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>RustingWithYou: korza azandar

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 "Care for our children, Wei'za."
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 Born into the Yizarus Clan, Trazial from the moment of his birth was destined to fight in battle, whether it be on land or in the void of space. When the Hegemonic Navy was formed, his clan as a reward for their loyalty to the Hegemony during the Contact War and their ample supply of trained fighting men, were granted the honor of being some of the first captains and officers of Hegemonic Military Vessels. Trazial, having come of age shortly after the end of the contact war was given one of these positions, and quickly his skills, helped along by his harshness of failure, saw him rise to the very top of the Hegemonic Navy. He became a minor celebrity amongst the rest of the population after a fleet under his command killed the feared pirate lord Izharshan, after Izharshan’s Raiders destroyed the newly built Cataclysm class dreadnought. This fame ensured his final promotion to Lord Admiral of the Hegemony’s First Fleet, after the second was constructed. Crisis after crisis he proved not only his skill, but his loyalty to the Izweski clan, most of all during the Succession Crisis in late 2458 when he refused to break Not’zars faith and helped the fledgling Hegemon ascend his rightful throne. Eventually after much trial and tribulation, he was cemented in his role as Not’zars left hand, the reliable force of power Not’zar could always turn to when it was needed.
 Trazial is known to be a man of few words, with bluntness and quickly getting to the point, speeches he gives rarely last more than a couple minutes. He leads a rather Spartan lifestyle, not having many comforts a noble of his station would normally, sleeping little and exercising regularly. He rarely drinks, and many other nobles consider him too uptight, not even letting much out at feasts. His family is frayed from this stoicism and spartanism, as he tried to raise his sons to follow his lifestyle but failed miserably, resulting in one being a wash out, and one being unable to cope and falling into a depression.

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	[[File:Akhandi.png\|thumbnail\|Portrait of Vuthix Akhandi, circa 2459.]]		[[File:Akhandi.png\|thumbnail\|Portrait of Vuthix Akhandi, circa 2459.]]
	=== Vuthix Akhandi, ''Elder Shaman'' ===		=== Vuthix Akhandi, ''Elder Shaman'' ===
	Vuthix Akhandi is one of the most well known Elder Shaman of the [[~~Unathi Religion~~\|Akhanzi Order]], and is the face of the Akhanzi through recent history. He is the first Elder Shaman to advocate a mass evacuation of the Order from [[Moghes]] to escape the [https://forums.aurorastation.org/viewtopic.php?p=97555#p97555 Iron Crusade], a massive attack on all Order temples. He is currently living in Mendell City, [[Tau Ceti]] in the newly built Akhanzi Library.		Vuthix Akhandi is one of the most well known Elder Shaman of the [[Th'akh\|Akhanzi Order]], and is the face of the Akhanzi through recent history. He is the first Elder Shaman to advocate a mass evacuation of the Order from [[Moghes]] to escape the [https://forums.aurorastation.org/viewtopic.php?p=97555#p97555 Iron Crusade], a massive attack on all Order temples. He is currently living in Mendell City, [[Tau Ceti]] in the newly built Akhanzi Library.

	Vuthix Akhandi was born in '''2405''' into the now extinct clan Slithiss, which resided in the once fertile lands east of Mudki. He felt the calling to be a shaman at an early age, but his clan members did not hold high respect to him for the role was largely ceremonial and often more political token than a respected profession to the Slithiss clan. He tried over several years to enact reforms within the clan, to increase spiritual idealism within, before finally growing frustrated with the lack of interest from his Clan's leaders. Vuthix began casting what influence he had to travelers, and in his early twenties, received an invitation to join the Akhandi Order from a shaman on a pilgrimage through his home lands that he had the pleasure to speak to. The decision to abandon his clan and renounce all title to it was not a difficult decision for Vuthix, and he formally renounced his affiliation with the Slithiss clan soon after, beginning his own pilgrimage to the mountain temple far to the southwest. There was no further significant contact between Vuthix and his former clan for the next four decades as he learned various teachings of the Akhanzi as an acolyte, then a shaman, and now an Elder Shaman.		Vuthix Akhandi was born in '''2405''' into the now extinct clan Slithiss, which resided in the once fertile lands east of Mudki. He felt the calling to be a shaman at an early age, but his clan members did not hold high respect to him for the role was largely ceremonial and often more political token than a respected profession to the Slithiss clan. He tried over several years to enact reforms within the clan, to increase spiritual idealism within, before finally growing frustrated with the lack of interest from his Clan's leaders. Vuthix began casting what influence he had to travelers, and in his early twenties, received an invitation to join the Akhandi Order from a shaman on a pilgrimage through his home lands that he had the pleasure to speak to. The decision to abandon his clan and renounce all title to it was not a difficult decision for Vuthix, and he formally renounced his affiliation with the Slithiss clan soon after, beginning his own pilgrimage to the mountain temple far to the southwest. There was no further significant contact between Vuthix and his former clan for the next four decades as he learned various teachings of the Akhanzi as an acolyte, then a shaman, and now an Elder Shaman.

