"Our and Xia's forces are already working together to destroy one of the brotherhoods bases. Speaking of which..." The turaga vanishes momentarily and reappears. "There. I think they will have much more pressure on their defenses now."
"A simple external base is of no consequence. We must attack somewhere that has weight to its name. Somewhere where Brotherhood occupation is a stain on all of us."
He turns to the ANG commander.
"Atero Nui."
"You want to drive the brotherhood out of that city? Hmmm." The turaga nods. "Yes, that sounds like a fantastic idea."
"A simple external base is of no consequence. We must attack somewhere that has weight to its name. Somewhere where Brotherhood occupation is a stain on all of us."
He turns to the ANG commander.
"Atero Nui."
"A couple insane 'heroes' have left to go deal with the Manas there. While normally I would not be especially optimistic, I have noticed that small groups of Toa tend to acheive things far beyond what they should be able to."
"We should have coordinated out efforts before they went. Even if they can bring down the manas, we will not be ready to launch an attack in time."
"A couple insane 'heroes' have left to go deal with the Manas there. While normally I would not be especially optimistic, I have noticed that small groups of Toa tend to acheive things far beyond what they should be able to."
"We should have coordinated out efforts before they went. Even if they can bring down the manas, we will not be ready to launch an attack in time."
"Seeing how all of New Artakha was so recently razed to the ground, I'd say you prepare too hastily."
"We recovered and were back to devising technological breakthroughs in a week, with fifteen times as much land to boot. In fact, I should than the Brotherhood - without that event, we would not have so quickly thought to spread out and found colonies."
"Seeing how all of New Artakha was so recently razed to the ground, I'd say you prepare too hastily."
"We recovered and were back to devising technological breakthroughs in a week, with fifteen times as much land to boot. In fact, I should than the Brotherhood - without that event, we would not have so quickly thought to spread out and found colonies."
"Your loyalties shift quickly, Turaga. Five minutes ago you were professing that the Brotherhood must be stopped. Now you are praising them. Should we expect such fickle fealty when the time comes for war?"
"We recovered and were back to devising technological breakthroughs in a week, with fifteen times as much land to boot. In fact, I should than the Brotherhood - without that event, we would not have so quickly thought to spread out and found colonies."
"Your loyalties shift quickly, Turaga. Five minutes ago you were professing that the Brotherhood must be stopped. Now you are praising them. Should we expect such fickle fealty when the time comes for war?"
The turaga glares acidly at Terahka. "You know what I meant, and that most certainly was not it. That was not appraisal - it was merely a statement that we sprung back to heights higher than ever before days after being destroyed. Cease your attempts to twist my words."
"We recovered and were back to devising technological breakthroughs in a week, with fifteen times as much land to boot. In fact, I should than the Brotherhood - without that event, we would not have so quickly thought to spread out and found colonies."
"Your loyalties shift quickly, Turaga. Five minutes ago you were professing that the Brotherhood must be stopped. Now you are praising them. Should we expect such fickle fealty when the time comes for war?"
Proto sighs. "He's not supporting them. He is making an exaggerated statement. Your verbal sparring is, quite frankly, unneeded and easily seen through."
"Your loyalties shift quickly, Turaga. Five minutes ago you were professing that the Brotherhood must be stopped. Now you are praising them. Should we expect such fickle fealty when the time comes for war?"
Proto sighs. "He's not supporting them. He is making an exaggerated statement. Your verbal sparring is, quite frankly, unneeded and easily seen through."
"I would agree, if only all present would see things for what they are. New Artakha believes that the Brotherhood is of no consequence because they survived the initial attack. But what if the brotherhood had wanted the land upon which you city stands? What if they had built a fortress on the site? What if they had murdered you and the rest of your people? No, the attack on new Artakha was a warning. A warning you will not heed; If the Brotherhood wanted you gone, you would be gone! If we are going to do anything to change this scenario, where Inharax has free reign to bully his neighbours into submission, we need to unite. Not just one or two of us, but all of the neighbours that have been slighted by Inharax's brutal fist."
Proto sighs. "He's not supporting them. He is making an exaggerated statement. Your verbal sparring is, quite frankly, unneeded and easily seen through."
"I would agree, if only all present would see things for what they are. New Artakha believes that the Brotherhood is of no consequence because they survived the initial attack. But what if the brotherhood had wanted the land upon which you city stands? What if they had built a fortress on the site? What if they had murdered you and the rest of your people? No, the attack on new Artakha was a warning. A warning you will not heed; If the Brotherhood wanted you gone, you would be gone! If we are going to do anything to change this scenario, where Inharax has free reign to bully his neighbours into submission, we need to unite. Not just one or two of us, but all of the neighbours that have been slighted by Inharax's brutal fist."
"That is what this meeting is for." Istaki replied with a nod. "Unity is the first Virtue."
"I would agree, if only all present would see things for what they are. New Artakha believes that the Brotherhood is of no consequence because they survived the initial attack. But what if the brotherhood had wanted the land upon which you city stands? What if they had built a fortress on the site? What if they had murdered you and the rest of your people? No, the attack on new Artakha was a warning. A warning you will not heed; If the Brotherhood wanted you gone, you would be gone! If we are going to do anything to change this scenario, where Inharax has free reign to bully his neighbours into submission, we need to unite. Not just one or two of us, but all of the neighbours that have been slighted by Inharax's brutal fist."
