resources out and move on. Even if you came in contact with one, they are so evolved that they are hardly materialized in this plane of existance. I'm afraid this is a foe that is dealt with ship to ship. We will destroy their ships and the Abh Empire will occupy Za Ha Dum to monitor the planet and prevent them from coming back. We will take their technology and use it against them."

As a side note that he thought of. "Our marines are not so different. They posses super human strength, heal almost instantly, immune to most disease if not all, and are far more intelligent."
Deatharon
05-11-2005, 04:48
The Arch Duke/Avatar of the Antarans saids, "Maybe, I should send out the Priest to deal with these creatures. (Think Priors of the Ori) Our Gods the Antarans could protect us from them..."
New Dornalia
05-11-2005, 04:49
Dusanyu sighed as he leaned back. "Again, very impressive. Unfortunatly they would be completely useless against the Shadows. They DO NOT fight ground battles. They WILL destroy whatever planet they come across. They suck the natural resources out and move on. Even if you came in contact with one, they are so evolved that they are hardly materialized in this plane of existance. I'm afraid this is a foe that is dealt with ship to ship. We will destroy their ships and the Abh Empire will occupy Za Ha Dum to monitor the planet and prevent them from coming back. We will take their technology and use it against them."

As a side note that he thought of. "Our marines are not so different. They posses super human strength, heal almost instantly, immune to most disease if not all, and are far more intelligent."

Baileygates frowned at the last part. "That's one Legion, mind. There are many others more capable, and stable. Besides, we have capacities for ship to ship combat. Demolisher Guns, whatnot. And, we have Force users, who could probably stand a better chance, even in space. Still, I suppose you're the experts."

She then thought, greedily, "Technology, eh? Za Ha Dum. Note this. Demand a share later, help them out."
The Humankind Abh
05-11-2005, 04:55
Dusanyu looked over at the Arch Duke. "Perhaps your Gods may be of some help. I don't know though but it is worth a try."

He looked back over to Baileygates. "Yes ship to ship would be a better option for now. I recommend that if you are going to use projectory weaponry, you use something very powerful. I'm talking tactical nukes that would be reserved for bringing down a Super Star Destroyer though these ships are much smaller."
CoreWorlds
05-11-2005, 04:59
"Ah. The Shadows. An interesting foe." Alex whipped out a pipe from nowhere and is now puffing away in thought. "Ship-wise, how good are they?"
The Humankind Abh
05-11-2005, 05:04
"Ship wise...far superior to anything I've seen. A single shot ripped through our Guardships like a hot knife through a butter. A clean cut down the middle and all the way through. They can also ram just about any ship without taking damage. They also appear to be largely organic."
New Dornalia
05-11-2005, 05:05
Dusanyu looked over at the Arch Duke. "Perhaps your Gods may be of some help. I don't know though but it is worth a try."

He looked back over to Baileygates. "Yes ship to ship would be a better option for now. I recommend that if you are going to use projectory weaponry, you use something very powerful. I'm talking tactical nukes that would be reserved for bringing down a Super Star Destroyer though these ships are much smaller."

Baileygates then said, eyebrow raised "Nukes? We have antimatter torpedoes. And Demolisher Guns that tear molecules asunder with the powers of the Warp. More than a match."

OOC: Absolute last post for tonight.
Deatharon
05-11-2005, 05:13
The Arch Duke saids, "The Antarans can not interfer on this plane directly but Minax can. She is currently in our plane of Existence but she has to gain the permission from the other Antarans to attack other Elder races."
SeaQuest
05-11-2005, 07:26
Baileygates then said, eyebrow raised "Nukes? We have antimatter torpedoes. And Demolisher Guns that tear molecules asunder with the powers of the Warp. More than a match."

OOC: Absolute last post for tonight.

Bridger said, "Antimatter torpedoes are quite common on Holy Empire ships. In fact, we have different versions of various yeilds.

