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Line 42: Gerbar Island is a special case. Featuring a [[Star League era]] 'Mech maintenance facility, it is owned by ''[[Shonso]]'' Jukon Miwong. After the execution of his daughter, a Death Commando cadet, by her fellow cadets for recklessly endangering her life and thus breaking her Death Commando vows, Miwong renounced his ties to the Confederation and declared his fief on Gebrar Island independent; his private army is strong enough to effectively guard it and as a last resort he has installed a nuclear warhead that could destroy the valuable facility at his command. He is eventually killed by Jen Xiao, ending the insurrection on Gebrar Island. Gerbar Island is a special case. Featuring a [[Star League era]] 'Mech maintenance facility, it is owned by ''[[Shonso]]'' Jukon Miwong. After the execution of his daughter, a Death Commando cadet, by her fellow cadets for recklessly endangering her life and thus breaking her Death Commando vows, Miwong renounced his ties to the Confederation and declared his fief on Gebrar Island independent; his private army is strong enough to effectively guard it and as a last resort he has installed a nuclear warhead that could destroy the valuable facility at his command. He is eventually killed by Jen Xiao, ending the insurrection on Gebrar Island. − A week after the initial landings, Warrior House Fujita begins a guerrilla war against the invaders. Evading a stand-up fight, they carry out hit-and-run strikes that cause losses to the Andurien troops and begin to affect morale. The Andurien regiment's Gamma Battalion set up their main camp in the former Death Commando training barracks to make a point, but over time several patrols vanish without a trace, unsettling the soldiers. + A week after the initial landings, Warrior House Fujita begins a guerilla war against the invaders. Evading a stand-up fight, they carry out hit-and-run strikes that cause losses to the Andurien troops and begin to affect morale. The Andurien regiment's Gamma Battalion set up their main camp in the former Death Commando training barracks to make a point, but over time several patrols vanish without a trace, unsettling the soldiers. The freedom-loving Andurien troops are appalled at the plight of the [[servitor]] caste in Capellan society, and are determined to free the perceived slaves. However, the servitor castemen are required to keep the most basic work done across the entire planet (and on the space station). Many servitors are incapable of living a free life, having known nothing but being a servitor for generations. Count Kessderr, the young Andurien noble in charge of the civilian administration, is nevertheless eventually stirred into action by the fate of a servitor woman of Andurien origin who was cruelly mistreated by her master for running away. On 5 December 3030 Kessderr decrees that all servitors have to be released. This leads to a near-collapse of the infrastructure, as many Capellan citizens refuse to perform menial work like harvesting. Within less than two weeks, food riots break out and marauding mobs sow chaos. The freedom-loving Andurien troops are appalled at the plight of the [[servitor]] caste in Capellan society, and are determined to free the perceived slaves. However, the servitor castemen are required to keep the most basic work done across the entire planet (and on the space station). Many servitors are incapable of living a free life, having known nothing but being a servitor for generations. Count Kessderr, the young Andurien noble in charge of the civilian administration, is nevertheless eventually stirred into action by the fate of a servitor woman of Andurien origin who was cruelly mistreated by her master for running away. On 5 December 3030 Kessderr decrees that all servitors have to be released. This leads to a near-collapse of the infrastructure, as many Capellan citizens refuse to perform menial work like harvesting. Within less than two weeks, food riots break out and marauding mobs sow chaos.
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Gerbar Island is a special case. Featuring a [[Star League era]] 'Mech maintenance facility, it is owned by ''[[Shonso]]'' Jukon Miwong. After the execution of his daughter, a Death Commando cadet, by her fellow cadets for recklessly endangering her life and thus breaking her Death Commando vows, Miwong renounced his ties to the Confederation and declared his fief on Gebrar Island independent; his private army is strong enough to effectively guard it and as a last resort he has installed a nuclear warhead that could destroy the valuable facility at his command. He is eventually killed by Jen Xiao, ending the insurrection on Gebrar Island. | Gerbar Island is a special case. Featuring a [[Star League era]] 'Mech maintenance facility, it is owned by ''[[Shonso]]'' Jukon Miwong. After the execution of his daughter, a Death Commando cadet, by her fellow cadets for recklessly endangering her life and thus breaking her Death Commando vows, Miwong renounced his ties to the Confederation and declared his fief on Gebrar Island independent; his private army is strong enough to effectively guard it and as a last resort he has installed a nuclear warhead that could destroy the valuable facility at his command. He is eventually killed by Jen Xiao, ending the insurrection on Gebrar Island. | ||
| − | A week after the initial landings, Warrior House Fujita begins a | + | A week after the initial landings, Warrior House Fujita begins a guerilla war against the invaders. Evading a stand-up fight, they carry out hit-and-run strikes that cause losses to the Andurien troops and begin to affect morale. The Andurien regiment's Gamma Battalion set up their main camp in the former Death Commando training barracks to make a point, but over time several patrols vanish without a trace, unsettling the soldiers. |
The freedom-loving Andurien troops are appalled at the plight of the [[servitor]] caste in Capellan society, and are determined to free the perceived slaves. However, the servitor castemen are required to keep the most basic work done across the entire planet (and on the space station). Many servitors are incapable of living a free life, having known nothing but being a servitor for generations. Count Kessderr, the young Andurien noble in charge of the civilian administration, is nevertheless eventually stirred into action by the fate of a servitor woman of Andurien origin who was cruelly mistreated by her master for running away. On 5 December 3030 Kessderr decrees that all servitors have to be released. This leads to a near-collapse of the infrastructure, as many Capellan citizens refuse to perform menial work like harvesting. Within less than two weeks, food riots break out and marauding mobs sow chaos. | The freedom-loving Andurien troops are appalled at the plight of the [[servitor]] caste in Capellan society, and are determined to free the perceived slaves. However, the servitor castemen are required to keep the most basic work done across the entire planet (and on the space station). Many servitors are incapable of living a free life, having known nothing but being a servitor for generations. Count Kessderr, the young Andurien noble in charge of the civilian administration, is nevertheless eventually stirred into action by the fate of a servitor woman of Andurien origin who was cruelly mistreated by her master for running away. On 5 December 3030 Kessderr decrees that all servitors have to be released. This leads to a near-collapse of the infrastructure, as many Capellan citizens refuse to perform menial work like harvesting. Within less than two weeks, food riots break out and marauding mobs sow chaos. | ||