Because interstellar law forbids deliberate firing to a planet’s surface, to
prevent the slaughter of civilians.
Having defenses that can reach beyond the atmosphere, however, lifts that
restriction and allows orbital bombardment. So no one does it.
The Disruptors, however, don’t follow laws they don’t want to.
So yeah, Admiral Ariste thought she’d destroyed all defenses. A
mistake the Imperial Navy won’t make again. Neither will the Disruptors.
Good haircut Julian, “Now you look… Human!” heh.
Horizonal dictionary? Last I heard they were called
a girlfriend, but maybe now he can get one without
lying about it.
Ouch! Yeah, not good, but no one is perfect, and they
did break some rules there to manage it, so the lesson
they will get is gonna sting.
I met the psyc-nanny, guess I’m pretty messed up, she had me
breaking down in minutes. I just wish I could relax, I keep
tensing up my legs, like I’m ready to run. !0 years of playing
nurse has me on edge, plus my elder sister wants me to go
visit her and “Help with a few things” if she keeps it up I’ll
block her, I’m 100% retired now. Besides I have no interest in
living with the same person that would lie on me for fun.
SO … the Disruptors were firing on civilian Galactic Council ships?
And the Imperials managed to shield all but one of them at a cost
of several of their warships? I’m curious what excuse the Disruptors
will use. I suspect their actual motive was what we see, luring the
Imperials in. Which means they knew Imperial culture well enough
to assume they WOULD put themselves in harm’s way to protect
non-combatants. And the Disruptors had no qualms about using
their erstwhile allies as sacrificial bait. My best guess is that any
survivors of what is about to happen will claim they reasonably
assumed the civilians were collaborators since they weren’t targeted
by the invading Imperials. ALL of them. Utter BS.
Trouble Cometh...
Hah horizontal dictionary I love it.
Hold the catnip and carrot juice.
How did they not think of retaliation?
Because interstellar law forbids deliberate firing to a planet’s surface, to
prevent the slaughter of civilians.
Having defenses that can reach beyond the atmosphere, however, lifts that
restriction and allows orbital bombardment. So no one does it.
The Disruptors, however, don’t follow laws they don’t want to.
So yeah, Admiral Ariste thought she’d destroyed all defenses. A
mistake the Imperial Navy won’t make again. Neither will the Disruptors.
Good haircut Julian, “Now you look… Human!” heh.
Horizonal dictionary? Last I heard they were called
a girlfriend, but maybe now he can get one without
lying about it.
Ouch! Yeah, not good, but no one is perfect, and they
did break some rules there to manage it, so the lesson
they will get is gonna sting.
I met the psyc-nanny, guess I’m pretty messed up, she had me
breaking down in minutes. I just wish I could relax, I keep
tensing up my legs, like I’m ready to run. !0 years of playing
nurse has me on edge, plus my elder sister wants me to go
visit her and “Help with a few things” if she keeps it up I’ll
block her, I’m 100% retired now. Besides I have no interest in
living with the same person that would lie on me for fun.
SO … the Disruptors were firing on civilian Galactic Council ships?
And the Imperials managed to shield all but one of them at a cost
of several of their warships? I’m curious what excuse the Disruptors
will use. I suspect their actual motive was what we see, luring the
Imperials in. Which means they knew Imperial culture well enough
to assume they WOULD put themselves in harm’s way to protect
non-combatants. And the Disruptors had no qualms about using
their erstwhile allies as sacrificial bait. My best guess is that any
survivors of what is about to happen will claim they reasonably
assumed the civilians were collaborators since they weren’t targeted
by the invading Imperials. ALL of them. Utter BS.