"As for our Kull Warriors, they are 'produced' with blank slates for minds. We can program whatever we went into them," he leans foward, "they are very effecient killing machines. Just one Kull Warrior with a standard load-out was able to take out a entire legion of Jaffa guarding a light base on a planet's surface in one test session. Luckily we had the Warrior using Zats instead of the usual wrist gauntlets."
Kyanges
05-11-2005, 13:41
{All this talk of technology, and I'm being left in the dust...}

Asuke considered the previous comments a spoke up, "Anti-matter? What's stopping these creatures from simply escaping to another plane of existence, even in their ships, and avoiding the blast? I'm sorry, but it's just that my people have no experience whatsoever with these 'Shadows'. I just want to learn more about them."

She thought for a second, then added, "I wonder if our quasar detonators might be just as, if not more effective than anti-matter against their ships? By its nature it is a weapon that disrupts the very existence of the area within its blast radius. Should that fail to even slow them however, I only pray that our Ascended brethren can help us."

(OOC: Here's a linky to a short blurb on the Quasar detonator:
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9407173&postcount=6

Also though some people may have Ascendants, or equivalent beings, but I feel it necessary to read what I have to say about mine, so one can better understand how I would use them if I wanted to. (Bottom of the post: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=8893206&postcount=6).)
SeaQuest
05-11-2005, 18:47
{All this talk of technology, and I'm being left in the dust...}

Asuke considered the previous comments a spoke up, "Anti-matter? What's stopping these creatures from simply escaping to another plane of existence, even in their ships, and avoiding the blast? I'm sorry, but it's just that my people have no experience whatsoever with these 'Shadows'. I just want to learn more about them."

She thought for a second, then added, "I wonder if our quasar detonators might be just as, if not more effective than anti-matter against their ships? By its nature it is a weapon that disrupts the very existence of the area within its blast radius. Should that fail to even slow them however, I only pray that our Ascended brethren can help us.

(OOC: Here's a linky to a short blurb on the Quasar detonator:
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9407173&postcount=6

Also though some people may have Ascendants, or equivalent beings, but I feel it necessary to read what I have to say about mine, so one can better understand how I would use them if I wanted to. (Bottom of the post: http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=8893206&postcount=6).)

"I understand your point," said Bridger, "I was just finding common technological ground with the use of anti-matter torpedoes with another representative.

As for what your weapons may be able to do to the Shadows, you may soon get your chance to find out."
No endorse
05-11-2005, 23:22
A twisted and obscene vessel screamed into realspace above the planet of Bevelle, repairing the maddening rend it made in space-time instantly. After scanning the surrounding area, it powered towards the island in this void, almost a blurr to the unaided eye. The incredible speed of this vessel almost immediatly dissipated as it moved into a parking orbit, its every surface humming with untold power. It was the ship Hellhound, called Red Wraith by its crew, and was one of a kind in the multiverse.

A hailing was sent to the planet below, and then the ship went silent, its unholy contorted shape resting quietly in the void.

The delegation of the Galactic Inferno of No Endorse has arrived to discuss its issues with the GFFA.

Please tell us where to send our delegation.
New Dornalia
06-11-2005, 04:41
She thought for a second, then added, "I wonder if our quasar detonators might be just as, if not more effective than anti-matter against their ships? By its nature it is a weapon that disrupts the very existence of the area within its blast radius. Should that fail to even slow them however, I only pray that our Ascended brethren can help us."



Baileygates then said, "Sounds like what the Demolisher Guns do (in principle anyway, messing with the building blocks of the universe), but on a wider effect area. However, I concur that anti-matter should be used for commonality. Our People's Hammer design, recently upgraded, should prove useful for this role. Of course, there is the matter of finding them, as it was said, they are nasty when it comes to being caught. We have the Amethyst Detector, but I think it it insufficent at present; unless it could get a few mods...."
Kyanges
06-11-2005, 04:54
Baileygates then said, "Sounds like what the Demolisher Guns do (in principle anyway, messing with the building blocks of the universe), but on a wider effect area. However, I concur that anti-matter should be used for commonality. Our People's Hammer design, recently upgraded, should prove useful for this role. Of course, there is the matter of finding them, as it was said, they are nasty when it comes to being caught. We have the Amethyst Detector, but I think it it insufficent at present; unless it could get a few mods...."

