Narir Solus
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- Joined
- Dec 15, 2018
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Bilbringi was one of those places that you didn't know what it was until you heard someone mention it. Like you, right now, looking up what it is. Well, Narir didn't really know what it was either until one of his fellow Badgers had told him about it, and poof here he was. He had been here a week and could still barely keep himself from pronouncing it "Bilibringi" for one reason or another.
But this was where Imperials had made one of their shipyards, so it was where there were now Badgers. The great and terrible thing about the Empire from a tactical perspective was that it was huge, which made it all but impossible for your enemies to predict where you would appear next. That was one of the things that Narir was taking full advantage of. Sure, they'd face some minor resistance, but nothing like an ambush. The enemy couldn't predict where they would be because even Narir hadn't known until... very recently.
Their target was one of the Imperial-specific manufacturing centers. It produced nothing but parts for Imperial ships. The Empire had a lot of resources, but losing their manufacturers - even for a behemoth their size - would eventually start to hurt if they didn't get their heads screwed on. Narir was counting on it hurting. These were major - or at least semi-major - military targets, and they were being lost one by one. @Lucid @Painus
But this was where Imperials had made one of their shipyards, so it was where there were now Badgers. The great and terrible thing about the Empire from a tactical perspective was that it was huge, which made it all but impossible for your enemies to predict where you would appear next. That was one of the things that Narir was taking full advantage of. Sure, they'd face some minor resistance, but nothing like an ambush. The enemy couldn't predict where they would be because even Narir hadn't known until... very recently.
Their target was one of the Imperial-specific manufacturing centers. It produced nothing but parts for Imperial ships. The Empire had a lot of resources, but losing their manufacturers - even for a behemoth their size - would eventually start to hurt if they didn't get their heads screwed on. Narir was counting on it hurting. These were major - or at least semi-major - military targets, and they were being lost one by one. @Lucid @Painus