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Elsewhere on Bilire VI, the tall blond Pythron Leo Beaufytor and the bearded and squat Crewman Landinam Losifar were having their own problems with the Romulan rioters. Crewman Losifar was one of the few Bardeezans in Star Fleet. A race of hardy space pioneers, the Bardeezans were traders, pilots, couriers and even smugglers. They had a squat appearance and a tanned complexion, whilst their hearty manner makes them great drinking companions and trusted friends - so long as you don't cross them in business. Losifar joined the [[USS Independence-A]] shortly before their 2388 mission to the Romulan Refugee colony on [[Bilire VI]]. He joined one of the away teams, but was injured when rioters attacked him whilst he was surveying in the jungle. He was rescued by | Elsewhere on Bilire VI, the tall blond Pythron Lt. Leo Beaufytor and the bearded and squat Crewman Landinam Losifar were having their own problems with the Romulan rioters. Crewman Losifar was one of the few Bardeezans in Star Fleet. A race of hardy space pioneers, the Bardeezans were traders, pilots, couriers and even smugglers. They had a squat appearance and a tanned complexion, whilst their hearty manner makes them great drinking companions and trusted friends - so long as you don't cross them in business. Losifar joined the [[USS Independence-A]] shortly before their 2388 mission to the Romulan Refugee colony on [[Bilire VI]]. He joined one of the away teams, but was injured when rioters attacked him whilst he was surveying in the jungle. He was rescued by Beaufytor who disabled several of the rioters and carried the injured Losifar away. | ||
Leo grew into a typical young [[Pythron]] male: tall, broad with long wavy blond hair (almost like a lion's mane to human eyes). He received his ceremonial armour at the age of 18 (as with Pythronic custom) which he wears proudly over his chest on ceremonial occasions. Leo was encouraged to join Star Fleet by his father’s friend, decorated war hero General Clovis Wulfantine. Leo went to the Star Fleet Academy, and graduated as a full Security / Tactical Ensign. However, instead of being posted to a ship, he decided to return to Pythro to serve as a military liaison between the Pythron Armed Forces and the Federation Embassy in the capital city of Bantok. He was also promoted to the rank of Captain in the Pythron Guards (equivalent of Lieutenant JG in Star Fleet), and was also made adjutant to General Wulfantine. | Leo Beaufytor was raised on the planet [[Pythron|Pythro V]] in a close-knit but disciplined military family. Being the eldest of six, Leo was expected to be an example to his siblings on how to be a good warrior. Born just a year after a devastating alien attack upon Pythro, Leo’s early childhood lacked the normal comforts that later generations now enjoyed. Leo grew into a typical young [[Pythron]] male: tall, broad with long wavy blond hair (almost like a lion's mane to human eyes). He received his ceremonial armour at the age of 18 (as with Pythronic custom) which he wears proudly over his chest on ceremonial occasions. Leo was encouraged to join Star Fleet by his father’s friend, decorated war hero General Clovis Wulfantine. Leo went to the Star Fleet Academy, and graduated as a full Security / Tactical Ensign. However, instead of being posted to a ship, he decided to return to Pythro to serve as a military liaison between the Pythron Armed Forces and the Federation Embassy in the capital city of Bantok. He was also promoted to the rank of Captain in the Pythron Guards (equivalent of Lieutenant JG in Star Fleet), and was also made adjutant to General Wulfantine. | ||
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Beaufytor served his patron faithfully, but secretly longed for adventure away from his home planet. The chance finally presented itself when General Wulfantine sent Beaufytor to rendezvous with his son Eyas Wulfantine, who was serving as Chief of Security aboard the [[USS Independence-A]]. General Wulfantine was concerned that Eyas was struggling in his career in Star Fleet, and wanted the older and probably wiser Beaufytor to keep a brotherly watch over him. However, whilst Beaufytor was en route to meet Eyas at the colony of [[Bilire VI]], news came through from Pythro that General Clovis Wulfantine had been assassinated by [[Byzatium|Byzallian terrorists]], prompting a ratcheting up of tensions between the [[Pythron|Pythrons]] and the [[Byzatium|Byzallians]] leading to the Bardeezan War of 2388 (see below). | |||
Beaufytor was sad and angered about the death of his commanding officer, but was even more concerned about the effect it would have upon Eyas. Beaufytor tried to find Eyas on Bilire VI, but was caught up in a riot by the local Romulan refugees before he could find his friend. Beaufytor received a bad injury to his knee, but survived the riot and both he and Losifar were rescued by the Independence. | |||