Asuke smiled, "A few mods eh? Anything that we could help with?"
The Humankind Abh
06-11-2005, 05:04
Dusanyu shook his head. "You don't understand. We use anti-matter mines, you call them torpedoes. The vessels flew through thousands of them without being destroyed. We have these weapons ever since the Empire was founded and know quite a deal about them. Something stronger or high energy weapons are what will be needed. Either way, you are going to need a large concentration of either."
New Dornalia
06-11-2005, 05:24
Dusanyu shook his head. "You don't understand. We use anti-matter mines, you call them torpedoes. The vessels flew through thousands of them without being destroyed. We have these weapons ever since the Empire was founded and know quite a deal about them. Something stronger or high energy weapons are what will be needed. Either way, you are going to need a large concentration of either."

Baileygates raised an eyebrow, saying, "Then, good sir, what would you have us do?"

She then had a lightbulb moment. She then said, "Would black holes work, or perhaps quasar torpedoes as made by the Eshirians? Barring this, Demolisher Guns are the best we have, unless our brains go to work, which they will do. I have a few weapons ideas already, though the science is a bit flaky."

She then turned to Asuke and said, "Perhaps something to help us scan for for dimensional distortions, or phase cloaking."

She didn't want to say it, but Amethyst covered neither. But still, the statement gave enough away...
SeaQuest
06-11-2005, 09:19
"What we need," said Bridger, "is something that will literally break down the Shadow ships at a molecular level," a pause, "and I wonder how effective E.M.P. weapons would be."
Neo Zeta
06-11-2005, 20:53
Julite Dougless gave the Galactic Inferno of No Endorse a location to land at. It was a landing pad next to the council chambers. Some would be worried a member of the GE was comeing but Neo Zeta self has some ties with the GE from its old days under Sith rule. A data padd with a transcript awaited the delegation at their assigned section once they were brought in.

OOC: Sorry didnt post for a bit computer problems.
The Humankind Abh
06-11-2005, 21:29
"I fail to see how E.M.P. weapons would work on something that is organic. It would be the equivalent to using Ion technology against them. Black holes wouldn't work as well since they surely could navigate around them. Tracking dimensional distortions will be of assistance to help us pounce on them when they show."
SeaQuest
06-11-2005, 22:06
"I fail to see how E.M.P. weapons would work on something that is organic. It would be the equivalent to using Ion technology against them. Black holes wouldn't work as well since they surely could navigate around them. Tracking dimensional distortions will be of assistance to help us pounce on them when they show."

"You forget basic science," replied Bridger, "organics use electrical current in their nervous system. That is why a their is a minimum safe distance from any E.M.P. used on the ground, so that the user doesn't have their brain fried. If we can tune one to the right frequency, we can 'fry' their brains."
No endorse
06-11-2005, 22:06
A shuttle detatched itself from the ship, a much friendlier craft than its master was. As the small white ship descended, the larger shape turned and swiftly left the system.

Descending through the atmosphere, it slid down onto the landing pad. Emerging from the craft was a very normal looking man in a suit and tie. He strode down towards the meeting room, and took his assigned seat. Lifting the datapad, he smiled a little. This ought to prove much better than the others.

Waiting for a pause, the man stood and began speaking. "Hello, I am Matt Hunter of No Endorse. I know that we are a member of the Galactic Empire, but we would like to join into relations with your alliance as well." Glancing down at a small readout on his personal datapad, he looked back up at the proceedings. "My ship was a test to see if Neo Zeta was afraid of us. You are not, and as such we are willing to enter into this alliance.

From the look of things you've covered most everything. Looks like you've covered trade and technology, we can discuss our contributions with the head of this alliance later. However, you have mentioned something about the Shadows. What are they, who are they, where are they from, and how can they be killed?"
Kyanges
06-11-2005, 22:15
Asuke took note of the new arrival, immediately recalling the landmark diplomatic meeting that had just ended with NE...

"Yes, that's exactly it." She kindly replied. "I'm still wondering the effectiveness of our own Quasar Detonators. They're not just your standard weak and easily avoided black hole weapons, but weapons that destroy existence itself on multiple planes within the blast radius..."
New Dornalia
06-11-2005, 23:01
"You forget basic science," replied Bridger, "organics use electrical current in their nervous system. That is why a their is a minimum safe distance from any E.M.P. used on the ground, so that the user doesn't have their brain fried. If we can tune one to the right frequency, we can 'fry' their brains."

