Governor's Gambit - Star Wars SI into Imperial Governor

[Heidao]

He sees the Outer Rim as a dead end assignment, which for me is great. If he doesn't like his position, he will work to leave it, to gain favor, etc… which means he will focus on whatever is most likely to gain him favor and power, which coincidentally has nothing to do with this part of the galaxy.

Rebel activity will be his bread and butter, what with his Scourge Squadron, and he will likely spend his time trying to hunt them down. Sure, some attention will be paid towards administration and such, but to Kaine? He doesn't want to be here, and has the means and will to leave.

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Well, seeing as how he gets a super star destroyer and will be one of the Warlords of the Imperial Remnants, he's gonna be very appreciative that our Boi is slowly turning his sector of the area into a small bubble of pseudo-Core civilization and industry. And will be vital for when he falls back to the area to create his Pentastar Alignment

In a sense, Kaine saw a kindred spirit. A pragmatist. Yet at the same time, a small bud of fear welled within him. One that was always there, whispering to him.

This wasn't just a fellow spirit. This was a fellow spirit with either incredible control over his emotions, or few at all. A man with no fear.

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Kaine: Mood kindred spotted

Also Kaine: I need to keep an eye on him


In this moment of crisis, Las had a Caiphas move. Coincidentally in front of the Grand Moff as the assassin struck, both he and Ife catching the killing blow meant for him. He gets spotted as the "Ideal guy" Kaine needs, and Ife gets commendation for risking her life for a superior.

Oh the hilarity if Las became the Grand Moff of the place, cause of his actions

 

[noblej7]

They cost astronomical sums of money in the current galaxy after all easily accessible mineral deposits that allowed for man-portable shields were exhausted during KOTOR era.

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What source of information did this come from? I was simply told weapons tech advanced beyond shielding and was unable to stay viable without emitting harmful radiation on it's organic users. Which is why destroyer droids/droidikas, stood out and were viable. They were droids and didn't fear the radiation of their shields. I know stealth technology was dependent on rare mineral resources. But i was not aware of any such thing for shields. So i am very curious about this. .

 

[GradeTheAuthor]

In this moment of crisis, Las had a Caiphas move. Coincidentally in front of the Grand Moff as the assassin struck, both he and Ife catching the killing blow meant for him. He gets spotted as the "Ideal guy" Kaine needs, and Ife gets commendation for risking her life for a superior.

Oh the hilarity if Las became the Grand Moff of the place, cause of his actions

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Unless I'm mistaken isn't Grand Moff like the highest position right under Darth Vader and the Emperor (or maybe like the highest positionof admiral but its been a while?)? Basically he would HAVE to meet and get on one of their radars for him to get to a Grand Moff, AND a spot has to open up due to a accident, incompetence, etc. Basically all things he would hate. I mean there is technically the position between Grand and normal Moff I'm just pointing out that as a end goal itd be interesting to see.

 

[Heidao]

Unless I'm mistaken isn't Grand Moff like the highest position right under Darth Vader and the Emperor (or maybe like the highest positionof admiral but its been a while?)? Basically he would HAVE to meet and get on one of their radars for him to get to a Grand Moff, AND a spot has to open up due to a accident, incompetence, etc. Basically all things he would hate. I mean there is technically the position between Grand and normal Moff I'm just pointing out that as a end goal itd be interesting to see.

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Yes, and it would mean that Palpatine can see Las as either someone too soft to run anything in the Empire OR the perfect "Model Citizen" he would need to wipe away the influence of the Tarkin Doctrine. If the Emperor likes him enough, he too might even get a Super Star Destroyer. Tarkin death and subsequent throwing under the bus as a madman, puts Palpy in a position to seek out a new guy for a new direction. Putting it out there as, while he was busy running the Empire and bogged down by work in just the Core worlds alone, Tarkin obscured his actions until it blew up with the Death Star and the emergence of the Rebels in the Outer and Mid Rims

 

[Shane.W]

Las should look into getting some of those Gungan riot shields and other shield tech.

 

[betaorionis]

Considering how relatively misogynistic the Empire is, I'm surprised none of the Moffs think that Mola is "merely building a harem" around his administration.

His top military commanders are women, his former assistant turned governor is an alien (!) woman, and he showed far more concern for his admiral than a normal Moff does. Outside of his father, the only other male relatively close to him on a day to day basis is an alien man with an "effeminate" interest.