In the meantime, Page had been rescued by de Havilland and LeNoir, who were aboard the Solar Gorgon in orbit. Once Page was confronted by LeNoir again, he reverted to his false memory that he was in fact the ruler of the Mechanicus Imperialis, a view that both de Havilland and LeNoir also now believed. They did manage to relay their findings back to Vorndome’s central databank, but were beamed aboard the nearby Independence before they could escape. | In the meantime, Page had been rescued by de Havilland and LeNoir, who were aboard the Solar Gorgon in orbit. Once Page was confronted by LeNoir again, he reverted to his false memory that he was in fact the ruler of the Mechanicus Imperialis, a view that both de Havilland and LeNoir also now believed. They did manage to relay their findings back to Vorndome’s central databank, but were beamed aboard the nearby Independence before they could escape. | ||
Page, de Havilland, LeNoir and two other crew (Zamak Kalble, the surviving Dorfmen assassin of Wulfantine, and his [[Bardeezan]] slavegirl Namonih Fairhug), were interred in the Independence’s Brig, where they were cross-examined. Page got a grilling from both Captain [[Riley, Sidney|Sidney Riley]] and Chief Engineer [[Darius Clack]]. His somewhat confrontational approach to his commanding officers scuppered any chance of clemency for his actions on Bilire VI, and he was confined to the brig pending transfer to DeepSpace17 and a court martial. As the enormity of his actions began to dawn on his clearing mind, Page realised that things had not turned out as he had planned. Vorndome had gained all he wanted, and was now clinking champagne glasses with Marshal K’Raz aboard the Pythron flag ship. Page’s future looked bleak with a probable life sentence for the murder of the Romulan rioters, and dereliction of duty. It was no use him trying to confess the true nature of Vorndome’s scheme to anyone, as an artificial intelligent cerebral implant in his head (put there by Vorndome) would trigger a massive hemorrhage, killing him instantly the moment he spoke the truth. | Page, de Havilland, LeNoir and two other crew (Zamak Kalble, the surviving Dorfmen assassin of Wulfantine, and his [[Bardeezan]] slavegirl Namonih Fairhug), were interred in the Independence’s Brig, where they were cross-examined. Page got a grilling from both Captain [[Riley, Sidney|Sidney Riley]] and Chief Engineer [[Darius Clack]]. His somewhat confrontational approach to his commanding officers scuppered any chance of clemency for his actions on Bilire VI, and he was confined to the brig pending transfer to DeepSpace17 and a court martial. As the enormity of his actions began to dawn on his clearing mind, Page realised that things had not turned out as he had planned. Vorndome had gained all he wanted, and was now clinking champagne glasses with Marshal K’Raz aboard the Pythron flag ship. Page’s future looked bleak with a probable life sentence for the murder of the Romulan rioters, and dereliction of duty. It was no use him trying to confess the true nature of Vorndome’s scheme to anyone, as an artificial intelligent cerebral implant in his head (put there by Vorndome) would trigger a massive hemorrhage, killing him instantly the moment he spoke the truth. | ||
Meanwhile, Leo Beaufytor had finally got to talk to Eyas and give him the bad news of not only Clovis’ death, but also that Eyas had been framed as a conspirator to the murder. Leo left Eyas aboard the Independence, and went ‘ashore’ to [[Deep Space 17]] to await transport back to Pythro V, where he hoped to argue for clemency for Eyas. Losifar had also returned safely to the [[Deep Space 17]] where he was reunited with his Mother, none other than the newly released Namonih Fairhug. Being given leave of absence to spend time reunited with his Mother, Losifar planned to travel from [[Deep Space 17]] to his homeworld. The evil LeNoir, however, was also released without charge, and returned to his murderous ways at the side of Vorndome. One of his first acts was to kill Zamak Kalble to keep him silent. | Meanwhile, Leo Beaufytor had finally got to talk to Eyas and give him the bad news of not only Clovis’ death, but also that Eyas had been framed as a conspirator to the murder. Leo left Eyas aboard the Independence, and went ‘ashore’ to [[Deep Space 17]] to await transport back to Pythro V, where he hoped to argue for clemency for Eyas. Losifar had also returned safely to the [[Deep Space 17]] where he was reunited with his Mother, none other than the newly released Namonih Fairhug. Being given leave of absence to spend time reunited with his Mother, Losifar planned to travel from [[Deep Space 17]] to his homeworld. The evil LeNoir, however, was also released without charge, and returned to his murderous ways at the side of Vorndome. One of his first acts was to kill Zamak Kalble to keep him silent. | ||