Baileygates then said, "That's a new one for me. EM Weapons frying biological targets....."

She then said to Asuke, "Destroy existence on multiple levels? Fascinating indeed; it indeed does seem that you have the capacity to rip a new one in time and space. All I thought of was a mine of sorts, or a cluster torpedo, that can, when activated, fire the same beams as the Demolisher Guns."
Kyanges
06-11-2005, 23:13
Baileygates then said, "That's a new one for me. EM Weapons frying biological targets....."

She then said to Asuke, "Destroy existence on multiple levels? Fascinating indeed; it indeed does seem that you have the capacity to rip a new one in time and space. All I thought of was a mine of sorts, or a cluster torpedo, that can, when activated, fire the same beams as the Demolisher Guns."

Asuke ducked down a bit, in an attempt to avoid sounding arrogant, "Well, it's our standard fair anyway... In anycase, most of the time a decent barrage is enough to simply rip away an enemy vessel's shields, much like those Dovins of our Vong friends here. Our own PADD shielding wouldn't hold up to our own weapons though, and that can be a problem sometimes..."
No endorse
06-11-2005, 23:19
Matt sat back down, but was surprised with the content of the current conversation, and felt it was wise to just jump right in. "EM weapons can harm biological enemies? I would think that the most effective way to attack them would be on the same level, biological warfare. Could we try to engineer something to kill them biologically?"
New Dornalia
06-11-2005, 23:28
Matt sat back down, but was surprised with the content of the current conversation, and felt it was wise to just jump right in. "EM weapons can harm biological enemies? I would think that the most effective way to attack them would be on the same level, biological warfare. Could we try to engineer something to kill them biologically?"

Baileygates, by now in concordance with this, said, "I agree....of course, it'd have to be focused and powerful enough, but yeah, we could electrocute them to death. We should make this weapon useful against other forces too, unless that would be too much."

Baileygates then turned to Asuke, and said, "Well, there is that risk of friendly fire."
SeaQuest
07-11-2005, 00:29
Baileygates then said, "That's a new one for me. EM Weapons frying biological targets....."
*Snip*
Bridger responded, "A strong enough E.M.P. device can fry anything that uses electrical current."
Kyanges
07-11-2005, 00:35
Bridger responded, "A strong enough E.M.P. device can fry anything that uses electrical current."

Asuke was growing just a bit weary of the repeated statements and remarked, "Yes, I believe that we're now all very enlightened to this fact. But I think that we should also address some other concerns, like our current inability to accurately track these "Shadows" so we can use something like an E.M.P. effectively..."
New Dornalia
07-11-2005, 03:10
Asuke was growing just a bit weary of the repeated statements and remarked, "Yes, I believe that we're now all very enlightened to this fact. But I think that we should also address some other concerns, like our current inability to accurately track these "Shadows" so we can use something like an E.M.P. effectively..."

Baileygates then said, "Well, perhaps we should try and develop multi-dimensional scanners. The People's Navy's Amethyst scanners, which use waves to detect cloaked objects, could be modded, as said before, with some facilities for multi-dimensional and phase scanning."
SeaQuest
07-11-2005, 07:43
Asuke was growing just a bit weary of the repeated statements and remarked, "Yes, I believe that we're now all very enlightened to this fact. But I think that we should also address some other concerns, like our current inability to accurately track these "Shadows" so we can use something like an E.M.P. effectively..."

"Agreed," nodded Bridger, "we need faster firing weapons that can take them out before they get a chance to do the 'phase' trick. Or, we can design a weapon that phases after them. A mine-field could be a useful trap.

"So, who here has any class of ship that can deploy mines in a mine field? We are developing one to use with our new mine system, basically our torpedoes with minimum propulsion systems to make room for more warheads."
Godular
07-11-2005, 08:03
"So, who here has any class of ship that can deploy mines in a mine field? We are developing one to use with our new mine system, basically our torpedoes with minimum propulsion systems to make room for more warheads."