>RustingWithYou: /* Contemporary */ Yukal T'zakal image

2024-01-12T02:17:34Z

Contemporary: Yukal T'zakal image

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	=== Yukal T’zakal, ''Guildmaster of Hephaestus'' ===		=== Yukal T’zakal, ''Guildmaster of Hephaestus'' ===

			[[File:Tzakal.png\|thumbnail\|Hephaestus poster featuring Yukal T'zakal, circa 2464. Art by Lavillastrangiato.]]

	Born in the city of Imas’hi to an urban noble clan in 2422, Yukal was never seen as someone with a grand destiny, just a mediocre life as a member of a struggling noble clan as tensions rose around Moghes. Yet, today he is arguably the most powerful man in the Hegemony, controlling the operations of the megacorporation that has a stranglehold monopoly over the nation; Hephaestus Industries.		Born in the city of Imas’hi to an urban noble clan in 2422, Yukal was never seen as someone with a grand destiny, just a mediocre life as a member of a struggling noble clan as tensions rose around Moghes. Yet, today he is arguably the most powerful man in the Hegemony, controlling the operations of the megacorporation that has a stranglehold monopoly over the nation; Hephaestus Industries.

>RustingWithYou: i swear i already did this but updates hizoni's entry to reflect the wedding arc

2023-08-07T23:24:51Z

i swear i already did this but updates hizoni's entry to reflect the wedding arc

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	=== Hizoni ~~Razi~~, ''Izweski Spymaster'' ===		=== Hizoni Izweski, ''Izweski Spymaster'' ===
	[[File:HizoniSpymaster.png\|thumb\|Hizoni ~~Razi~~ in her spymaster regalia, sporting a silver crown. She is known to flaunt her wealth often, and keeps an air of elegance around her.]]		[[File:HizoniSpymaster.png\|thumb\|Hizoni Izweski in her spymaster regalia, sporting a silver crown. She is known to flaunt her wealth often, and keeps an air of elegance around her.]]

	Perhaps the most feared woman or Sinta within the Hegemony, Hizoni controls a network of informants, spies, and assassins that stretches across the surface of Moghes and even across the stars to distant colonies. She was born in 2440 on Ouerea as the third daughter to Guildmaster Keicacu Razi, headmaster of the Merchants Guild and owner of Razi-Snax. As an azure, she has been seen as the beauty of her clan and gained the most attention— earning her an education in the ways of women from her mother and caretakers. After her teachings, she was put into diplomatic situations to defend the Merchant's Guild from hostile subterfuge. Her upbringing allowed Hizoni to grow up within the halls of power, acquainting herself with the elite of the Hegemony during the final days of the Contact War. She rose to prominence when she defended the Hegemon from two would-be assassins by slaying both and destroying the murder plot. Since then, on top of her elevation to the Hegemony’s Spymaster, Hizoni ~~has found herself enjoying a~~ ''very'' close relationship with Not’zar, though nothing official ~~has~~ been announced between the two.		Perhaps the most feared woman or Sinta within the Hegemony, Hizoni controls a network of informants, spies, and assassins that stretches across the surface of Moghes and even across the stars to distant colonies. She was born in 2440 on Ouerea as the third daughter to Guildmaster Keicacu Razi, headmaster of the Merchants Guild and owner of Razi-Snax. As an azure, she has been seen as the beauty of her clan and gained the most attention— earning her an education in the ways of women from her mother and caretakers. After her teachings, she was put into diplomatic situations to defend the Merchant's Guild from hostile subterfuge. Her upbringing allowed Hizoni to grow up within the halls of power, acquainting herself with the elite of the Hegemony during the final days of the Contact War. She rose to prominence when she defended the Hegemon from two would-be assassins by slaying both and destroying the murder plot. Since then, on top of her elevation to the Hegemony’s Spymaster, Hizoni enjoyed ''very'' close relationship with Not’zar, though nothing official was been announced between the two for a long time. In 2465, however, the Hegemon proposed marriage, which Hizoni accepted - with the two marrying in the Third Scept on May 14th, 2465.

	Hizoni’s political pursuits and leanings are unknown; she will seemingly flop back and forth between different camps depending on the issue, always remaining unpredictable. Many speculate this is the result of political maneuvering, giving her support to a cause for favors in return, which she uses to shore up the Hegemon’s precarious position. She does not openly front any group, and it is unknown if any beyond her spies plead their cases with her. Her relationship with her brother Sakax is strained, and it is speculated that the two have all but cut off contact with each other.		Hizoni’s political pursuits and leanings are unknown; she will seemingly flop back and forth between different camps depending on the issue, always remaining unpredictable. Many speculate this is the result of political maneuvering, giving her support to a cause for favors in return, which she uses to shore up the Hegemon’s precarious position. She does not openly front any group, and it is unknown if any beyond her spies plead their cases with her. Her relationship with her brother Sakax is strained, and it is speculated that the two have all but cut off contact with each other.

