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by **dinoman666** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:45 am

Grievous tapped his chin, thinking. "Well, is there anything Swarm-4 may need? I know little about you, remember?"

by **Anaclagon** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:47 am

"We wont deny Revan forged his Empire through war but its doing served much better then the Republic Government that was there before. There is absolute prosperity for the people in the Empire. The countless people are living in peace and enjoying their lives. They dont have to worry about war because the Empire has fixed that by destroying those who would break the peace. Our wars outside of the Empire were our needs to increase our power and resources to only make the Empire stronger for those who would try and attack us. We were expecting enemies but not so many. We wanted to expand our borders, see what lay beyond the Empire. To us and countless others, Revan is a hero who fixed the previously broken government and the man who made the vast amount of planets in the galaxy united. Taking Revan away will cause countless deaths, without him leading...rebels will rise again, those with enough power will break away and forge their own empires. A massive civil war will errupt, taking an unprecedented amount of lives with it. Revan's presence keeps that from happening because he united the Empire and they are willing to follow him. There is no other figure within the Empire that has the charsima and presence that he does." Piett responded back, practically speaking on behalf of all those who wanted Revan's return.

by **TyrannoTitan** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:53 am

"It would be a better alternative, for the Empire to fall, then for it to continue. Your "citizens" are not those you conquer; those races are most likely dead, after refusing to bend to your precious Empire's will. Shadow Haven will soon have its revenge for what your people have done to us, and therefore we care not about anything other then our main objective. My job, however, is not to negotiate, if we had interest in doing so what so ever. This planet is deemed inhospitable and is a danger to whoever attempts to near it." the source responded, trying to get back on track...

by **Doc 42** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:54 am

The Tortoise replied "Perhaps its for the better. Secrecy is crucial to survival. Furthermore, Swarm-4 would not be in a position to aid the TGDA for quite some time. It was enroute to our home system for refit when hostilities broke out with the Vong. I summoned the swarm here and took control of it when they arrived. Parts of Swarm-4 have already left to journey home and the rest will soon follow. However, elements of the swarm will remain in place until construction on Trandosha is finished. From that period on, Swarm-4 will be unable to assist until refit is complete."

by **dinoman666** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:57 am

"Very well then," said Grievous. Turning to Serephir, the cyborg shrugged. "Well, that rose more questions than it answered..."

by **Anaclagon** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 5:04 am

"You lack the Empire's knowledge so its quite bold of you to say such things. While your right in a way, the majority did as they needed to do and things turned up great for them. However, we cant simply abandon him and thats why were looking for him. Shadow Haven started this but its been said already. If you wont give us a location then we will have to find it ourselves" Piett said in reply. He cursed in his mind...it seemed the figure he was speaking too would not be swayed...

by **TyrannoTitan** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 5:13 am

"We strive, before and after your incident that lead to the demise of your leader, to collect all the information in the galaxy, past and future, important and insignificant. We know just as much about the Empire as you do...we've made sure of that." the source responded, somewhat smugly...

by **Anaclagon** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 5:26 am

"Then it should be obvious that before the Empire that it was a Republic that was weak and broken. Systems broke away, corrupt senators ran the senate and enemies such as the Mandolorains ravaged a large part of the galaxy. The galaxy was fixed and united through the Empire. That is fact for us and for the people. Things changed for the better, much better but not without great sacrifice. You must understand that. We're offering peace so we can maintain ours. What your doing right now is making a path that is going to lead to another age of anarchy for people of the Empire. We can avoid that if you just return Revan" Piett said, trying his best...

by **TyrannoTitan** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 5:34 am

"The galaxy is larger then you think. The Empire may be vast, but it does not speak for the galaxy, not even a fraction of it. But it continues to expand like a plague, allowing its citizens their diluted vision of peace, but sacrificing entire races in the process. The Republic may have been flawed, this is true, but what the Empire is doing is intentional, unlike its predecessor. Revan and the Imperials as a whole made a mistake: tempting fate with a force they new nothing about, and now he is suffering for it." The source responded yet again.

by **Anaclagon** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 6:19 am

"Even then, the Empire does what it can to ensure the stability of the planets under its control. Regardless, we never intended for this but to blame just Revan and the Imperials is idiotic. They are plenty of individuals who had done crimes themselves, each with their own motives. You can say what you want but it doesnt change things much...if this is how things must be then its pointless to continue" Piett responded. Of all the situations he had been in, nothing seemed as worse...

by **TyrannoTitan** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 6:30 am

"The galaxy is filled with such actions, this I don't denies. However, the Imperials have brought it onto a much grander scale...they made it our problem when they attempted to invade. Your business here is through." the source responded, cutting the communications...

by **The Kingpin** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 1:05 pm

"Well, we can be happy for the fact that, at least for now, the TGDA isn't on the list of potential enemies for them. or at least, that'd be the general assumption. i'd be interested to know who Cere'Kan really is. we know he's the collective leader of this faction. but just exactly what faction is it? Seperatists against the Maricans. Maricas was completely obliterated not long ago. information was reaching us from all over the place. not only Maricas, the entire Star System it was in was completely destroyed...If they were the ones in charge of this...i think it'd be wise to watch our footing where they're conscerned" said Serephir as he sat in the char, arms and legs crossed...