Baron Skye raised his hand with a bored expression. "Deatharon, Abh, and the Neo Zetans both learned of our mines the hard way. Onslaught is more of a weapon than a barricade measure, though, but we are nonetheless easily capable of establishing large minefields over the course of about a minute.

"With respect to phasing technologies, we are sufficiently equipped to deal with any who seek to disconnect themselves from the fabric of reality. We have made something of a habit of it ourselves, and I believe you will find that we are very proficient at matching enemy phase maneuvers with those of our own. We can follow the enemy anywhere they go.

"On another note, these 'shadow creatures' sound remarkably like the monstrosities recorded by my predecessors during their exploits through a region known as 'protospace', a shadowy realm which we rely upon heavily for energy and defensive mechanisms due to its nature, according to the explanation, as the place where universes begin and die. We were forced to take up some arcane concepts to assist us in combatting such creatures, and while the measures are somewhat archaic we never abandoned them. Perhaps we could show you how to... enchant your vessels?"
SeaQuest
07-11-2005, 08:13
Baron Skye raised his hand with a bored expression. "Deatharon, Abh, and the Neo Zetans both learned of our mines the hard way. Onslaught is more of a weapon than a barricade measure, though, but we are nonetheless easily capable of establishing large minefields over the course of about a minute.

"With respect to phasing technologies, we are sufficiently equipped to deal with any who seek to disconnect themselves from the fabric of reality. We have made something of a habit of it ourselves, and I believe you will find that we are very proficient at matching enemy phase maneuvers with those of our own. We can follow the enemy anywhere they go.

"On another note, these 'shadow creatures' sound remarkably like the monstrosities recorded by my predecessors during their exploits through a region known as 'protospace', a shadowy realm which we rely upon heavily for energy and defensive mechanisms due to its nature, according to the explanation, as the place where universes begin and die. We were forced to take up some arcane concepts to assist us in combatting such creatures, and while the measures are somewhat archaic we never abandoned them. Perhaps we could show you how to... enchant your vessels?"
Bridger asked, "How large of a mine-field are we talking about here?

"As for the phasing of the Shadows, to counter that, I suggest keeping a fleet in Hyperspace to attack them when they do that 'Hyperspace Phase Jump' trick of theirs."
Godular
07-11-2005, 08:29
"Hyperspace is a volatile realm, particularly with respect to the laws of motion. I suspect it would simply be easier to slam them with a dimensional anchor FTL inhibitor. As it would prevent direct transfer from one plane to the next, and that seems to be the cornerstone of the issue."

"Onslaught is delivered by Heighliner. The behemoths have proven to be quite useful in that regard, and they can rather literally carry enough mines to reliably blockade an entire planet. In 'Onslaught' mode, the probability mechanisms on each mine activate and send it close to enemy vessels, where each mine essentially becomes one large high explosive railgun shell fired from the equivalent of point-blank range, causing... sufficient casualties."
SeaQuest
07-11-2005, 20:21
"Hyperspace is a volatile realm, particularly with respect to the laws of motion. I suspect it would simply be easier to slam them with a dimensional anchor FTL inhibitor. As it would prevent direct transfer from one plane to the next, and that seems to be the cornerstone of the issue."

"Onslaught is delivered by Heighliner. The behemoths have proven to be quite useful in that regard, and they can rather literally carry enough mines to reliably blockade an entire planet. In 'Onslaught' mode, the probability mechanisms on each mine activate and send it close to enemy vessels, where each mine essentially becomes one large high explosive railgun shell fired from the equivalent of point-blank range, causing... sufficient casualties."

"So," said Bridger, "will the field be large enough to be mistaken for a nebula?

"And perhaps we should look into the self-replicating mine department. Blockade mines can dissapear quite fast if not constantly replaced.

"As for Hyperspace, the Shadow's have apparently mastered it. So, one can assume, that it is only a matter of time before we master the Hyperspatial eddies and currents as well."
Godular
07-11-2005, 22:40
"We prefer non-replicating mines ourselves, as self-propagation mechanisms take up space that would be better used in motility and explosive yield. However we also employ cannon drone mines as well. These 'Fractal Drones' as we call them, when activated, move almost as swiftly as a TIE fighter and pack the effective punch of a heavy turbolaser battery. These, as one would suspect, do not become unusable after one attack.

