Recent content by Jasnah Atreides

Jayna's indifference regarding the princeling wasn't entirely surprising, but it did Jasnah a little about the younger woman. She had met the sort while working her way up through the Diplomatic Corps, and along the way was herself on the receiving end of that treatment on more than one...

Jasnah was intrigued by Jayna, not just because of who she was, but also because of who she was. Given who her father was, living up to those expectations would not be easy, specially now that her brother was playing hero with the Jedi. She had known her own share of hurdles on her way to where...

Standing at the edge of the small group, all listening intently to the bombastic tale of chivalric heroism the disturbingly handsome man was dramatically narrating, Jasnah sipped at her drink and waited politely. The look on the face of the Mistryl guard, who was trying to blend into the...

Things were thrown into disarray for a while, first by the ISB's request for some members to leave, and then later on their return by the arrival of first Darth Draugr and then Wodan. And surprisingly it was the second that caused real waves, but calling for Altair to become Emperor. That had...

"I agree with your assessment of the Republic and the Free Worlds, but there might be something we can do to preempt any action against the Empire, however likely or unlikely it might be." Jasnah spoke up as she entered the tent, late to arrive but eager to participate. "There are planets within...

Jasnah stepped out of the waiting room and moved towards podium, a group of reporters waiting beyond. She carried a folder in her arms, often carried by dignitaries with prepared speeches when facing the media at a time like this. She didn't really need it though, she knew just what she needed...

Jasnah heard, Jasnah agreed, Jasnah voted. @everyone

Jasnah had stood by and let everyone argue the motion, for even the arrival of the Jedi did not seem to sway matters enough to put her end goal at risk. When Vice President Ordalos spoke up the noose was tightened. Sure, there were some unexpected developments, like the Senator from Kuat...

Jasnah had not fought a great many wars, none really, but she had heard stories. Stories of being on the frontlines, putting your life on the line, dodging blaster bolts, explosions, facing lightsabers. Those who had told her that it was terrifying, but it was also in some weird way at times...

"Senator Aezzairrfhowrrhudrrl," Jasnah spoke up once he had said his bit, her pronunciation of his name perfect, her tone respectful, her demeanor calm, "I apologize, but there are Jedi allies present here today. The Jedi have fought for you on numerous occasions, for all intents and purposes...

Having been caught a little unawares when the wookiee senator has suddenly begun voicing his chagrin about the very evident power play that the Chancellor had made by asking to shift the order in which proposals were put forward, Jasnah had spent the duration of the subsequent discussion with...

Jasnah couldn't say she was surprised when the Republic Chancellor spoke up and asked for a shift in the order of business for the session. After all, this was the key matter at hand. The star attraction, the reason everyone had dialed in. Well, she was glad for it. More eyes on her, more...

Jasnah felt more alive than she ever had. She had finally made it, no longer sitting in the back taking notes for the fools who thought themselves good enough to actually be where she was now. But here she was, not only given a seat at the table, but actually presenting a proposal of her own...

Hounded by reporters since the news had broken out, Jasnah found herself preparing a statement to ensure that the Empire did not suffer for her own carelessness with regards to Sol's announcement. She had received more than one self-satisfied smirk from members of the Diplomatic Corps who had...

As a member of the diplomatic corps, Jasnah wasn't technically a part of the wide umbrella that covered the Imperial Armed Forces, but she did end up working hand in hand with enough officers and aides in the Armed Forces that she had warranted an invite to the ceremony. She most definitely...