by **Anaclagon** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:21 pm

Piett slammed his fist on the console in front of him as he cursed silently. He had failed. The Grand Admiral felt the presence of the Empress herself having just walked in, she was silent, it was obvious what happened. However, a transmission came...right from Courscant.
"Turn it around...we cant walk in blind again..." Piett ordered. The crew was stunned by again the Admiral said to have the fleet turn around. With no much hesisitation, the Imperial Fleet proceeded to turn around...Piett wasnt going to risk another failed attack.
The crews within the fleet knew exactly what was going to happen eventually. They needed to do what they can to prevent it..

by **dinoman666** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 3:38 pm

Grievous nodded in agreement. "Yes, he didn't sound very friendly either..." After a moment, the cyborg waved it away. "It doesn't matter right now. Lissarkh, continue the search of Vassek. I want any remaining Daleks apprehended and executed, and any technology given to A-4D for study." The droid, after finishing repairs on Grievous, keeping his altered arm like it was, was now studying a plate from a destroyed Dalek's "skirt," with the Covenant Engineer watching intently. Lissarkh nodded and left the command center, talking to the various Trandoshan squads currently in the tower through her com...

by **LV-426** » Sat Aug 01, 2009 4:18 pm

Parker and Brett were talking in the mess hall about the company. " Brett do you think they know were here? What if they follow us?" Parker asked brett. " Man I don't think they will try to hurt us while were with the imperials" Brett replied.

by **dinoman666** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:05 am

One of the Trandoshan squads eventually made their way down to the very lowest levels of Vassek, where many of the tower's storage rooms were located. One of the room they arrived in was massive, almost like an underground hangar. However, it was empty, except for one thing: a massive, metal crate that sat in the center of the room. As the quartet or Trandoshans moved closer to the box, looking around the dimly-lit room warily, one of them radioed to Grievous, "General, we found something down here, and it doesn't look like our tech." A camera on the Trandoshan's helmet switched on, showing the crate through a screen on Grievous' command console. Grievous tapped his chin, looking at the crate. "Interesting. Serephir, I assume this isn't something of yours?"

by **The Kingpin** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:10 am

"No...all Vardian equipment and forces were withdrawn shortly after the Daleks retreated" said Serephir as he eyed the crate warily. "Do you have any form of penetrative scanner to see what's inside of it? Gamma Ray scanning, perhaps?" he asked...

by **dinoman666** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:23 am

Grievous nodded, and was about to deliver the order, but apparently the Trandoshan had heard the order over the com, and started the scan himself with a device that looked similar to a Covenant Plasma Pistol. "That's weird... I'm not getting any readings, on any frequency. It's like it's empty." "It probably has some sort of device to suppress scanners, and I would bet my entire Lightsaber collection it's of Dalek manufacture. Find a way to open it, but be careful." "Yes, sir." Grievous turned back to Serephir. "Am I the only one with a bad feeling about this?"

by **The Kingpin** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:30 am

"Of course not. i just never voice my conscerns unless there's something that can be done about it based on it. for all we know it could be an immensely powerful explosive rigged to wipe out the city. or it could be some form of biological weapon aimed at killing everyone using the central position of Vassek as a starting point. or it could simply be an abandoned container for some form of ammunition or even fuel or sustinence. It could quite literally be anything" said Serephir calmly, the soldiers assigned to guard him remaining still as statues, though their glancing at eachother was enough to show they were nervous...that, or startled by how calmly their General was talking about potentially life-threatening situations...

by **dinoman666** » Sun Aug 02, 2009 12:37 am

"Whatever it is, if it's Dalek, it can't be good," replied Grievous simply. "Even in defeat, they don't go down without a fight, it would seem."

The Trandoshan brushed his clawed hand over the smooth, silvery wall of the crate, looking for a handle or something, when a console suddenly flipped out of the wall where his hand had been moments before. The device had only one button. Pausing, the merc eventually hit the button, making a small, golden light appear near the top of the box. Staring at it, confused, the Trandoshan watched as the button sunk into the console, with another, differently-shaped one appearing in its place, which the merc pressed. Suddenly, the light split in two, both lights going down the sides of the crate, only to meet back at the bottom, the console's button replaced with a new one. The Trandoshan hit it, and the light zoomed back up the center of the box to its original starting point and disappeared, showing noticeable lines wherever it had passed, and a pair of doors swung slowly outward on the lines. A horribly musty odor wafted from the crate, making static fuzz the camera slightly. "Merc? You okay?" Grievous asked. "Yeah, yeah, I'm fine, just disgusted a little... ugh..." The inside of the crate was almost pitch-black, and the Trandoshan's eyes, even in infra-red, picked up nothing. Grievous narrowed his eyes suspiciously. "An empty box? What is this?"

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