	The most powerful woman in the Hegemony with the least media presence, much of Hizoni’s life is a mystery to the outside world, even after bards began to try and watch her every move due to her ~~relationship with~~ Not’zar.She rarely speaks publicly, preferring to instead use one of her vast retinue of other ~~spy’s~~ to speak in her stead. Many view her as duplicitous and untrustworthy, though in the same breath many also admit that a spymaster should probably be so.		The most powerful woman in the Hegemony with the least media presence, much of Hizoni’s life is a mystery to the outside world, even after bards began to try and watch her every move due to her marriage to Not’zar.She rarely speaks publicly, preferring to instead use one of her vast retinue of other spies to speak in her stead. Many view her as duplicitous and untrustworthy, though in the same breath many also admit that a spymaster should probably be so. Since her marriage to the Hegemon, she has made a few more public appearances - though largely, she seems to still prefer to stay out of the spotlight.

	=== Azui Hutay'zai, Overlord, ''Lord of the Wastes'', and ''Izweski Master of Rivers'' ===		=== Azui Hutay'zai, Overlord, ''Lord of the Wastes'', and ''Izweski Master of Rivers'' ===

>Triogenix в 20:00, 2 августа 2023

2023-08-02T20:00:27Z

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	Despite holding onto alliances with key supporters, Not'Zar's position remains tenuous. The young nobleman is struggling to remain a moderate in a dangerous and polarized regime. He remains committed to giving Unathi a place in the galaxy and gain respect from the greater empires of the humans and skrell, but his moderate and progressive policies threaten to cause more instability and resentment from the nobility.		Despite holding onto alliances with key supporters, Not'Zar's position remains tenuous. The young nobleman is struggling to remain a moderate in a dangerous and polarized regime. He remains committed to giving Unathi a place in the galaxy and gain respect from the greater empires of the humans and skrell, but his moderate and progressive policies threaten to cause more instability and resentment from the nobility.

			=== Yukal T’zakal, ''Guildmaster of Hephaestus'' ===

			Born in the city of Imas’hi to an urban noble clan in 2422, Yukal was never seen as someone with a grand destiny, just a mediocre life as a member of a struggling noble clan as tensions rose around Moghes. Yet, today he is arguably the most powerful man in the Hegemony, controlling the operations of the megacorporation that has a stranglehold monopoly over the nation; Hephaestus Industries.

			Yukal’s young life was full of the bliss of pre-war Moghes, and as an urban noble, he had better access to education than most of the population. It was during his education that Yukal found a passion for something; engineering. The young Sinta loved to take things apart to figure out how they worked, and created small machines for his amusement. Eventually Yukal’s teachers and parents both took interest in this passion, and as the Hegemon at the time was in desperate need of engineers to help Moghes catch up to the rest of the spur in the 25th century, they enrolled him in a engineering course at the age of 14, where he would learn the trade from the far more advanced humans and Skrell. This course would challenge Yukal, but again and again he would succeed, proving himself to be a brilliant engineer. Eventually his education ended, and he returned to Moghes with a goal to help the Hegemon bring the world into the 25th century. 5 months after returning home, the contact war began.

			Yukal witnessed the horrors of the contact war in person, as engineers once intended to enlighten Moghes were repurposed into creating engines of war for the Hegemony, and once it had escalated to nuclear war, ways to more efficiently destroy the enemy in what had become a desperate fight for survival. It is unclear how this experience changed Yukal, as he rarely discusses it, and then it is normally to remark on how some feat of engineering was accomplished, instead of what his work meant for his species.

			Once the contact war ended however, Yukal looked beyond his home planet, now ruined by war, and to the stars. He managed to get a job with Hephaestus Industries, who at this point did not have the relationship with the Hegemony they now have, and was shipped across the stars to the Sol system itself, to work in the Ceres Shipyards. Slowly, painfully, and with his skills, he managed to climb the ranks of Hephaestus from engineer to one of a select few chief engineers who managed the whole shipyard. Many humans were surprised at a Unathi so far into human space, but his skill and the trust Hephaestus placed in him kept him there. Eventually he caught the eye of an up and coming CEO, Titanius Aeson, who would move Yukal, now a chief engineer, to a posting as a sector administrator for the Hegemony, where he would truly shine.

			Hephaestus within the Hegemony had been struggling up until Yukal’s arrival, but he quickly reorganized it, turning it into a well oiled machine that was slowly building its way up to a big finale, an action that would shape the Hegemony for decades to come. Under Yukal’s supervision Hephaestus slowly grew its influence, until in 2465, he was given the title of guildmaster, and Hephaestus ascended to become a total monopoly over the Hegemonic economy, with Yukal still at the helm.

			Today, Yukal holds the keys to the Hegemonic economy in his hand. He has a reputation through-out the company as an incredibly hard worker, regularly working 14 hour days, who also likes to crack jokes during meetings and speeches. While theoretically Aeson’s equal, he still takes orders from the CEO, following his wishes. Still, his power cannot be denied. He is a symbol for the Unathi species, having ascended so high in a human corporation, through hard work, dedication, and patience. Most know him only through propaganda put out by Hephaestus, but all Sinta know Yukal represents what the species can be, if they have the will to seize it with the help of their human friends in orange.


