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Lola Sayu
“Log date 4-1-88, Lola Sayu, a world ravaged by cataclysm for thousands of years now a mere husk of what once was a living planet, just because it’s a pathetic molten rock hurdling through space does not mean it isn’t without it’s uses, those thousands of years of molten magma has carved the crust into a jagged hellish landscape a perfect place to put people not wanting them to escape, thus begins my plan for this world a collection of high security prisons to hold and break the most dangerous of criminal in particular, Jedi. My promotion to Moff came not to a surprise to me if anything it feels late but to now sit on this council I can’t help but wonder why I was interested with such a worthless planet the only reason anything good is going to come out of it is because I’m in power here and my resolve is unprecedented.”
Bishnu sat in her commanding chair in the central control room gazing off into the large lava lake below. the prison was still under construction but the central stronghold “The Watcher” was finished, 400 guards and 200 workers manned this forward battle station, it was full operational and fully armed, her command tower could see anything and everything entering and leaving this planet atmosphere. As she finished taking her log she heard two footsteps approach her desk, the stood in front of her desk quietly and calmly. The woman cleared her throat.
“Umm Miss?” *Bishnu lent her one glaring eye. One of the women who worked with the radar, she was dressed very properly in her Sith uniform, very chimerical.* “We huh…” Fear could be blatantly heard in her voice. “We have a incoming ship, coming towards The Watcher.” Bishnu reluctantly spoke. “Friendlies?” “Yes by the looks of it.” “Perfect.” Bishnu replied turning her chair around now showing her full body even whilst sitting she was taller then the woman. “I’ve been expecting some company, for about a week now...” Bishnu got up and made her way to the exit of the central control room, the woman followed. “Uhh Miss!” “What?” Bishnu said mildly annoyed now. “That isn’t all I had to report.” Bishnu subsided, “Fine then, walk with me.”
Bishnu made her way down the narrow halls of the upper floors towards the elevators heading down wards, his new little “friend” beside her, the small girl cleared her throat again, Bishnu figured she was sick. “First off Mi…” Bishnu interrupted her to correct her “Mam” “M… Mam, you got a gift from an investor from Desvero, he gave you flowers as congratulations for your promotion.” “Perfect. put them where all useless material gifts that are given to me go.” “The huh incinerator mam?” Bisnhu answered level headed and begrudgingly as they stepped into the elevator towards the main hangar. “Don’t talk back to me, you’ve worked here long enough to know where it they go.” All fell silent briefly much to the pleasure of Bishnu then she spoke again in her high pitched voice. “Finally miss, umm... We have a gotten some concerns from some, metal workers.” she raised a brow. “And what’s that?” “Twelve metal workers have reported to of gone on a hunger strike until they receive better working conditions and more time to see their families.” “Is that so?” She chuckled, “Umm…” Signalling to the girl her name. “Margret.” Margret, what a worthless name, she digressed. "Margret how many operational prison holds do we have?” “Ummm…” Margret quickly grabbed the datapad she had under her sleeve and quickly searched through files, much faster then Bishnu could. “We have 16 full operational cells and 22 near operational.” “Perfect, lock all of those treasonous miners in the operational cells and don’t feed them, at all.” “Uh miss?” “You heard me! Oh and stream the inner workings of the cells.” “I don't mean to be rood mam but w… why?” “To remind the other workers that this is what happens when you don’t accept the food we supply. If I just let this slide insubordination would most certainly be next and we both don't want that do we?!” "No, miss."
Bishnu and her small follower made their way out of the elevator into the large hangar straight towards the docking bay awaiting their guests, Bishnu wasn’t too sure why margret was still following her and wished she’d go away but she didn’t have the time or energy to do anything about it. Bishnu looked to her left where a few workers control the ray shields on the hangar door, she raised her fist then dropped it signalling they lower the shields.