Part of Bravo Fleet: The Devil to Pay

USS Republic

Usurper

An empty throne seized, another under threat.

Mission Description

When Sidda Sadovu overthrew the Last Pirate King another life ago, she refused to take up the title. Even tracked down and marooned the only pretender to the throne, bringing an end to an underworld organisation that loomed large in the spinward marches. But now someone has laid claim to the empty throne, rallying disreputable sorts to their banner without any consideration of restraint, seeking only plunder and chaos in their name.

Sidda was done with that part of her life, a new chapter before her. But the past has a nasty habit of rearing its ugly head. This time though she has to play by the rules.

But just exactly whose rules?

About the Mission

Status
In Progress
Total Stories
9
Start Date
02/11/2024
End Date
15/12/2024

19 November 2024

Usurper - 9

USS Republic: Usurper

“You’re kidding, right?” asked Willow Beckman as she sat amongst the senior staff of the USS Republic. “It can do that?” Matt Lake was standing at one end of the conference table, the screen beside him on the wall looping through an animation he’d procured on the subject of the briefing [...]

17 November 2024

Usurper - 8

USS Republic: Usurper

“Alright pirate-whisperer, what’s going on?” Blake Pisani’s out of the blue question was just as unexpected as her appearance in the Agora and her taking the seat opposite Jenu Trid. The Agora wasn’t terribly busy at this hour, more of a mid-shift lunch break vibe filling the space than [...]

16 November 2024

Usurper - 7

USS Republic: Usurper

“This is a rather impressive list of accusations.” Selu Levne’s summary of Starfleet Operations and Intelligence’s reporting on the activity of the most recent Last Pirate King was technically correct, if underselling it considerably. Gone was the low-level harassment, occasional larceny, [...]

15 November 2024

Usurper - 6

USS Republic: Usurper

The Pynx aboard Republic served one primary purpose; a retreat for the senior staff to unwind in a limited social environment. Not quite the full-on crew interaction of the Agora, nor the complete privacy of personal quarters. Its atmosphere was designed for a cosy, relaxed space, with warm [...]