	=== Hizoni Razi, ''Izweski Spymaster'' ===		=== Hizoni Razi, ''Izweski Spymaster'' ===

>Triogenix: Updating with more stuff about all the notables, and new notables.

2023-04-06T00:18:01Z

Updating with more stuff about all the notables, and new notables.

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>Haydizzle: Removes the Grim Compact notable characters.

2022-09-30T13:40:20Z

Removes the Grim Compact notable characters.

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	Though not an official leader of the religion, Paossini is widely regarded as the Progenitor of the Aut’akh. From them, all of the first Mador rituals, runes, and modernized alphabet originates, and their opinion is almost always considered on matters where it is known. They enjoy the great privilege of being a revered unathi among the Aut’akh, and their location is kept hidden from most, outside of secret Sinta’Mador codes passed between communes. Occasionally, they will break from their hiding to deliver a word on a grave issue, but such events are rare at best. Some postulate if Paossini is even still alive, or just a rumor perpetuated among the gossipers of each enclave.		Though not an official leader of the religion, Paossini is widely regarded as the Progenitor of the Aut’akh. From them, all of the first Mador rituals, runes, and modernized alphabet originates, and their opinion is almost always considered on matters where it is known. They enjoy the great privilege of being a revered unathi among the Aut’akh, and their location is kept hidden from most, outside of secret Sinta’Mador codes passed between communes. Occasionally, they will break from their hiding to deliver a word on a grave issue, but such events are rare at best. Some postulate if Paossini is even still alive, or just a rumor perpetuated among the gossipers of each enclave.

	~~== The Grim Compact ==~~

	~~=== Tizma Aihagi ===~~

	Tizma Aihagi, born in '''2420''' to a minor noble Traditionalist family, now rules the [[Grim Compact]]. He was only 19 when the [[Contact War]] went atomic, forcing his Clan to flee into space. With many being slain in the attempt, what few relatives remained with him on a makeshift, damaged shuttlecraft were '''quickly boarded and captured''' by a first generation pirate vessel. His surviving Clan was sold into slavery but he himself remained a captive as his captors argued about the price he would fetch before they agreed to sell him after attacking a Frontier patrol corvette to secure weapons.

	Tizma realized that he would not survive, as his captors were naive, feckless, and did not have a background in warfare. One night before the raid he broke out of the cell and rushed to the Captain’s quarters with a crowbar in hand. He woke up the Captain to allow him to reach for his sword and rise before Tizma, who had been trained for battle by his Clan, deftly slew his enemy.

	He seized command of the ship and intimidated the crew into following him. '''He quickly went about turning his new crew into a hardened fighting force.''' After several months the ship had several small victories under its belt.

	Tizma spent the next decade slowly increasing his wealth and power, and the size of his fleet. His driving goal was to find his scattered clansmen and liberate them, and over the years he succeeded in this quest, bringing the surviving members of his Clan together with him on his ship by '''2454'''.

	In August of '''2456''' his growing, rag-tag pirate fleet launched a surprise raid on a shipyard of the [[Frontier Alliance]], having infiltrated it with false visitor IDs the pirates went in unarmed but picked up weapons caches smuggled into maintenance. They stormed the docked cruiser while most of the crew was out on leave, forcefully ejecting it from the station and fleeing with it before a response could respond in force.

	With the strength of a cruiser and the prestige of the daring caper, '''Tizma’s fame and infamy rapidly spread.''' It was shortly after this that his armada took on the moniker Doom-Sails. Ships within the armada would be given decorative solar sails to be dramatically unfurled outside, or even within, battle. Carving out a small petty empire in the frontier, Tizma ruled several hundred trade routes with an iron fist.

	It was in '''2458''', at 32, that he met '''Yizilna'''. Their fleets had been having skirmishes with one another at certain trade routes as their spheres of operations expanded. The two pirate lords arranged a face to face meeting. Tizma had heard only rumors about the '''Dread-Lady''', and he went in not believing the stories that a woman could be so fearsome, dismissing them as fantasies. When they both entered a small, neutral mining outpost docking bay and he saw her he was immediately smitten at the sight of such a powerful woman.

	He transformed what was meant to be a discussion about how to carve up territory into a proposal for an '''alliance'''. Yizilna laughed him off originally, but he insisted on the benefits an alliance would bring, as well as declaring his desire to rule by her side. Yizilna was soon swayed, and the two formed the [[Grim Compact]].

	Alongside his co-ruler, '''Tizma rapidly consolidated the Compact’s power.''' In a joint operation, Tizma lead an attack on the Kaziti system in '''2459''', rolling over the small rag-tag human and Unathi militia of the short lived and unremarkable Republic of Kaziti. Tizma, with his background in the nobility, laid down the foundation for the Compact’s feudal organization. However around this time was when '''Tizma’s envy''' began to manifest, and the first Great Spat occured, which directly lead to Yizilna defeating a Frontier Alliance fleet in the Battle of Yivari Prime, further driving Tizma’s burning envy.