"That is what this meeting is for." Istaki replied with a nod. "Unity is the first Virtue."
A vahki walks up, "Why are you guys being so quiet?"
Proto sighs. "He's not supporting them. He is making an exaggerated statement. Your verbal sparring is, quite frankly, unneeded and easily seen through."
"I would agree, if only all present would see things for what they are. New Artakha believes that the Brotherhood is of no consequence because they survived the initial attack. But what if the brotherhood had wanted the land upon which you city stands? What if they had built a fortress on the site? What if they had murdered you and the rest of your people? No, the attack on new Artakha was a warning. A warning you will not heed; If the Brotherhood wanted you gone, you would be gone! If we are going to do anything to change this scenario, where Inharax has free reign to bully his neighbours into submission, we need to unite. Not just one or two of us, but all of the neighbours that have been slighted by Inharax's brutal fist."
They wanted the RRMS dead, and they survived relatively well... "...Uniting forces is the entire point of this meeting, though you seem determined to accuse me of naivety, hastiness, and betrayal." The turaga sighs. "Shall we begin planning our attack, or do you wish to accuse me of something else?"
"I would agree, if only all present would see things for what they are. New Artakha believes that the Brotherhood is of no consequence because they survived the initial attack. But what if the brotherhood had wanted the land upon which you city stands? What if they had built a fortress on the site? What if they had murdered you and the rest of your people? No, the attack on new Artakha was a warning. A warning you will not heed; If the Brotherhood wanted you gone, you would be gone! If we are going to do anything to change this scenario, where Inharax has free reign to bully his neighbours into submission, we need to unite. Not just one or two of us, but all of the neighbours that have been slighted by Inharax's brutal fist."
They wanted the RRMS dead, and they survived relatively well... "...Uniting forces is the entire point of this meeting, though you seem determined to accuse me of naivety, hastiness, and betrayal." The turaga sighs. "Shall we begin planning our attack, or do you wish to accuse me of something else?"
"One thing: Is the problem Inharax, or is it the RMS? Because methods of combating the one are rather trivial, whereas stomping out the RMS requires a significantly greater amount of work."
They wanted the RRMS dead, and they survived relatively well... "...Uniting forces is the entire point of this meeting, though you seem determined to accuse me of naivety, hastiness, and betrayal." The turaga sighs. "Shall we begin planning our attack, or do you wish to accuse me of something else?"
"One thing: Is the problem Inharax, or is it the RMS? Because methods of combating the one are rather trivial, whereas stomping out the RMS requires a significantly greater amount of work."
"Both in conjunction. We cannot defeat one, and let the other live. As for you, Turaga, You are being brash and arrogant. I am ensuring that you understand that we have a long road ahead of us, and it will be no easy trek. We will need all the help we can get, and that includes everyone from the smallest koro, to the grandest city. That way we can use resources equally, and save resources for a longer war."
"One thing: Is the problem Inharax, or is it the RMS? Because methods of combating the one are rather trivial, whereas stomping out the RMS requires a significantly greater amount of work."
"Both in conjunction. We cannot defeat one, and let the other live. As for you, Turaga, You are being brash and arrogant. I am ensuring that you understand that we have a long road ahead of us, and it will be no easy trek. We will need all the help we can get, and that includes everyone from the smallest koro, to the grandest city. That way we can use resources equally, and save resources for a longer war."
"As we speak, the Guard is recruiting these forces from across the planet." Istaki looked from Terakha to the turaga, taking careful consideration of the slight animosity between them. "You two will have to put your taste in manners aside and direct your full attention on the situation at hand. Now, if the major Koros agree to our union, we may need help securing them from the brotherhood by setting up admirable defences."
"One thing: Is the problem Inharax, or is it the RMS? Because methods of combating the one are rather trivial, whereas stomping out the RMS requires a significantly greater amount of work."
"Both in conjunction. We cannot defeat one, and let the other live. As for you, Turaga, You are being brash and arrogant. I am ensuring that you understand that we have a long road ahead of us, and it will be no easy trek. We will need all the help we can get, and that includes everyone from the smallest koro, to the grandest city. That way we can use resources equally, and save resources for a longer war."
"I fail to see how you infer each of these insults from the speed our forces can be mobilized. Nonetheless, shall we get to the task at hand? We need to unite, yes, that's very nice and something all of us know already, but what and how shall we attack?"
"Both in conjunction. We cannot defeat one, and let the other live. As for you, Turaga, You are being brash and arrogant. I am ensuring that you understand that we have a long road ahead of us, and it will be no easy trek. We will need all the help we can get, and that includes everyone from the smallest koro, to the grandest city. That way we can use resources equally, and save resources for a longer war."
"As we speak, the Guard is recruiting these forces from across the planet." Istaki looked from Terakha to the turaga, taking careful consideration of the slight animosity between them. "You two will have to put your taste in manners aside and direct your full attention on the situation at hand. Now, if the major Koros agree to our union, we may need help securing them from the brotherhood by setting up admirable defences."
"We have systems that can defend against Inharax's interceptors."