Admiral Daala received a ton of accusations that she slept her way into her job, I'm surprised Mola doesn't have those kinds of glances shot his way yet

 

[saylin021]

If Las and Kaine can one day break through each other's defense and understand each other's minds... They'd be the best of friends lol.

Commiserating about subordinates and colleagues at the Moffice cooler.

Also, instead of personal shields, just hire a troupe of gungans to wander around and comedy pratfall into any would be assassins!

 

[Freefaller]

Considering how relatively misogynistic the Empire is, I'm surprised none of the Moffs think that Mola is "merely building a harem" around his administration.

His top military commanders are women, his former assistant turned governor is an alien (!) woman, and he showed far more concern for his admiral than a normal Moff does. Outside of his father, the only other male relatively close to him on a day to day basis is an alien man with an "effeminate" interest.

Admiral Daala received a ton of accusations that she slept her way into her job, I'm surprised Mola doesn't have those kinds of glances shot his way yet

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Honestly I never quite understood that part of the empire. human centrism sure, humanity is the dominant species in the galaxy and Palpatine needed some kind of us vs them rhetoric as facists do. but the misogyny never quite made sense to me in a galaxy and society that old. Also wasn't something I knew about when writing the story for the most part so i've sort of elected to ignore it up until now.

 

[RaGNORAK]

Honestly I never quite understood that part of the empire. human centrism sure, humanity is the dominant species in the galaxy and Palpatine needed some kind of us vs them rhetoric as facists do. but the misogyny never quite made sense to me in a galaxy and society that old. Also wasn't something I knew about when writing the story for the most part so i've sort of elected to ignore it up until now.

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It's mostly an outcome of projecting our society onto theirs to make it appear like a reflection. But, since Hollywood seemingly has a propaganda agenda to push with DEI stuff, it's exaggerated and has become a caricature rather than be what a futuristic society would be, something progressive like the original star trek was.

 

[averagejoe32]

…it's exaggerated and has become a caricature rather than be what a futuristic society would be, something progressive like the original star trek was.

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Star Wars isn't the future so much as High Fantasy setting with a generous mix of space opera thrown in. It doesn't really have any intention depicting a futuristic society and more than Lord of the Rings wanted to accurately depict the past.

 

[fireball900]

As for Kaine's POV, from what I can tell he's not actually a character. As in, there are no books or novels or games or shows or anything in which he is an active character with speaking lines.

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If you reach out to the mod team of Thrawn's Revenge, a large Empire at War mod that focuses on the post-Endor period, with the Pentastar Alignment as one of the main factions, they can probably help you.
They'd probably have a lot of data/datapoints for you to look at.

They could probably also give some pointers regarding the sector in general.

 

[shane cawley]

The Goddess wills it. Look up the quote. There was a fic where Tarkin is a secret rebellion strategist. He comes up with the quote and then watch the human centrist have a meltdown.

 

[Szymon]

Ok I am caught up now

 

[Aeroeng]

It's Star Wars and she wasn't killed instantly, so I'm hoping Ife makes a full recovery. Sucks that she got shot, and that Las is gonna get pushed into the spotlight when all he wants is anonymity. His office is only getting smaller.

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Worst part is, her dad may come around to check on her… and also help to put whoever did it into the ground.

 

[Shadowwarp]

Time to invest in some personal force-shields

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Should also start wearing his helmet more often, make everyone else get used to it. (no it's not just because I think it looks cool, shut up)

 

[Phili]

I'm trying to decide if I want to continue to read this or not, if anyone could answer a question for me, that would be helpful (I'm having difficulty figuring out the answer on my own).

Does the main character have/get any sort of personal empowerment at any point? Such as through the force (I've read up to Chapter 11 so far, and while he hasn't used the force at all so far, that doesn't really mean anything in Star Wars considering Luke and Leia didn't even know they were force sensitive until someone told them and they were near the maximum possible strength in the force); so if the author has said at some point anything like "No, the main character is not force sensitive and never will be" or "Yes, the main character is force sensitive and will eventually learn to use the force" I would like to know. Or if he has just started using the force by the latest chapter, that would be good to know as well.

(I'm just not as interested in stories that are purely politics/business/kingdom-building type things. I quite enjoy them generally but I need to have some sort of personal progression alongside it to really enjoy it.)