	Tizma today is known as a measured and business-like Unathi, adherent to Sk’akh. He is generous to his men and magnamious to his victims, following the [[Star Code]] closely. He carries with him the sword he originally gained by killing the Captain that held him hostage decades ago. However he is a man struggling with envy and his temper, which often overtake him. He constantly seeks more power and influence. When times with Yizilna are calm, he is more than happy to operate protection rackets on traders without incident, but when his envy flares up he becomes frustrated with a lack of action and performs more and more daring feats of adventure and danger.

	~~=== Yizilna Mo’hi ===~~

	'''Yizilna Mo’hi''', hatched as Zobari Mo’hi in '''2422''', was raised by a minor Sk’akh Clan that operated a small unchartered fishing guild south of the now-abandoned city of '''Da’kath'''. As a hatchling she had an independent and rambunctious fire, constantly getting into scraps with other hatchlings. Her father immediately saw the potential of a warrior within them, and praised her efforts. However the then-Zobari insisted that they had no interest in wives or courtship, wanting only battle. Annoyed, her father insisted that Yizilna frequently meet with the local Sk’akh priest, of whom continued to press Yizilna to fulfill their duty to the clan. It was here that Yizilna first privately disclosed to him that she had a turmoil between her soul and the vessel of her body. When the priest began admonishing her for wanting to go off to battle as a woman, she falsely recanted, unwilling to lose the potential of glory.

	The growing chaos and tension across Moghes from the arrival of humanity had their father fear for the future of the Clan and so he wanted all of his sons to know how to fight. Yizilna was sent to become an apprentice under '''Zoboz Tza''', a warrior of renown who lived in '''Da’kath'''. Thus in '''2437''', at '''15''', they began training. After only a year, the [[Contact War]] broke out, and Tza took the young Yizilna with them to one of the many battles raging across Moghes.

	Zoboz insisted that Yizilna was not ready to fight when they came to their first battle, in a large farmland south-east of '''Bahard'''. Yizilnai was left to observe at one of the Coalition’s camps on a hill that overlooked the front line. She watched the Coalition levys, numbered in the tens of thousand, engage in battle. Hegemonic breacher suits fired with their exotic, alien laser weaponry during the Coalition charge, killing thousands as she just watched.

	Eagerness overtook her and she abandoned her post, she stole a Threshbeast and rushed to join the battle in simple steel armor. By the time she had reached the front line it had transformed into a brutal, desperate slog at close quarters. She picked up an energy halberd from a fallen Hegemonic warrior and joined the melee. Fighting well at first she was soon overwhelmed and was disarmed. She was saved from a finishing blow by Zobaz, who slew her attacker and reluctantly fought alongside her. The battle was ultimately a pyrrhic victory for the Coalition. Zobaz admitted that she fought well, but admonished her for disobeying him.

	Having taken a serious blow to her dominant arm, she was sent back to her Clan to coalesce until she could wield a weapon properly again. Filled with a new sense of pride and confidence after her first battle, she declared before her clan the true nature of her soul, and she abandoned her old name to take on '''Yizilna'''. Her clan, knowing she was sincere, immediately admonished her for entering into a man’s field of warrior-hood, and demanded that she abandon these pursuits to take on the role of a domestic servant to be prepared to be wed to a wealthier guild family. They took away her weapon and armor, and forbid her from leaving the grounds. She became angry and resentful, believing she more than proved herself. This resentment grew worse as she continued to hear news about the war, while she was trapped cooking and cleaning around the house.

	The sudden atomic hellfire that swept across Moghes came to her when the city of Da’kath was suddenly '''obliterated in the middle of the night by an atomic bomb''', and her Clan was forced to flee, leaving nearly everything behind. They were one of the first to reach the '''Untouched Lands''' after a week of travel, and filtered through the confused and panicked Hegemonic patrols and guard stations to enter Skalamar proper, with several members being separated. With all of the fear that the entire world was facing an encroaching apocalypse they desperately sought passage on one of the many shuttles taking people off-world. At one of the Skalamar shuttleports Yizilna became separated from her Clan in a stampede that forced her into a departing shuttle with hundreds of other strangers.

	This shuttle was quickly poached in-system by one of the countless pirates that were taking advantage of the mass exodus, and all of the passengers were taken prisoner. Yizilna was forced into a servant role with other Unathi prisoners, forced to cater to their human captors. After a year of being held prisoner, on '''2440''' she staged a '''slave uprising''' with the other captors. This uprising was brutally put down, and in their anger the pirate crew took the surviving captives to the Malefaction and sold them all into servitude.

	Yizilna was purchased by one of the slavemasters of the '''Malefaction''' station and once again found herself performing menial duties. Here she endured her servitude for the next seven years. But she was determined to fight back, and spent this time secretly training and plotting with other slaves, engaging in small acts of sabotage and drilling them in forgotten maintenance tunnels using the few lessons she learned from Zobaz, and stolen textbooks on battle doctrine.

	On '''2447''', at '''25''', she staged a slave revolt on the station. This time it was successful. Yizilna had '''every slaver beheaded''', then offered the rest of the pirates amnesty in exchange for serving her.

	Now in charge of a dilapidated retrofitted former space prison and a rag-tag fleet of freed slaves and intimidated pirates with questionable loyalty, Yizilna immediately declared to them all that the next goal was to take over the galaxy.

