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Galm Fae
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Posted - 2013.07.12 19:28:00 -
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One thing I have learned growing up in Pure Blind is that Muriya Mordu is childish, eccentric... And brilliant. I would fight on planets of molten glass and poisonous gas for that man. I can't be too sure what his plan is, and frankly just thinking about it too much will drive me mad. But if I had to venture a guess, let's look at the business end.
He begins a frenzy of carnage all so that mercenaries can slaughter eachother for extravagant prizes. Mind you all, Mordu's Legion is not failing as some might believe. Following the recent Offensive on Caldari Prime, Mordu's Legion has stepped up to a level that no one could have imagined before the fighting. I dare say that his power rivles that of some empires now. All he lacks for that is a reason for people to fight for him.
That could well be his endgame. With so many mercenaries running amuck across the systems, more will turn to Mordu's Legion for protection, and for the clones that find themselve drawn to Muriya Mordu, they will all come to side with him in an increasingly unstable political atmosphere.
And it is all based on the fun and games of immortal gladitorial combat to earn his favor. It is eccentric, twisted... And brilliant. |
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Posted - 2013.07.12 22:16:00 -
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Aeon Amadi wrote:Vermaak 'Fatal' Kuvakei wrote:I'd be much more concerned if one of the much more powerful factions were trying to buy us, because if a small time operator like mordu could toss 1.7 trillion, I'm sure the guristas or sansha could multiply that by dozens and not lose a wink of sleep. I could stand to kill a few people for some Drop or Crash on the side. Amazing what that stuff will do on the field, one good dose on the wrist and youre suddenly wearing a necklace made of kidneys and ball bearings with a depleted nova knife in one hand.
Kakkushuugista
Still, you're right I suppose. Truthfully, whenever I go out for a contract I feel like I am just a pawn for the pilots that hire us. I forget at times the struggles that mortals go through in their one life. Mordu however has always seen those working on even the lowest level of service with respect. |
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Posted - 2013.07.13 06:22:00 -
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Tred carefully soldier. In offending Mordu you offend the memory of my mother and father before me. He is the most honorable individual I know, and I owe him far more than I can ever provide. |
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Posted - 2013.07.13 06:59:00 -
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Vermaak 'Fatal' Kuvakei wrote:Galm Fae wrote:Tred carefully soldier. In offending Mordu you offend the memory of my mother and father before me. He is the most honorable individual I know, and I owe him far more than I can ever provide. I apologize, I had no idea that your parents worked for him.
None taken.
My father worked as an officer under him... So when we speak of how much Caldari officers are paid, I know the cost firsthand. My mother was an Intaki refugee. In a sense, I owe my existence to Mordu-haan.
I just wish I could undue the damage I cause to my relations with the Legion.
Ligori kaashivon Mordu...
He deserves better. |
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Posted - 2013.07.13 07:54:00 -
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Life was hard for a half-breed growing up in the State. My parents died when I was young, the damned Dragonaurs set off a bomb in their car, but the Legion continued to provide for me. They sent me a pension and a few of my fathers comrades turned up to support me, but as a teenager that didn't really mean that much. It just showed me what happens when you resist the culture in the State.
So I learned to adapt, tried to fend for myself. I had to reinvent who I was so people could finally see me as an equal and not just some Intaki's bastard child.
I was young, and I did a lot of stupid things to achieve that dream. Something about watching others die around me for a living though... Something about knowing what it feels like to be the one bleeding out... To be the guy trying to stick a nanite injector into your buddy as grenades go off left and right...
It gives you some context.
They did so much for me, and I threw it in their face. That is all you need to know. It was the second biggest mistake in my life. |
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