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===Battle at Glory Station=== ===Battle at Glory Station===
− One of these commands happened to be garrison duty on the world of [[Glory (system)|Glory]], a backwater planet in the [[Kerensky Cluster]] known for its unusually varied topography. Many warriors of the [[Glory Station Garrison (Clan Jade Falcon)|Glory Station Garrison Cluster]] were freeborns, which of course caused a great deal of tension with the [[trueborn]] warriors under his command. Dealing with problems that occurred between the two sides seemed to be an ongoing process, especially with regard to one particular freebirth called [[Star Commander]] Jorge, who could not stop brawling with his trueborn counterparts. During one of these incidents, while proscribing punishment against Jorge for killing trueborn Star Commander Bast in another of their brawls, forces of [[Clan Wolf]] that had appeared days earlier in-system announced their intentions. The already angry Pershaw was stunned to hear the Wolves' Star Colonel [[Mikel Furey]] of the [[16th Battle (Clan Wolf)|16th Battle Cluster]] issue a ''[[batchall]]'' for the possession of Pershaw's own genetic legacy. Horrified at the prospect of his genes being uprooted from the Jade Falcons to the hated Clan Wolf, Pershaw was forced to use all of the warriors at his disposal in order to keep his legacy out of a Wolf genetic repository. This included Star Commander Jorge and his freeborn warriors. As it turned out, Jorge was able to come up with a plan that Pershaw accepted, one that turned the tide of battle at a key moment, allowing the Jade Falcons to win the engagement. Pershaw reveled in sending [[Star Captain]] [[Dwillt Radick]] back to his commander in shame, after refusing to take the Wolf officer as a bondsman for the shame of having lost the battle because of the plans of a freebirth.<ref name=JFSp53/><ref>''Bloodname'', chs. 1–20</ref> + One of these commands happened to be garrison duty on the world of [[Glory (system)|Glory]], a backwater planet in the [[Kerensky Cluster]] known for its unusually varied topography. Many warriors of the [[Glory Station Garrison Cluster (Clan Jade Falcon)|Glory Station Garrison Cluster]] were freeborns, which of course caused a great deal of tension with the [[trueborn]] warriors under his command. Dealing with problems that occurred between the two sides seemed to be an ongoing process, especially with regard to one particular freebirth called [[Star Commander]] Jorge, who could not stop brawling with his trueborn counterparts. During one of these incidents, while proscribing punishment against Jorge for killing trueborn Star Commander Bast in another of their brawls, forces of [[Clan Wolf]] that had appeared days earlier in-system announced their intentions. The already angry Pershaw was stunned to hear the Wolves' Star Colonel [[Mikel Furey]] of the [[16th Battle (Clan Wolf)|16th Battle Cluster]] issue a ''[[batchall]]'' for the possession of Pershaw's own genetic legacy. Horrified at the prospect of his genes being uprooted from the Jade Falcons to the hated Clan Wolf, Pershaw was forced to use all of the warriors at his disposal in order to keep his legacy out of a Wolf genetic repository. This included Star Commander Jorge and his freeborn warriors. As it turned out, Jorge was able to come up with a plan that Pershaw accepted, one that turned the tide of battle at a key moment, allowing the Jade Falcons to win the engagement. Pershaw reveled in sending [[Star Captain]] [[Dwillt Radick]] back to his commander in shame, after refusing to take the Wolf officer as a bondsman for the shame of having lost the battle because of the plans of a freebirth.<ref name=JFSp53/><ref>''Bloodname'', chs. 1–20</ref>
{{Quote|''You are such a fraud, Jorge. I could almost like you. 'What we must do, we do.' Spoken like a trueborn, Jorge, but filth in the mouth of a freebirth.''|Kael Pershaw to Jorge/Aidan after the battle of Glory Station}} {{Quote|''You are such a fraud, Jorge. I could almost like you. 'What we must do, we do.' Spoken like a trueborn, Jorge, but filth in the mouth of a freebirth.''|Kael Pershaw to Jorge/Aidan after the battle of Glory Station}}