	On '''2452''' she had grown in infamy after revealing two retrofitted '''Hephaestus''' Promethean super-freighters in the Malefaction shipyard. With the cargo holds torn out and replaced with weapons mounts and additional armor packed onto the front, these new Hammerheads became fearsome, lumbering beasts that could devastate almost any contemporary vessel in a ramming action. The group, with their aggressive bravado, went as far as to name themselves the '''Steel-Spirits'''.

	Their exploits finally frayed the patience of the [[Frontier Alliance]], with nearby member states assembling a fleet to destroy the Malefaction and Yizilna. On the day of their arrival into the system, the Malefaction revealed its secret, and evaded their attack.

	On '''2458''', at '''36''', Yizilna met '''Tizma'''. Frustrated at the sudden encroachment on her territory, she agreed to a meeting, intent on scaring him away. She was surprised at the sudden declaration of love and offer for an alliance by this stranger. In her career Yizilna had encountered men who either resented her or feared her; this was the first man to be so bold as to make an advance. Confused at first, she was soon swayed by his arguments about the strength their armadas could possess if they united. She was also eager to see if this strange man would meet her expectations.

	So the two formed the [[Grim Compact]], and combined themselves into a single armada. They moved the Malefaction to the '''Kaziti system''', overwhelming the defenders and creating a new base of operations. With the new power and wealth provided by the Compact, she could take on more daring operations.

	Yizilna soon started to feel the deep envy Tizma felt at her accomplishments. She was reminded about the humiliation the demands her Clan had put on her, and she delighted in eggingion the envy. She felt as if she was getting back at her clan by projecting them onto Tizma. When the first '''Great Spat''' occurred, she relished the chance to assert her accomplishments and out-do Tizma. She took her entire armada and goaded a Frontier Alliance fleet twice her size into battle, and miraculously defeated it using the same tactics as before, in what is now called the '''Battle of Yivari Prime'''.

	Yizilna today is known as a harsh and crass woman that offends the sensibilities of traditional Unathi for her behavior and actions. She follows the [[Star Code]] with near resentment, and makes exceptions for captured slavers, who she has a standing order to have beheaded whenever captured. She has no interest in her old clan, and makes no effort to find them. She seeks power at the expense of everything else, and some have argued that she only uses the Compact to further this goal. She is constantly seeking excitement in battle, and attracts like-minded individuals, leading to her Steel-Spirits’ reputation.


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>Triogenix: /* Azui Hutay'zai, Overlord, Lord of the Wastes, and Izweski Master of Rivers */

2022-05-14T06:01:12Z

Azui Hutay'zai, Overlord, Lord of the Wastes, and Izweski Master of Rivers

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	The only Tha’akh Hand of the Hegemon, Azui Hutay'zai fills the position of Not'zar's [[Unathi#The_Master_of_Rivers \| Master of Rivers]], overseeing the economy of the Hegemony from his estate on the shore of the Moghresian Sea near his clan's former lands of the Torn Cities. Originally fighting for the Traditionalist Coalition during the Contact War, his father died when the war went nuclear, bathed in the fires that destroyed most of the clan's ancestral land. Azui, who had been leading his clan's forces along the coast at the time, ascended to the throne of his kingdom. There, he would strike a deal with the Hegemony to pledge fealty to clan Izweski and ensure his remaining non-polluted lands would be safe in the hands of the new masters of Moghes, in exchange for his clan being allowed to continue to rule over what it had left of its ancestral lands. After his peace deal and the conclusion of the Contact War, Hutay'zai became one of the most powerful landed nobles within the Hegemony. He set up a new estate on the coast and would use it as a base of operations to continue mining operations within the radiation-blasted lands surrounding the Torn Cities, using the peasant refugee population as an ample workforce with help from the mining guilds. The resources imported into his lands over from these mining operations in the Torn Cities have become even more important to the Hegemony as the scarcity reigns, as they do not require interstellar travel to reach the ever-hungry factories of Jaz'zirt, on the southern side of the sea.		The only Tha’akh Hand of the Hegemon, Azui Hutay'zai fills the position of Not'zar's [[Unathi#The_Master_of_Rivers \| Master of Rivers]], overseeing the economy of the Hegemony from his estate on the shore of the Moghresian Sea near his clan's former lands of the Torn Cities. Originally fighting for the Traditionalist Coalition during the Contact War, his father died when the war went nuclear, bathed in the fires that destroyed most of the clan's ancestral land. Azui, who had been leading his clan's forces along the coast at the time, ascended to the throne of his kingdom. There, he would strike a deal with the Hegemony to pledge fealty to clan Izweski and ensure his remaining non-polluted lands would be safe in the hands of the new masters of Moghes, in exchange for his clan being allowed to continue to rule over what it had left of its ancestral lands. After his peace deal and the conclusion of the Contact War, Hutay'zai became one of the most powerful landed nobles within the Hegemony. He set up a new estate on the coast and would use it as a base of operations to continue mining operations within the radiation-blasted lands surrounding the Torn Cities, using the peasant refugee population as an ample workforce with help from the mining guilds. The resources imported into his lands over from these mining operations in the Torn Cities have become even more important to the Hegemony as the scarcity reigns, as they do not require interstellar travel to reach the ever-hungry factories of Jaz'zirt, on the southern side of the sea.

