Kamda

Though the T-shaped visor revealed nothing, his very-slightly-lighter tone conveyed his mirth. "Excellent. If you might derive something from learning of our people on the homeworld that you might even learn how to sway a whole Clan to our way, our cause, I would be mirthful upon hearing it. Glad st...

"What you misunderstand, Jyrvess, is that I was asking you to offer your skills. What I intended was for you to decide which of your own you might benefit us with and supply it yourself, unbidden by my request," he corrected. "All else was a mere understanding of how each contribute's in their part....

"Mando'ade are independent, each of us a warrior in our right. Changing home.. it is a simple task, one that any should have the will to overcome. One that is necessary, given the predilection of our kin yet on our home-world," he did peer inside, checking on how she had organized the space, barely ...

"Will it suffice?" Mandalore asked, he was ever an enigma. Few of words until it came time to deliver another speech, which he did regularly. Long sermons about this or that. Reinforcing his views.

Mandalore nodded in response, a signal to all that the meeting was finished.

"You have my support to come with us to our new enclave, Jyrvess Ertil. Fight for what you wish to make true in this world. Tackle your challenges. Gain a sense of what it is to be Mando'ade through these actions, through this interaction," he declared. "I will not grant a future I do not yet focus ...

"Your first mistake in your request, Jyrvess Ertil, is that you believe I have any intention to lead the Mando'ade against the Empire. I do not. I have given my permission to hunt the Empire and do battle with them as the Mando'ade individually see fit, I shall not be leading my people against them....

"And she will have it," he declared. Looking from Raven to Jyrvess. "Know, areutii, that you are granted an honor. Few of your kind can claim that they have been granted an audience with Mand'alor. That I recognize the worth of your advice is the only reason you stand here today." "Be proud of this,...

Mand'alor nodded, a solid singular beat in return. Resounding and true. However, his brief show of support lasted shorty as he watched Lysa, happily picking through the victims of this fight. Shaking his head he looked once more to Raven and then made his own, unceremonious, exit.

Where they saw Mandalorian leave the door once more opened suddenly. Stepping out he flourished his blade and then rested it on his shoulder. Looking at the work they did in here he nodded. Behind him, before the door closed, those nearby would see the piled bodies in the hall. None had crossed his ...

"You do work so hard to insult me, child, but you will have what you wished for all the same. I have already spoken," he replied.

"I did not choose to lead them into this battle, they chose to lead themselves. Yet you, a scout, are you not Mando'ade? You speak as if I should lead those who choose to go their own way into their own battles. Yet, here you are, hiding with me on this rooftop," he said. "I will make this offer to ...

"I have no desire to waste effort on the men and women of the Empire who call themselves soldiers but pale in comparison to warriors," he spoke. Turning his attention from the battle to her, he paused. "Yet, I find you are here as well. Do you not wish to fight those down there? Those you so believe...

"As Mand'alor it is not my place to coddle the warriors who fight under my name. Should she fall, she will have died a warriors death. That I have given her the place to lead our warriors into this battle elsewhere, having their own enjoyment of this fight, do you not feel that is enough?"

"If she were strongest, perhaps she would be Mand'alor. Yet, where surely you and her see an enemy in the Empire I just see.." he looked out over the battle, "tiny tin-soldiers sent into the fray at such a number as to overwhelm their enemy. They have no spirit for battle, most of them indeed fear i...

"You will aid us as we see fit," Mandalore commanded, looking to Raven and then nodding to Dredgen.

Dredgen, who then set off with only the troopers. Kagr, who, returned with a few others to start helping was immediately placed on babysitting duty for the archaeologist.

Mandalore turned to Raven, his visor cold and unfeeling. Yet, when he spoke it was with conviction, "Then it is so. The word of a Mando'ade is as iron. Dredgen, see to it that these prisoners are escorted from this area safely."

Dredgen looked to Raven, "Of course," and then he left to do just that.

Jyrvess recovered somewhat from the encounter, "Will there be time to move it before the Empire decides to dedicate significant forces to the recapture of this facility?" She added, "If I may...while you are preparing to love I wish to look around and see if I can discover anything about this place...

"I claim this Bes'uliik for the Mando'ade," he says, shouts. Kagr beats his chest in acknowledgement of the claim, Dredgen's concerns lay elsewhere. "Should it ever operate again, it will serve the one we claim Mand'alor, always, and until the Bes'uliik ceases function once more or the Mando'ade are...

Mandalore nodded, though she wouldn't see it. Stepping forward he moved to the droid, Kagr and Dredgen were behind him. Each of them felt some sort of connection to the moment, even if they didn't fully understand, and gave the woman her space.