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| − | Possibly the most important, yet least effected, of the various [[Klonor]] factions, SR-2091 was an Extra-Galactic nation that was not even aware of the Fall until years after it had happened. Several million light-years from the Core of the Milky Way Galaxy, SR-2091 was a colony reached through the use of Nexus technology and was far out of reach of any other Klonor vessels not a part of the colony itself. Therefore, the Klonor Empire maintained no contact with SR-2091 and, once the Empire fell, there was no way to inform the distant system of the event. The colony was only aware of the Fall when it attempted to re-initiate contact with the Empire, dispatching its Nexus ships back to the Milky Way to inform the Empire of its success and survival. However, when it arrived within the Epsilon Pegasi system in the midst of its Civil War it was forcibly made aware of the unpleasant situation within the former Empire. | + | Possibly the most important, yet least effected, of the various [[Klonor]] factions, [[Klonor#Controlled_Territory|SR-2091]] was an Extra-Galactic nation that was not even aware of the [[Klonor#The_Divided_Peoples_of_Klonor|Fall]] until years after it had happened. Several million light-years from the Core of the Milky Way Galaxy, SR-2091 was a colony reached through the use of Nexus technology and was far out of reach of any other Klonor vessels not a part of the colony itself. Therefore, the Klonor Empire maintained no contact with SR-2091 and, once the Empire fell, there was no way to inform the distant system of the event. The colony was only aware of the Fall when it attempted to re-initiate contact with the Empire, dispatching its Nexus ships back to the Milky Way to inform the Empire of its success and survival. However, when it arrived within the [[Klonor#Controlled_Territory|Epsilon Pegasi]] system in the midst of its [[Klonor#Controlled_Territory|Civil War]] it was forcibly made aware of the unpleasant situation within the former Empire. |
What made the system effected so minutely, instead of cast into chaos as the other systems had been, was its long isolation from Klonor. The system already had its own independent and fully functioning government, its own industry that had no need to rely upon other systems, ands its citizens were used to independence and isolation. There was, originally, minor disturbance when the citizens learned that their long-time goal of re-joining the Klonor Empire would not be fulfilled, but that quickly faded away. | What made the system effected so minutely, instead of cast into chaos as the other systems had been, was its long isolation from Klonor. The system already had its own independent and fully functioning government, its own industry that had no need to rely upon other systems, ands its citizens were used to independence and isolation. There was, originally, minor disturbance when the citizens learned that their long-time goal of re-joining the Klonor Empire would not be fulfilled, but that quickly faded away. | ||
| − | What made them so important, instead of the larger Draconian-Rossian Alliance or more tragic Epsilon Pegasi, was its technological prowess. The Nexus fleet, which colonised the system, was the most advanced of the entire Klonor Space Corps and, in the years since the colonies initial founding, they had continued to advance. While the Draconian-Rossian Alliance was noticeably receding in technology (and even its ability to utilize what it had), the Epsilon Pegasi sysem was actively destroying its civlization , and Deneb was being overrun by a more primitive neighbor, SR-2091 was the sole faction that continued to progress and advance and improve itself and its society. Unlike the Draconain-Rossian Alliance, the nation of SR-2091 truly ''was'' the sole greatest hope of reforming and rebuilding the once great Klonor Empire. | + | What made them so important, instead of the larger [[The_Draconian-Rossian_Alliance|Draconian-Rossian Alliance]] or more tragic Epsilon Pegasi, was its technological prowess. The Nexus fleet, which colonised the system, was the most advanced of the entire Klonor Space Corps and, in the years since the colonies initial founding, they had continued to advance. While the Draconian-Rossian Alliance was noticeably receding in technology (and even its ability to utilize what it had), the Epsilon Pegasi sysem was actively destroying its civlization , and [[Lil miss|Deneb was being overrun by a more primitive neighbor]], SR-2091 was the sole faction that continued to progress and advance and improve itself and its society. Unlike the Draconain-Rossian Alliance, the nation of SR-2091 truly ''was'' the sole greatest hope of reforming and rebuilding the once great Klonor Empire. |
Revision as of 00:32, 11 January 2006
Possibly the most important, yet least effected, of the various Klonor factions, SR-2091 was an Extra-Galactic nation that was not even aware of the Fall until years after it had happened. Several million light-years from the Core of the Milky Way Galaxy, SR-2091 was a colony reached through the use of Nexus technology and was far out of reach of any other Klonor vessels not a part of the colony itself. Therefore, the Klonor Empire maintained no contact with SR-2091 and, once the Empire fell, there was no way to inform the distant system of the event. The colony was only aware of the Fall when it attempted to re-initiate contact with the Empire, dispatching its Nexus ships back to the Milky Way to inform the Empire of its success and survival. However, when it arrived within the Epsilon Pegasi system in the midst of its Civil War it was forcibly made aware of the unpleasant situation within the former Empire.
What made the system effected so minutely, instead of cast into chaos as the other systems had been, was its long isolation from Klonor. The system already had its own independent and fully functioning government, its own industry that had no need to rely upon other systems, ands its citizens were used to independence and isolation. There was, originally, minor disturbance when the citizens learned that their long-time goal of re-joining the Klonor Empire would not be fulfilled, but that quickly faded away.
What made them so important, instead of the larger Draconian-Rossian Alliance or more tragic Epsilon Pegasi, was its technological prowess. The Nexus fleet, which colonised the system, was the most advanced of the entire Klonor Space Corps and, in the years since the colonies initial founding, they had continued to advance. While the Draconian-Rossian Alliance was noticeably receding in technology (and even its ability to utilize what it had), the Epsilon Pegasi sysem was actively destroying its civlization , and Deneb was being overrun by a more primitive neighbor, SR-2091 was the sole faction that continued to progress and advance and improve itself and its society. Unlike the Draconain-Rossian Alliance, the nation of SR-2091 truly was the sole greatest hope of reforming and rebuilding the once great Klonor Empire.