 

[OrderedOrb]

I'm trying to decide if I want to continue to read this or not, if anyone could answer a question for me, that would be helpful (I'm having difficulty figuring out the answer on my own).

Does the main character have/get any sort of personal empowerment at any point? Such as through the force (I've read up to Chapter 11 so far, and while he hasn't used the force at all so far, that doesn't really mean anything in Star Wars considering Luke and Leia didn't even know they were force sensitive until someone told them and they were near the maximum possible strength in the force); so if the author has said at some point anything like "No, the main character is not force sensitive and never will be" or "Yes, the main character is force sensitive and will eventually learn to use the force" I would like to know. Or if he has just started using the force by the latest chapter, that would be good to know as well.

(I'm just not as interested in stories that are purely politics/business/kingdom-building type things. I quite enjoy them generally but I need to have some sort of personal progression alongside it to really enjoy it.)

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I'm pretty sure he doesn't have Forece Sensitivity, or at least it hasn't come up as of the most recent chapter. He DOES on the other hand gain assets with force abilites. His pet clearly possesses force empathy abilities to the point of saving him from an attempted assassination and giving emotional support, and has some ability to inflict Force Paralysis. There's also another SPOILER Force asset he recruits later, but I won't explain that one in detail. I think he's also trying to get himself an Ysalamiri for protection.

In short, he has follwers who use the Force FOR him. It might be jjst me, but I honestly find that idea more interesting for a fic like this; a story where the MC doesn't need to HAVE power to BE powerful.

 

[Abba is the best]

They cost astronomical sums of money in the current galaxy after all easily accessible mineral deposits that allowed for man-portable shields were exhausted during KOTOR era.

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What source of information did this come from? I was simply told weapons tech advanced beyond shielding and was unable to stay viable without emitting harmful radiation on it's organic users. Which is why destroyer droids/droidikas, stood out and were viable. They were droids and didn't fear the radiation of their shields. I know stealth technology was dependent on rare mineral resources. But i was not aware of any such thing for shields. So i am very curious about this. .

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As far as i have understood this, its only specifically implied for cortosis by the kotor games and stated for beskar in some of the comics and the legacy of thr force book series.

After all one of the reasons the mandos were so dangerous in the kotor era was that a large percentage of the elites had beskar full body armor and beskar armored capital ships. And *Spoilers for legacy of the force*

Spoiler: LotF spoiler on beskar

In one of the LotF books they find the largest beskar deposit in centuries and use it to make armor and beskar plated starfighters that are glazed to hell and back by the characters and navy personel.and if im recalling it right it was the first deposit large enough to actually make starships with it in centuries too

Meanwhile cortosis plated blades were quite widespread in the kotor games but quite rarely heard of elsewhere implying that they have mined out all of their original major sources. And theres the plagueis books

Spoiler: Plagueis book spoilers

where the first chapter/s (I don't recall if it was litterally the first chapter but it was among the first chapters for sure) is all about a cortosis mine and how much of a gamechanger finding one is and how rare they and weapons made by it are, but i dont think its ever stated that no other major mine has been found in centuries or anything like that.

My memory is that its just insanely rare and profitable but still relatively common on a galactic scale.

 

[Ragnarokasgard67]

So I've been rereading the story and I'm curious: Is Las' escape ship still in its hidden hangar on Minda? The YV Freighter her bought for when he faked his death and made a run for it?

 

[Freefaller]

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Yeah Las isn't force sensitive. He gains followers and assets that can use the force, and his bond with his pet later on gives him a secondary connection to the force but its never his own. This story is one I specifically wrote because most Star Wars fics follow that same old progression of becoming a force user and fixing things during the clone wars and all of that. While I would like to write a force user fic at one point it's not in the works and this story doesn't really follow that at all. Far later down the line there will be more force shenanigans, especially post-endor but it won't be about Las's personal progression. Las's personal progression is mostly knowledge based in terms of politics and economics, though there will be some progression in strength later down the line as things ramp up and he fears for his personal safety, but it won't really be force related, as again he's not force sensitive.

