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RE: Gadeon Halvran - aipsylon
Gadeon as always sought out someplace high to go he had finished his conversation with Ni and chose to return to the temple, heading up to one of the sides he slipped out of it and climbed up to the pentacle of the temple. Closing his eyes he began to meditate in a manner that he hoped would let him see a way through everything. They had many paths ahead of them and each had their own benefits, their own drawbacks. Each of them needed to be considered on its own, then against the others.
They could move with the chancellor she had power, connections, but their future may be limited to the future of their office and there would be constraints put in place by artificial barriers. She stole the office and knows it as do many others, though she has done a decent enough job, still, she has led the galaxy closer and closer to a permanent split between the core and the outer rim. No, her position was not one he knew how to change, and not one that Unna had an interest in changing to side with her would, certainly, lead to the path to war.
The council, corrupt wealth in the council, though there had been reforms on the table they were passed over and over by those in higher station due to those reforms lacking. The corruption lead all the way to the high council where one of the grand-masters had usurped the wills of the others and tried to take matters into his own hands. They were but a handful of nights and far removed from the politics of the council. He was here and there was no reason not to try. He had done so with the chancellor and failed that was not a reason to not try when the cost of failing was only the waste of a short time. Their power was there to protect the republic, but the church of heaven, was there mostly because it did things the Jedi, in their current state, could, or would not. They had limited resources of their own, but may connections.
The Asgardians, there in their space, xenophobic, though not to the extreme, there was a chance that they would be able to do something with them, but there was little that he expected would convince them. Worth looking into as a place to hide should the galaxy reject them for some reason. Definitely not his first choice in such matters.
The OPA They withdrew because their demands were not being met, every way they tried to do things they failed to get things done they felt they had no other choice, then Graff moved around and managed to somehow win over both church and state through the area, Unna still calls him a friend after he killed her brother Auro, in cold blood as a message to seeing someone. It was a path he had considered once, but he had seen to much to walk it.
Lastly they could walk alone, he had done that before, it had been nice, but the lack of backing had, at times, been infuriating. He thought hard on the matter and eventually came back to the others, things had changed now though, they had a ship, technicians, warriors, diplomats, they could all be workers, he would have to see what others thought on that soon. For the time there were matters more immediate that needed his attention.
Their plan to go after Tarkin had worked very well, all had made their skills useful in it, Cox proved to be an excellent second in command, though his different frame of morals was something that he would have to watch. Duncan returned to his friends when he thought they were in trouble. Bay and Cox both worked on the droids and implemented the solution in an excellent fashion. Jaden kept a cool head and reigned in anger that was pouring out of him, though Gadeon should be the last to trow stones in that direction. He should learn to bleed off his anger some how. It had been bottled for too long. Ni had communicated well and even smoothed over the attack on the palace that failed to retrieve him, she was unsure, but accomplished the job. Unna's communications and actions had an effect he had neither seen nor truly wished to see, the mission had gone well enough and perhaps her actions had kept Frydja as off balance as they had kept him and stopped her from acting on them when they might otherwise have.
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