"With respect to hyperspace, again, I must point out that attempting to 'master' it is completely unnecessary. Simply block them from accessing it and the issue is moot. If you are thinking about a problem too much you are thinking about it wrong."
SeaQuest
07-11-2005, 22:56
"We prefer non-replicating mines ourselves, as self-propagation mechanisms take up space that would be better used in motility and explosive yield. However we also employ cannon drone mines as well. These 'Fractal Drones' as we call them, when activated, move almost as swiftly as a TIE fighter and pack the effective punch of a heavy turbolaser battery. These, as one would suspect, do not become unusable after one attack.

"With respect to hyperspace, again, I must point out that attempting to 'master' it is completely unnecessary. Simply block them from accessing it and the issue is moot. If you are thinking about a problem too much you are thinking about it wrong."

"We must cover all angles," replied Bridger, "for if one method doesn't work, we'll have another one to fall back on. A 'Plan B' as they say.

"As for your mines, they sound like they are designed for attack purposes. What we need are mines designed for defense purposes. Thus, minimum sub-light propulsion systems and maximum possible yeild. By removing some of the warheads, a self-replication system can be installed in SeaQueastian mines. That is one of the benifts of using a mine based off of our torpedoes, the variable yeild ability carries over."
Godular
07-11-2005, 23:38
"We must cover all angles," replied Bridger, "for if one method doesn't work, we'll have another one to fall back on. A 'Plan B' as they say.

"No. Do not move to catch them. Make THEM move to catch you. The more you force them to defend, the more you can attack. The key is not to attempt to match their strengths, but capitalize on their weaknesses. To do otherwise is to invite a war of attrition that would be a massacre on both sides."

"As for your mines, they sound like they are designed for attack purposes. What we need are mines designed for defense purposes. Thus, minimum sub-light propulsion systems and maximum possible yeild. By removing some of the warheads, a self-replication system can be installed in SeaQueastian mines. That is one of the benifts of using a mine based off of our torpedoes, the variable yeild ability carries over."

"We replace that with maximum potential cover area. The mines themselves are not so much stationary as they move to counter any attempted incursion. Consider it an... interception minefield. With respect to the Fractal mines, its like having a constant swarm of high-powered fightercraft on an ever-vigilant patrol through Godulan space. Also, by the probability jump capacity of the drones and mines in general, it adds quite nicely to the surprise aspect of the minefield. One second the surrounding space around the vessel is clear, the next it is utterly clogged with little black balls of Godulan death."
Kyanges
08-11-2005, 00:22
Asuke was somewhat surprised with all the mentions of proven technologies that were seemingly perfect for fighting the "Shadows" with.

She spoke up, somewhat sarcastically, "Someone remind me why these "Shadows" are even a threat to this alliance again?"
The Humankind Abh
08-11-2005, 01:20
Dusanyu received an urgent call on his cluyuno. Silently voice activating the jewl, he was updated on current situations on the Empire. He sighed as he looked over at Lamia. He leaned in close so that only the two of them could hear. "A ship has arrived for me to return to the capital there is a matter that requires my attention. Please take over for me. Oh and if they show ignorance to some things, please exercise some patience. I don't want a report from your council saying that you destroyed the place."

Lamia nodded his head.

Without acknowledgement to anyone else or without an excuse, Dusanyu stood up and left the conference room as he took a few soldiers as escort.

A ship above the planet was there awaiting him. Once the Emperor was on board, the ship jumped to light speed and headed back to the capital.
Neo Zeta
08-11-2005, 23:53
Bradley looks around " So i assume most of our officle bussiness is over. If anyone wishs to bring up another topic please speak now. If not then i will call this meeting to a end to allow us speak with each other in a less formal way."
Kyanges
09-11-2005, 00:34
Asuke looked around. "Ummm, nope, that about covers it for me."
Godular
09-11-2005, 05:55
Skye gave a dismissive wave.

"Meh."
SeaQuest
09-11-2005, 08:22
Asuke was somewhat surprised with all the mentions of proven technologies that were seemingly perfect for fighting the "Shadows" with.

She spoke up, somewhat sarcastically, "Someone remind me why these "Shadows" are even a threat to this alliance again?"

