Recent content by Aurora Adasca

Aurora had remained silent during the debate. She had time and again made her stance on this issue clear, and she made it clearer—albeit silently—by glaring up at Senator Cormond as she hit the Yay button on her Senate pod. Corruption in the Republic needed to be rooted out, whatever the means...

Aurora's eyes had been opened recently about how deep the corruption in the Republic went. The choice, then, was easy for her. She voted Yay on her pod. As she did, she threw her glance upward at Nico's pod. She hoped this display had him shitting his pants. After the dressing down he had given...

Aurora had thought long and hard on who she would vote for to replace Mori. She had not liked Mori's stance, nor had she enjoyed the woman's proclivity to be swayed like a reed in the wind, evidenced by how quickly she caved to Sith pressure; but she had admired the woman's conviction. She...

Now, it was her victory. The snake had managed to maintain his public image and hide his wrongdoing... for the moment, but in the realm of romance, he had a long way to go; and he quickly forgot, she had gleaned a tad bit of information on that particular facet of his life during his little...

He did have her trapped... in one way. But there were many paths to victory and just as many out of defeat. Fortunately, she had sensed his intentions with the HoloNet reporters from the moment he had first led her out in front of them. And, while she couldn't backpedal now, that didn't mean she...

Even Aurora knew that she had lost the battle. Several battles, if everything Nico said. But he was wrong about one thing: the war wasn't over. Not by a long shot. By making this declaration, he was reigniting their rivalry and making it even more fiery than before. He thought himself above her...

Aurora felt her stomach drop into a pit of molten rock. She was furious and it took every ounce of her self-control to keep her outward facade from dropping. But he would know. He would feel her become stiff as a board under his touch, as though she was repulsed by the very feel of him; and, in...

Aurora played along outwardly. She smiled pleasantly for the HoloNet reporters and even for him; but, inwardly, her mind was racing. Nico didn't say anything without purpose. There was always a double-meaning, especially when he was speaking in front of the public. His image mattered most to...

. Aurora never thought she'd come to long for the cold slopes of Arkania, but that day had finally arrived. Coruscant was becoming too much for her in recent weeks and months. If it wasn't something pressing in the Senate, it was meeting with diplomats, greasy CEOs, or the busy skylanes...

Aurora was pleased. Only a few voices had spoken up, but there seemed to be support for her proposal. Many in the Senate were too frightened to contact the Jedi after the vote for the non-aggression pact. She didn't blame them. The looming threat of the Sith Empire was a daunting one, but it was...

. Several years had passed since Aurora's initial proposal to the Jedi Council. Five to be exact. Incidents on Alderaan and Brentaal had kept her priorities elsewhere, but, finally, it was time to make good on that proposal. The Exiles had transformed into the Sith Empire, making them more...

. "Honorable representatives of the Republic!" Aurora Adasca once more stood before the Senate body. But, for once, her voice was not to be used to draw attention to corruption or the rank stupidity that often befell Senate hearings, but to an urgent issue on a well-known planet in the...

. Another day, another vote. Aurora's life as a Senator was becoming busier by the day. With the Chancellor resigning, the vote for a new one impending, that wasn't likely to change anytime soon. Compound that with the debate on rearming the Republic military and the recent charges of...

For Aurora Adasca, this vote was a no-brainer, especially after the incident last week. The Republic was in need of some serious introspection. Quietly, she brought up the voting screen on her pod and voted, Yay. She hoped life would return to normal after all of this. She really didn't like how...

Aurora wasn't sure how to feel. On the one hand, she was pleased so many senators supported the topics she had brought to the floor. On the other, she was... less than optimistic as to where it would lead. Necessary or not, she didn't want war. And then there was the matter of Chancellor Valorum...