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− | One of these commands happened to be garrison duty on the world of [[Glory (system)|Glory]], a backwater planet in the [[Kerensky Cluster]] known for its unusually varied topography. Many warriors of the [[Glory Station Garrison (Clan Jade Falcon)|Glory Station Garrison Cluster]] were freeborns, which of course caused a great deal of tension with the [[trueborn]] warriors under his command. Dealing with problems that occurred between the two sides seemed to be an ongoing process, especially with regard to one particular freebirth called [[Star Commander]] Jorge, who could not stop brawling with his trueborn counterparts. During one of these incidents, while proscribing punishment against Jorge for killing trueborn Star Commander Bast in another of their brawls, forces of [[Clan Wolf]] that had appeared days earlier in-system announced their intentions. The already angry Pershaw was stunned to hear the Wolves' Star Colonel [[Mikel Furey]] of the [[16th Battle (Clan Wolf)|16th Battle Cluster]] issue a ''[[batchall]]'' for the possession of Pershaw's own genetic legacy. Horrified at the prospect of his genes being uprooted from the Jade Falcons to the hated Clan Wolf, Pershaw was forced to use all of the warriors at his disposal in order to keep his legacy out of a Wolf genetic repository. This included Star Commander Jorge and his freeborn warriors. As it turned out, Jorge was able to come up with a plan that Pershaw accepted, one that turned the tide of battle at a key moment, allowing the Jade Falcons to win the engagement. Pershaw reveled in sending [[Star Captain]] [[Dwillt Radick]] back to his commander in shame, after refusing to take the Wolf officer as a bondsman for the shame of having lost the battle because of the plans of a freebirth.<ref name=JFSp53/><ref>''Bloodname'', chs. 1–20</ref> | + | One of these commands happened to be garrison duty on the world of [[Glory (system)|Glory]], a backwater planet in the [[Kerensky Cluster]] known for its unusually varied topography. Many warriors of the [[Glory Station Garrison Cluster (Clan Jade Falcon)|Glory Station Garrison Cluster]] were freeborns, which of course caused a great deal of tension with the [[trueborn]] warriors under his command. Dealing with problems that occurred between the two sides seemed to be an ongoing process, especially with regard to one particular freebirth called [[Star Commander]] Jorge, who could not stop brawling with his trueborn counterparts. During one of these incidents, while proscribing punishment against Jorge for killing trueborn Star Commander Bast in another of their brawls, forces of [[Clan Wolf]] that had appeared days earlier in-system announced their intentions. The already angry Pershaw was stunned to hear the Wolves' Star Colonel [[Mikel Furey]] of the [[16th Battle (Clan Wolf)|16th Battle Cluster]] issue a ''[[batchall]]'' for the possession of Pershaw's own genetic legacy. Horrified at the prospect of his genes being uprooted from the Jade Falcons to the hated Clan Wolf, Pershaw was forced to use all of the warriors at his disposal in order to keep his legacy out of a Wolf genetic repository. This included Star Commander Jorge and his freeborn warriors. As it turned out, Jorge was able to come up with a plan that Pershaw accepted, one that turned the tide of battle at a key moment, allowing the Jade Falcons to win the engagement. Pershaw reveled in sending [[Star Captain]] [[Dwillt Radick]] back to his commander in shame, after refusing to take the Wolf officer as a bondsman for the shame of having lost the battle because of the plans of a freebirth.<ref name=JFSp53/><ref>''Bloodname'', chs. 1–20</ref> |
{{Quote|''You are such a fraud, Jorge. I could almost like you. 'What we must do, we do.' Spoken like a trueborn, Jorge, but filth in the mouth of a freebirth.''|Kael Pershaw to Jorge/Aidan after the battle of Glory Station}} | {{Quote|''You are such a fraud, Jorge. I could almost like you. 'What we must do, we do.' Spoken like a trueborn, Jorge, but filth in the mouth of a freebirth.''|Kael Pershaw to Jorge/Aidan after the battle of Glory Station}} |