Bridger replied, "The Shadows are one of the First One races. They are billions of years old. And they are only one of the younger First Ones. Still, they are billions of years ahead of any nation represented here technologically. For example, just one of their cruisers has the fire power to slice up a small planetoid.

"As for other business, I can only think of one thing: joint-training exercises."
Kendari
10-11-2005, 06:02
"An excellent idea. The sooner our people start working together, the more effectively they will do so in actual combat. We must plan it carefully, though... clearly some of forces will have to be kept apart."
SeaQuest
10-11-2005, 10:09
"An excellent idea. The sooner our people start working together, the more effectively they will do so in actual combat. We must plan it carefully, though... clearly some of forces will have to be kept apart."

Bridger replied with a wry smile, "I understand what you mean.

"Perhaps, in the vein of working together, we could institute an officer exchange program."

OOC: Last post for the night.
Mini Miehm
10-11-2005, 17:36
"An excellent idea. The sooner our people start working together, the more effectively they will do so in actual combat. We must plan it carefully, though... clearly some of forces will have to be kept apart."

The Miehmish representative spoke up at that one, "Keeping the Zerg and the Protoss seperate from any humans, or each other for that matter, would be advisable, and keeping our ACS seperate from anyone not in powered combat armor is probably also a very good idea."
No endorse
10-11-2005, 18:17
Matt interjected quickly into this.

"Why seperate? In a real battlefield situation, you'll have infantry, speeders, mechas, and full fighters all in the same area. Also, we may have situations where we need to combind units. What happens if a Protoss and Terran unit have enver had experience with the other? It will severely limit their effectiveness together. Plus we can learn much from others. Why not break up the forces by service instead? Like Navy, Army, Marines, Special Operations, et cetera?"
Mini Miehm
10-11-2005, 18:29
Matt interjected quickly into this.

"Why seperate? In a real battlefield situation, you'll have infantry, speeders, mechas, and full fighters all in the same area. Also, we may have situations where we need to combind units. What happens if a Protoss and Terran unit have enver had experience with the other? It will severely limit their effectiveness together. Plus we can learn much from others. Why not break up the forces by service instead? Like Navy, Army, Marines, Special Operations, et cetera?"

"We keep them seperate because of 3 things, 1, they make our grunts nervous, since they can just about all read your mind, 2, They are much larger and heavier than we are, and as such make up a different role in the military, Heavy Assault and Planetary Interdiction, versus our much lighter and smaller Quick Reaction and Raider forces, 3, even with training equipment they have the strength to kill a non-ACS armored human. TheACS are kept seperate because they are always deployed as stand alone units, and we don't want them to come to expect backup."
SeaQuest
10-11-2005, 19:46
Matt interjected quickly into this.

"Why seperate? In a real battlefield situation, you'll have infantry, speeders, mechas, and full fighters all in the same area. Also, we may have situations where we need to combind units. What happens if a Protoss and Terran unit have enver had experience with the other? It will severely limit their effectiveness together. Plus we can learn much from others. Why not break up the forces by service instead? Like Navy, Army, Marines, Special Operations, et cetera?"

"Also," Bridger replied, "To avoid situations like what happened earlier with the two from Talaax when that droid walked in."
New Dornalia
10-11-2005, 22:56
"Also," Bridger replied, "To avoid situations like what happened earlier with the two from Talaax when that droid walked in."

Baileygates then said, "I concur. Still, some form of joint training is necessary, we have had no problem with handling Kroot mercenaries, Lizardmen, and Regulars together. You'd expect the Kroot and the Lizardmen to be uncooperative and overly violent, but their transition has been quite good."