 

[Phili]

Yeah Las isn't force sensitive. He gains followers and assets that can use the force, and his bond with his pet later on gives him a secondary connection to the force but its never his own. This story is one I specifically wrote because most Star Wars fics follow that same old progression of becoming a force user and fixing things during the clone wars and all of that. While I would like to write a force user fic at one point it's not in the works and this story doesn't really follow that at all. Far later down the line there will be more force shenanigans, especially post-endor but it won't be about Las's personal progression. Las's personal progression is mostly knowledge based in terms of politics and economics, though there will be some progression in strength later down the line as things ramp up and he fears for his personal safety, but it won't really be force related, as again he's not force sensitive.

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Cool, good to know, and thanks for replying and giving clarification. (It's virtually impossible to tell in-universe if someone might become force sensitive given that there are things like that Bota plant thing and Matukai training that can make someone become force sensitive and/or increase their force sensitivity, so even someone in-universe running a test on him and saying he isn't force sensitive wouldn't have made it certain in my eyes that he would never become force sensitive, thus my need for author's input to be certain).

 

[noblej7]

Yeah Las isn't force sensitive. He gains followers and assets that can use the force, and his bond with his pet later on gives him a secondary connection to the force but its never his own. This story is one I specifically wrote because most Star Wars fics follow that same old progression of becoming a force user and fixing things during the clone wars and all of that. While I would like to write a force user fic at one point it's not in the works and this story doesn't really follow that at all. Far later down the line there will be more force shenanigans, especially post-endor but it won't be about Las's personal progression. Las's personal progression is mostly knowledge based in terms of politics and economics, though there will be some progression in strength later down the line as things ramp up and he fears for his personal safety, but it won't really be force related, as again he's not force sensitive.

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I.e. someone without powers trying to survive without the superpower package. I like it. And have framework for something similar albeit, a little non force help via an empire at war game based system to help a bit so the actual army and navy. Stuff has the ball rolling plus that game got me into the ships and army of star wars more than the movies did. No force powers just star wars military stuff

 

[OrderedOrb]

The setting of Star Wars has long had a tradition of proving that a lack of Force Powers doesn't make one powerless. What I love about this fic is that it clearly SHOWS that. Does Las have Force Powers? No. Does he have assets and subordinates who use their Force abilities at his behest? Yes. I'm fascinated by the image of a regular person having enough charisma, guts and sheer force of will that Force users, people who should be FAR out of his league, are coralled or cowed into subservience by any combination of charisma, soft power, or sheer force of personality.

Just like how Thrawn (the REAL Thrawn) forced Joruus C'Baoth into line with nothing but nerves of steel and a logistics fact check.

 

[OrderedOrb]

I.e. someone without powers trying to survive without the superpower package. I like it. And have framework for something similar albeit, a little non force help via an empire at war game based system to help a bit so the actual army and navy. Stuff has the ball rolling plus that game got me into the ships and army of star wars more than the movies did. No force powers just star wars military stuff

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Cool idea. I've been brainstorming something similar but with the SI having a Disco Elysium style skill tree.

 

[noblej7]

Cool idea. I've been brainstorming something similar but with the SI having a Disco Elysium style skill tree.

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Regretmotor256 has jumpchain(cyoa character creation kinds thing) docs built on empire at war frame, and two extra for clone wars and post Endor named and based on mods for the game to set the world in that time period etc. It's those three docs in particular I'm particularly enjoying for making various builds and scenarios+ideas for dropping in characters into the universe with no force powers while still being notable enough with a small military force loyal to the MC to make a decent story focused on non force using stuff and action. Particularly military stuff. . Since logistically supporting one let alone aquiring one would be an uphill battle for ages. Especially in empire era

 

[Nickjr104]

Despite las mentioning that his care for life was due to her ability to do her job good, I can't help expect at least some rumors to spawn that it deeper then that. At least thanks to couple of the moffs. Which I could see getting out to the holonet.

Actually that could give us a chance for some POVs from Las' inner circle. Which could be a neat omake to see.

 

[Freefaller]

Chp-94

The days after the gala were tense. Not in a visible way, people weren't running around screaming nor were there any obvious problems.

Things were actually going quite well. Negotiations had progressed with the major Imperial tax agencies, so we'd gotten approval to begin the local Mytoan Auditor Program, though training would still take time. At the same time, some purchases were being made in order to enhance the sector's holonet and other communications networks.

Overall, everything seems fine. But the office doesn't feel that way.

An attempt had been made on the life of a Grand Moff. Now, I was fairly certain that I was the target, but Kaine was behind me. It was a reasonable assumption that I was just hit by accident. But the Rebellion would've bombed the entire gala, and no syndicate would ever do something so foolish.

