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Line 22: However, his brother's paranoia becomes more and more issue, Brion began stirring him men ready for war. Carlos had assembled a fleet of WarShips and atomic weaponry, with some of League's rare BattleMech Regiments in [[Oriente]] system for preemptive strike that would lead to war. However, a [[Terran Hegemony|Terran Hegemony's]] strike fleet arrived led by [[Director-General]] [[Theodore Cameron (26th c.)|Theodore Cameron]] arrived in-system and inflicted heavy losses to Free Worlds League fleet. However, his brother's paranoia becomes more and more issue, Brion began stirring him men ready for war. Carlos had assembled a fleet of WarShips and atomic weaponry, with some of League's rare BattleMech Regiments in [[Oriente]] system for preemptive strike that would lead to war. However, a [[Terran Hegemony|Terran Hegemony's]] strike fleet arrived led by [[Director-General]] [[Theodore Cameron (26th c.)|Theodore Cameron]] arrived in-system and inflicted heavy losses to Free Worlds League fleet. − With this disaster, Brion marshal political/military forces conducted a bloodless coup on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]], claiming the Captain-General was not fit to rule. His brother with his surviving forces in Oriente would refuse to acknowledge Brion. After League's Parliament dispatch envoys to convince his brother to take position as Speaker of Parliament, he would rant and rave he would only one worthy to hold position of Captain-General. This outburst among his men, would soon convince most of the surviving naval forces in Oriente to acknowledge orders and return to capital. + With this disaster, Brion marshal political/military forces conducted a bloodless coup on [[Atreus]], claiming the Captain-General was not fit to rule. His brother with his surviving forces in Oriente would refuse to acknowledge Brion. After League's Parliament dispatch envoys to convince his brother to take position as Speaker of Parliament, he would rant and rave he would only one worthy to hold position of Captain-General. This outburst among his men, would soon convince most of the surviving naval forces in Oriente to acknowledge orders and return to capital. Brion would soon ascend to Captain-Generalship in [[2477]], when his brother flees to periphery and never heard from again. The League prepares for invasion by the [[Terran Hegemony]], when Director-General offers them a Peace treaty instead a [[2478|year later]]. Brion would soon ascend to Captain-Generalship in [[2477]], when his brother flees to periphery and never heard from again. The League prepares for invasion by the [[Terran Hegemony]], when Director-General offers them a Peace treaty instead a [[2478|year later]].
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However, his brother's paranoia becomes more and more issue, Brion began stirring him men ready for war. Carlos had assembled a fleet of WarShips and atomic weaponry, with some of League's rare BattleMech Regiments in [[Oriente]] system for preemptive strike that would lead to war. However, a [[Terran Hegemony|Terran Hegemony's]] strike fleet arrived led by [[Director-General]] [[Theodore Cameron (26th c.)|Theodore Cameron]] arrived in-system and inflicted heavy losses to Free Worlds League fleet. | However, his brother's paranoia becomes more and more issue, Brion began stirring him men ready for war. Carlos had assembled a fleet of WarShips and atomic weaponry, with some of League's rare BattleMech Regiments in [[Oriente]] system for preemptive strike that would lead to war. However, a [[Terran Hegemony|Terran Hegemony's]] strike fleet arrived led by [[Director-General]] [[Theodore Cameron (26th c.)|Theodore Cameron]] arrived in-system and inflicted heavy losses to Free Worlds League fleet. | ||
| − | With this disaster, Brion marshal political/military forces conducted a bloodless coup on [[ | + | With this disaster, Brion marshal political/military forces conducted a bloodless coup on [[Atreus]], claiming the Captain-General was not fit to rule. His brother with his surviving forces in Oriente would refuse to acknowledge Brion. After League's Parliament dispatch envoys to convince his brother to take position as Speaker of Parliament, he would rant and rave he would only one worthy to hold position of Captain-General. This outburst among his men, would soon convince most of the surviving naval forces in Oriente to acknowledge orders and return to capital. |
Brion would soon ascend to Captain-Generalship in [[2477]], when his brother flees to periphery and never heard from again. The League prepares for invasion by the [[Terran Hegemony]], when Director-General offers them a Peace treaty instead a [[2478|year later]]. | Brion would soon ascend to Captain-Generalship in [[2477]], when his brother flees to periphery and never heard from again. The League prepares for invasion by the [[Terran Hegemony]], when Director-General offers them a Peace treaty instead a [[2478|year later]]. | ||