She then said, "The point of that, of course, is that we'd be happy to participate in any joint manuevers, and we'd be happy to loan Commissars who have worked in inter-species relations in our forces to keep things moving."
Starenell
12-11-2005, 22:58
The Prince spoke up "Starenell would offer the planet of Tukayyid for traing exercises. That is where we train our forces from the Argent March." He began to move around the table.
Kyanges
13-11-2005, 00:25
"Hmmm, do you think that we could assign roles based on our specialities? I mean, we can't all be the best at everything here. Some excel at ground roles, while others reign supreme in the skies above. I think that after it becomes apparent who truly conquers a particular realm, we should try to assign roles accordingly, then work on our weaknesses later."
Starenell
13-11-2005, 00:55
"While our naval power is not good or fast, Starenell has good troops for taking control of ships, and they can also drop onto plantets into an important location." said Julian
The Humankind Abh
13-11-2005, 03:20
Lamia spoke up the best he could with his vocal cords. "There is no shame in having a nation be geared specifically for ground warfare. If we can focus a strong navy, then a superior ground force would be exceptional for the alliance."
Kyanges
13-11-2005, 03:38
Lamia spoke up the best he could with his vocal cords. "There is no shame in having a nation be geared specifically for ground warfare. If we can focus a strong navy, then a superior ground force would be exceptional for the alliance."

"That's right." replied Asuke. "Anyway, in the Sovereignty, we pride ourselves in having some of the best fighter squadrons in this stretch of the galaxy. The last time they engaged an enemy, one much like these "Shadows" I might add, their capital ships were nearly wiped out from our swarms. If there's anything we can add, it's going to be air support, and heavy fighter screens."

(OOC: Seriously, I've deliberately been trying to establish my fighters as a force to be reckoned with. With so many 2736548KM uberships flying around, it's hard to make anything original..."
The Humankind Abh
13-11-2005, 03:49
Lamia's response came but it was slow and forced. "That would be an asset. What tactics do your fighters use?"
Kyanges
13-11-2005, 04:07
Lamia's response came but it was slow and forced. "That would be an asset. What tactics do your fighters use?"

Asuke took a deep breath, and then began, "I'm not sure that I can actually answer that question. In terms of tactics, of course there is a tactic assigned to varying circumstances. But if it's basic doctrine that you're asking about, then it can be summed up as superior firepower coupled with superb coordination between our pilots and other supporting forces. Our military as a whole stresses proficiency in Joint Arms Combat Operations. Fighters work in a precise method of, 'Ship [Carrier's] cannons puncture shields over critical targets, fighters go in for the kill. Everything, from our missiles to our energy cannon fire follows some sort of coordinated strike. There is no such thing as wasted shots, or indiscriminate barrages in our forces. I guess you could say that it's something like a swarm of bees attacking like wolves. All the ferocity of the swarm, with chilling efficiency of the pack."

Asuke sighed, "But don't make any assumptions. Mere words can't describe a battle plan. You will see for yourself how we fight in combat soon enough."

(OOC: That sucked...)
No endorse
13-11-2005, 05:52
Matt stepped up to the conversation, hoping the Inferno would prove of worth.

"We focus very heavily on smaller strike craft like frigates and gunships. Currently, our entire indigenous program has focused on ships of the cruiser class or lower, and it has been very sucessful in many instances.

We only have a single indigenous design above cruiser, but it is strong enough to shred a star destroyer mark three, and hopefully can stand up to some of the more rugged designs out there.

And I'm not sure if this is worth anything, but our newly formed Gunship Corps is quite capable of disrupting large scale operations as ultrafast hit and run raiders. They pack much more punch than many fighter and bomber designs, have a more sophisticated electronics suite, and are only fifty meters long. Would they be helpful?"
The Humankind Abh
13-11-2005, 06:16
"It seems you have all missed your chance to prove yourselves at the moment. I imagine you will all get a second chance soon enough though."

He looked between representatives. "Cooperation between forces is the key. Coordinated efforts among your fleets is key. It does no good to have a fleet of a thousand capital ships and have them all act individually. If there is no tactic between ship then they are easily picked off by smaller and weaker ships. This happens time and time again. Fleets do not need to be comprised of large scale ships. Battle hardened fleets that know their strategies is far more useful to the alliance than anything else."
Kyanges
13-11-2005, 06:22
(OOC: Ok, there's something very wrong with this. I'm pretty sure I made it very clear that my forces stress coordination and strategy?

I feel like I may just be splitting hairs here or maybe even being a bit whiny, but, honestly now...)
The Humankind Abh
13-11-2005, 06:26
OC: If you couldn't tell, he was agreeing with you. The speech was addressed to everyone all the same.