I'm working under the assumption it was the slavers. But everyone else is working under the assumption that some idiot tried to kill a Grand Moff. Kaine would most certainly be cracking down on this oversector, likely attaching more forces to the oversector as a whole in order to hunt down the perpetrators while he went out rebel hunting.

But I knew. Whoever was backing the slavers put Ife in the hospital and almost got me killed. That was unacceptable.

At the same time, this was an opportunity. The Grand Moffs visit was a surprise to quite literally everyone. Hiral hosted that Gala in a rushed manner. People didn't have time to make complex plans for an event that had been created two days beforehand.

So, the only people who realistically could've gotten an assassin inside the building was someone who had been invited or already on the premises.

Hiral is the first suspect. However, this is a big blow to his credibility as a newcomer. If this had ended in Kaine's death, he likely would've been executed for such incompetence.

So it narrows it down to a Moff. Once more. And every Moff in the oversector had been in attendance.

But there was something to be gained by this.

The enemy fucked up. This assassination attempt was hastily planned and executed. After all, if they'd known it was happening, say, weeks ahead of time they would've done better.

But they saw an opportunity and jumped on it. If they'd succeeded, great. But they didn't.

They failed.

To the culprit, the investigations that have already begun are the largest threat. If the ISB decides to do their job, it's over for them. Their only bet is to cause a larger distraction. Something local that'll upheave the entire system.

Like I said before, this is a blow to Hiral's credibility, and as a newcomer his head is closer to the chopping block than ever. Another major blow would likely topple his position, and get him removed or even killed.

And it just so happens that the Myto sector is the largest source of Hiral's credibility. Its growing economy, ship production and more are what boosted him upwards. And until he gains more time in office and more connections across the Oversector, the Myto sector will stay his center of political and economic power, even if he stays put over on Ord Mantell.

So, if I die, it breaks his credibility. And whoever kills me will likely have puppets or other candidates in place to take my seat. And their policies and decisions will most likely lead the sector down the spiral once more. Therefore destabilizing his powerbase and causing political chaos.

As it stands, my death would be a big enough distraction. Enough to slow the investigations, and for the culprit to cover their tracks.

This paranoia was my excuse for holding myself up in the office. I hadn't even gone to visit Ife in the hospital, as much as I'd wanted to. I did send her a small box of my favorite coco blend. My wallet cried, but it was worth it.

So, my best bet for foiling my enemies plans was to simply stay alive and out of trouble. Once the Auditor Program was properly up and running and the first Auditors finished training, I could more properly scour the rest of the sector. But until then, staying alive and keeping up the economic pressure was my plan.

The reports I got from Darna and Thorne told me little about the attempt, as neither had contacts that far out. Most of their sources were in the sector and surrounding space.

But the other parts of their reports did yield some interesting information.

Governor Jelbrak Murr ran the Revik system. I remembered him from the Guild meetings. A cunning man, always finding a way to profit. It was fitting, given the Revik system was a known center of smuggling.

I'd always intended to get around to dealing with the system in one way or another, it was simply never the right time. But now this report was telling me that Governor Murr was getting visits.

From pirates.

Not unusual, normally. Not for him, anyways. Whats unusual is the details.

See, HAVEN had managed to get some operatives into Murrs personal and professional quarters, planting bugs and the like. The man was careful and quite good at what he did, having done it for so long. But he was used to the sloppy work of pirates and cartels.

With Thorne on board, and now Zyx as well, HAVEN had access to techniques not known to the common smuggler.

Suffice it to say, we were quite deep in his operations. And his meetings were a potential goldmine.

Murr had always maintained a policy of laying low. Smuggling made its way through, sure. But he kept away from the harder stuff, and ensured that pirates either laid low themselves or left. Revik was not the place to go to pawn off hot goods.

However, the recent surge in piracy has some of the new pirate gangs going to him in the hopes of selling hot goods anyways. And with the sector and Guild patrols overworked, he's actually considering it.

Perfect.

It's clear that the surge in piracy is driven by the slavers and their backers. All we have to do is get Murr to cooperate.

I get started on the return orders. Murr is a potential asset, a pressure release valve for the more illegal side of things. You can't eradicate crime completely, but you can ensure what does happen, happens on your terms.

A way to get my fingers on the pulse of the underworld was a welcome thing.