	Eventually, as the Traditionalist block swelled in the face of Not'zar's reforms and progressive attitude, he would become one of the two overlords of Moghes, coming to be called by many as '''"Lord of the Wastes."''' His lordship extends throughout the Wasteland, officially managing the scattered Hegemonic outposts such as Camp Integrity and Camp Izweski's Honor, as well as supposedly managing the Sinta living in Wasteland communities. However, due to the nature of the Wasteland, this authority is essentially non-existent outside of Hegemonic-controlled outposts, making his ~~lordship~~ only one in name.		Eventually, as the Traditionalist block swelled in the face of Not'zar's reforms and progressive attitude, he would become one of the two overlords of Moghes, coming to be called by many as '''"Lord of the Wastes."''' His lordship extends throughout the Wasteland, officially managing the scattered Hegemonic outposts such as Camp Integrity and Camp Izweski's Honor, as well as supposedly managing the Sinta living in Wasteland communities. However, due to the nature of the Wasteland, this authority is essentially non-existent outside of Hegemonic-controlled outposts, making his overlordship only one in name.

	Azui is known to be one of the most traditional Hegemonic lords, ruling over lands with the minimum of modern amenities; what little modernity his land has is concentrated with the nobility and mining guilds. His appointment as a Hand of the Hegemon, and as one of the two Overlords of Moghes, was a political move made to appease the Traditionalist block which has continued growing after the end of the Contact War. This has made him the unofficial spokesperson for those in the Hegemony who consider themselves Traditionalists and for bringing their concerns before Not’zar whenever he can. However, contrary to what some might say, Hutay’zai has a dogged loyalty towards the Hegemony, believing it the only way Sinta can progress in this new galaxy while keeping what scraps of their tradition they can intact.		Azui is known to be one of the most traditional Hegemonic lords, ruling over lands with the minimum of modern amenities; what little modernity his land has is concentrated with the nobility and mining guilds. His appointment as a Hand of the Hegemon, and as one of the two Overlords of Moghes, was a political move made to appease the Traditionalist block which has continued growing after the end of the Contact War. This has made him the unofficial spokesperson for those in the Hegemony who consider themselves Traditionalists and for bringing their concerns before Not’zar whenever he can. However, contrary to what some might say, Hutay’zai has a dogged loyalty towards the Hegemony, believing it the only way Sinta can progress in this new galaxy while keeping what scraps of their tradition they can intact.

>Triogenix: accidently said something twice.

2022-05-14T06:00:48Z

accidently said something twice.

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	The only Tha’akh Hand of the Hegemon, Azui Hutay'zai fills the position of Not'zar's [[Unathi#The_Master_of_Rivers \| Master of Rivers]], overseeing the economy of the Hegemony from his estate on the shore of the Moghresian Sea near his clan's former lands of the Torn Cities. Originally fighting for the Traditionalist Coalition during the Contact War, his father died when the war went nuclear, bathed in the fires that destroyed most of the clan's ancestral land. Azui, who had been leading his clan's forces along the coast at the time, ascended to the throne of his kingdom. There, he would strike a deal with the Hegemony to pledge fealty to clan Izweski and ensure his remaining non-polluted lands would be safe in the hands of the new masters of Moghes, in exchange for his clan being allowed to continue to rule over what it had left of its ancestral lands. After his peace deal and the conclusion of the Contact War, Hutay'zai became one of the most powerful landed nobles within the Hegemony. He set up a new estate on the coast and would use it as a base of operations to continue mining operations within the radiation-blasted lands surrounding the Torn Cities, using the peasant refugee population as an ample workforce with help from the mining guilds. The resources imported into his lands over from these mining operations in the Torn Cities have become even more important to the Hegemony as the scarcity reigns, as they do not require interstellar travel to reach the ever-hungry factories of Jaz'zirt, on the southern side of the sea.		The only Tha’akh Hand of the Hegemon, Azui Hutay'zai fills the position of Not'zar's [[Unathi#The_Master_of_Rivers \| Master of Rivers]], overseeing the economy of the Hegemony from his estate on the shore of the Moghresian Sea near his clan's former lands of the Torn Cities. Originally fighting for the Traditionalist Coalition during the Contact War, his father died when the war went nuclear, bathed in the fires that destroyed most of the clan's ancestral land. Azui, who had been leading his clan's forces along the coast at the time, ascended to the throne of his kingdom. There, he would strike a deal with the Hegemony to pledge fealty to clan Izweski and ensure his remaining non-polluted lands would be safe in the hands of the new masters of Moghes, in exchange for his clan being allowed to continue to rule over what it had left of its ancestral lands. After his peace deal and the conclusion of the Contact War, Hutay'zai became one of the most powerful landed nobles within the Hegemony. He set up a new estate on the coast and would use it as a base of operations to continue mining operations within the radiation-blasted lands surrounding the Torn Cities, using the peasant refugee population as an ample workforce with help from the mining guilds. The resources imported into his lands over from these mining operations in the Torn Cities have become even more important to the Hegemony as the scarcity reigns, as they do not require interstellar travel to reach the ever-hungry factories of Jaz'zirt, on the southern side of the sea.

