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Stars' End Prison
Mytus VII, Corporate Sector
Mytus VII, Corporate Sector
The infamous Stars' End has held the title of one of the best-known maximum security facilities in the galaxy over the centuries, since the days of Palpatine's original Galactic Empire. But it was not run by the Imperials entirely. The Corporate Sector Authority currently works with the New Sith Imperium to manage the facility, located in the remote Mytus system, on the edge of the galaxy.
The core of Stars’ End was a 40-story tower which could hold thousands of criminals and political dissidents stored in stasis booths. The subterranean levels were taken up by an enormous power generator that provided energy for the whole installation. Above came the main section of the tower with forty levels of detention cells. Each level had the height of three regular levels with industrial-grade energy power supply. The thousands of stasis tubes could easily be access by catwalks and walkways. Computer stations allowed quick access to system, maintenance, and repair parameters. The prisoner's life signs were constantly monitored from the administrative levels.
The top levels included medical facilities for the prisoners and interrogation rooms as well as an orbital skyhook for docking with larger dungeon vessels. The hangars could handle ships of up to 300 meters length with short-range shuttles servicing larger ships. Other facilities were hydroponic farms, along with housing and medical facilities for maintenance and technical personnel, Security Police enforcers, guards, and executives. Command stations for sensors and defense were also located underground, directly at the corresponding installations. All facilities of Stars’ End were connected by a complete monorail network, which also allowed a direct and quick transfer of prisoners directly to the starport to the tower.
The top levels included medical facilities for the prisoners and interrogation rooms as well as an orbital skyhook for docking with larger dungeon vessels. The hangars could handle ships of up to 300 meters length with short-range shuttles servicing larger ships. Other facilities were hydroponic farms, along with housing and medical facilities for maintenance and technical personnel, Security Police enforcers, guards, and executives. Command stations for sensors and defense were also located underground, directly at the corresponding installations. All facilities of Stars’ End were connected by a complete monorail network, which also allowed a direct and quick transfer of prisoners directly to the starport to the tower.
Why is the Star Cabal concerned about some far-off prison on the edge of the galaxy? The Imperial authorities have discovered some of the Cabal's agents within the Imperium, and have transported them to Stars' End for interrogation and, most likely, execution. The agents are aware of sensitive information that cannot be allowed to fall into the hands of the Imperial government, and they have sent communications before their capture claiming to be in possession of important data chips that could help the Cabal in future missions.
That is why he, Rellis Elegin, the head of Cabal Council himself, is personally overseeing this operation to extract the agents. He is now on his way to the facility with two of his operatives, including his bodyguard and main lieutenant, who is a former Alliance Army commando, along with a new face to the Cabal -- a Trandoshan mercenary.
The plan is simple: enter Stars' End wearing Imperial uniforms, claim that the imprisoned agents need to be moved at the request of High Command, and get them back to the stolen Imperial shuttle provided to them by their other contacts in the Imperium. But the nobleman from the Senex-Juvex Kingdom has had enough experience to know that plans rarely survived when put into practice.
Rellis turned to his compatriots as they sat in the cockpit of the shuttle approaching Stars' End, asking them, "I assume you have read the briefing by now?"
He couldn't help but smile when seeing the Trandoshan in an Imperial uniform, which all three had to wear as a disguise for this mission. Now that's something I never thought I'd see.