Now, an Agent just had to make contact.

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1.10 ABY
Jelbrak Murr
Revik System

Jelbrak Murr was many things. Smart, cunning, rich, handsome. Maybe even happy.

Paranoid was fairly low on the list. At this point, he'd had it all figured out.

All the right officers bribed. Cartel members dealt with. Smugglers spoken to. As it stood, his position was secure. The Empire didn't look closely because he paid the right people, and the criminal side of things didn't care because he let enough through.

At this point there were more problems in the prosperous entertainment side of things than the illicit side of things.

The only real problem? The new wave of piracy. It was ramping up, and while Murr knew it wouldn't last, he was considering whether or not he would profit off of it.

And as it stood? He would likely take a piece of the pie. It was right there, after all, and with so many pirates around if he vetted them properly he would be fine.

But that morning, none of these thoughts were running through his head.

As he dragged himself out of bed, sadly leaving behind the clinging arms of his lover, he dressed himself and made his way to the office.

The day was overall fairly bog standard. Reports on increasing this and that. Tax revenue was growing as the Guilds systems worked their magic.

Once he got bored of playing Governor, Murr made his way back home. His lover was likely waiting, and the reports said that new restaurants were among one of the most popular new businesses. Maybe one of them was a worthy new date spot.

Entering his room, Murr made it to his closet to change into something more comfortable.

But, as he did, he spotted something odd.

In the closet, he kept a safe. It was a bulky thing, equipped with complex locks and plenty of metal between it and its contents. It was as good a safe of this size that he could buy without needing it installed, and therefore creating loose ends. It was always in the exact same corner, every day.

Today, it wasn't. Today, it was in the middle of the closet.

At first, Murr simply thought his lover had moved it around. They seemed thin, but were packed with lean muscle and enjoyed lifting weights. Maybe this had just been some sort of self imposed challenge.

But it still didn't feel quite right. Despite the overwhelming urge to just leave it be and go on about his day, the back of his mind wouldn't give it up.

Slowly but surely, he inputted the combination for the safe. As the door swung open, he checked the shelves.

Piles of credits, multiple fake ID's, map and coordinates to an off the books escape ship, some extra blasters.

It was all there. Looking towards the bottom shelf, however, caused his heartrate to spike.

There, sitting neatly on top of anniversary pictures, was a pristine, perfectly centered datapad.

Slowly, he picked it up, his heart pounding in his ears. Activating it, the dread pooling within him just got worse.

The text scrolling across the screen was the culmination of so many of his nightmares. Lists of his crimes, evidence, it was all there. Not all of it, no, but enough. More than enough. Then, the text changed. Addressing him directly.

You have been allowed to continue because you are useful. Tolerable. The situation, however, has changed, and your usefulness with it.

Take the pirate deal. Record the meeting. Speak of this to no one.

This datapad will self-destruct in 60 seconds. Dispose of the evidence.

An Agent will be in contact within 48 hours.

The final thing Murr saw on the screen was the Imperial sigil, almost like a stamped seal at the end of the message. Then, the datapad fried itself, the screen cutting out as the electronics within were rendered useless scrap.

And Murr just stood there, looking at his reflection in the darkened screen.

So much for underestimating the new Moff.

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Yo. Made cinnamon sugar cookies. Pretty baller.

I wasn't super sure about this chapter, but I figured it worked anyway. Murr was always someone I planned to come back to, as I'd initially set him up for that purpose. Well, he was supposed to be a political rival in the Guild but that got scrapped.

This chapter really was just to show the real power Las has. HAVEN isn't anything compared to, say, MI or the ISB, its also a few steps above what the local corrupt governor has going on in terms of security and counter-intelligence.

This was also partially inspired by the reels I keep getting on instagram about that CIA whistleblower telling stories from his time in the agency. It just keeps getting crazier, but it also really shows the depth of power these people can hold, and I tried to get that across here.

Keep being real ones.
-Freefaller

 

[Magnus The Maid]

Man that's some James Bond levels of espionage.

 

[Demonianism]

Imagine, the criminals go to Murr with this hot plan to kill the Moff and put him in charge with the promise of lots and lots of money. And Murr knows that he's being watched.

 

[AldariSiradla]

Welcome, patsy!
I hope you are prepared for your new life, Jelbrak Murr~
It's gonna be a blast, I'm sure!