Unity II (FT)

"Excellent, Your Majesty, with the exception of the many surprises I've had today. Otherwise, it's basically been totally fine."

He chuckles and starts walking him to a turbolift and then to his quarters. The two Paladins stay outside. He flicks on a holographic projection of Sharkcat City. "To start off, we should probably have you pick out an embassy location."

He silently hmms and browses the locations. He's looking for some place with lots of greenery and reminiscent of old Earth. The people of Chiron are nostalgic, to say the least.

He is pointed towards where the Selathorni embassy would be if it hadn't been retconned out of existence. Of course, neither of them know this.

He consents to the chosen embassy location.

"Is there anything I should know before picking out an embassy on Chiron?"

He thinks on it for a moment, and says, "Chiron, although theoretically governed by Brother Lal as Planetary Governor, is really just made up of seven autonomous factions. While all of the factions, including Lal's, the Peacekeepers, are in a state of Blood Truce at the moment, some of us... can be a bit belligerent at times. As such, it may be a good idea to have embassies in many factions, not just one, although the embassies can be very small as they aren't serving as many people at once."

Then, he strokes his chin for a second, and says. "If it is possible, you should send some guards who are trained against psi attacks, as the native life forms of Chiron use them while they attack our bases. Also, be wary of Drone Riots. Occasionally, Drones, the unhappy and unskilled portion of the populace, go out and, well, riot... usually they rarely happen in the Peacekeeping Forces, as we have relatively few Drones compared to Talents, but they happen even here. If they occur, your embassy may or may not be at danger. Most likely not, as Drone Riots hardly ever do any permanent damage and are quickly settled, but just in case, be forewarned."

"Very well. We'll have people trained in that before sending them over." He pauses for a moment. "I recommend being armed. We get the occasional costumed kook with powers attacking. It's usually dealt with fairly quickly, though."

Aaron nods, and says, "Of course, we would have sent armed soldiers either way. In any case, I have a holodisk image here of U. N. Headquarters, and some potential embassy locations. For the most part, I believe most nations will deal with your nation through the embassy in Peacekeeper territory, as most of the factions generally respect Lal's authority. The ones you will have to deal with individually are the Spartans, the Hive, and the Believers. The Spartans should be the easiest to deal with out of those three, the Believers the hardest. The Hive should be somewhere in the middle. As long as you remain assertive while dealing with them, there should be no problem, but occasionally they do act a bit aggressively."

He pauses for a few seconds to ponder locations before picking them out. When he's finished, he says, "We'll keep that in mind."

Aaron patiently waits for a decision to be made.

He picks them out.

(OOC: Them? You're picking out more then one location?)

(OOC: One main one for the Peacekeepers and several smaller ones for the other factions. Pretend I only picked one if you want to.)

(OOC: I was implying that you would contact each individual faction, but whatever, I'll just say that the Planetary Council worked out an agreement or something.)

Aaron nods and transmits the chosen locations back to Lal, and asks Dimitri if there's anything else he wishes to address before he returns to Chiron.

***

Meanwhile, Brother Lal summons the Planetary Council and brings all of the factions up to speed on the events, displeasing quite a few but not the point of Vendetta, and works out an agreement about putting all of the embassies in U. N. Headquarters.

"Would you mind taking a tour of the ship? We could also demonstrate combat techniques for you, if you wish to observe. There is a training room in another part of my quarters."

(OOC: It's plot relevant, watching the two Paladins demonstrate combat.)

Aaron shrugs, and says, "I don't see why not."

"We'll demonstrate combat first." He calls in the two Paladins and leads them to the training room. They watch in a different room, safe from stray fire. Two dozen fairly flimsy battledroids unfold and start firing on the two Paladins. They ignite their lightsabers and start deflecting the blaster bolts. There are telekinetic destruction of the inner chunks of the droids and a few thrown lightsabers. It's over in under a minute. He lets Aaron have time for the scene to sink in before moving on to the tour of the ship, which takes about an hour. He'll be taken back to a shuttle when it's done and he'll flown back to Chiron.

Aaron simply takes in all he sees and wonders how by Chiron they would every be able to catch up to anyone militarily...

(OOC: After this, end thread?)

(OOC: Sure, why not.)