	Eventually, as the Traditionalist block swelled in the face of Not'zar's reforms and progressive attitude, he would become one of the two overlords of Moghes, coming to be called by many as '''"Lord of the Wastes."''' His lordship extends throughout the Wasteland, officially managing the scattered Hegemonic outposts such as Camp Integrity and Camp Izweski's Honor, as well as supposedly managing the Sinta living in Wasteland communities. However, due to the nature of the Wasteland, this authority is essentially non-existent outside of Hegemonic-controlled outposts, making his lordship only one in name. The resources imported into his lands over from the aforementioned mining operations in the Torn Cities have become even more important to the Hegemony as the scarcity reigns as they do not require interstellar travel to reach the factories of Jaz'zirt, on the southern side of the sea.		Eventually, as the Traditionalist block swelled in the face of Not'zar's reforms and progressive attitude, he would become one of the two overlords of Moghes, coming to be called by many as '''"Lord of the Wastes."''' His lordship extends throughout the Wasteland, officially managing the scattered Hegemonic outposts such as Camp Integrity and Camp Izweski's Honor, as well as supposedly managing the Sinta living in Wasteland communities. However, due to the nature of the Wasteland, this authority is essentially non-existent outside of Hegemonic-controlled outposts, making his lordship only one in name.

	Azui is known to be one of the most traditional Hegemonic lords, ruling over lands with the minimum of modern amenities; what little modernity his land has is concentrated with the nobility and mining guilds. His appointment as a Hand of the Hegemon, and as one of the two Overlords of Moghes, was a political move made to appease the Traditionalist block which has continued growing after the end of the Contact War. This has made him the unofficial spokesperson for those in the Hegemony who consider themselves Traditionalists and for bringing their concerns before Not’zar whenever he can. However, contrary to what some might say, Hutay’zai has a dogged loyalty towards the Hegemony, believing it the only way Sinta can progress in this new galaxy while keeping what scraps of their tradition they can intact.		Azui is known to be one of the most traditional Hegemonic lords, ruling over lands with the minimum of modern amenities; what little modernity his land has is concentrated with the nobility and mining guilds. His appointment as a Hand of the Hegemon, and as one of the two Overlords of Moghes, was a political move made to appease the Traditionalist block which has continued growing after the end of the Contact War. This has made him the unofficial spokesperson for those in the Hegemony who consider themselves Traditionalists and for bringing their concerns before Not’zar whenever he can. However, contrary to what some might say, Hutay’zai has a dogged loyalty towards the Hegemony, believing it the only way Sinta can progress in this new galaxy while keeping what scraps of their tradition they can intact.

>Triogenix: Merging of new Notable Unathi Enteries

2022-05-04T18:09:37Z

Merging of new Notable Unathi Enteries

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 === Hizoni Razi, ''Izweski Spymaster'' ===
-[[File:HizoniSpymaster.png|thumb|Hizoni Razi in her spymaster regalia, sporting a silver crown. She is known to flaunt her wealth often, and keeps an air of elegance around her.]]
+Lord Izaku has borderline reactionary tendencies, believing that any further modernization or acceptance of the xeno will lead to the death of all that is Sinta. He has at several times made overts threats against his lord, Not'zar Izweski himself, stating that should Not'zar continue his policies, he will consider him to be dishonorable and his pledge of fealty be null. What would happen should Not'zar cross a line in Juyzi's eyes is anyone's guess.
-Hizoni was born 2440 on Ouerea as the third daughter to Guildmaster Keicacu Razi, headmaster of the Merchants Guild and owner of Razi-Snax. As an azure she has been seen as the beauty of her clan, and gained the most attention - learning the ways of womens education from her mother and caretakers. After her teachings, she was put into diplomatic situations to defend the Merchant's Guild from hostile subterfuge - and eventually found herself in a situation where she defended Not'zar Izweski from an assassination attempt, slaying two would-be assassins and destroying the murder plot. Ever since then, Hizoni has found herself enjoying more and more time with the Hegemon Not'zar Izweski. Hizoni's relationship to Not'zar has been made public simply due to the fact Not'zar has continued to use Hizoni's first name only whenever speaking of her, insighting a large amount of interest from bards and paparazzi.
+=== Lord Glatazk Yu'huni, ''The Pious'' ===
-As '''spymaster''' she has a web of female agents that act to defend the Hegemon and Hegemony from dishonorable subterfuge. Being women, they are not held to the same Warrior's Code as men, allowing them to act in their own best interests.
+Lord Glatazk also offers any Sk'akh worshiping Sinta a place in his clan, so long as they originate from the Th'akh Heartlands. This takes the form of an application system, where a Sinta has to answer several questions about their religion, their views on the Church and Hegemony, and acquire several references from co-workers that show their piety. Many faithful Sinta strive to be accepted, yet only the truly fanatical pass his scrutiny.