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5:28pm, April 11, 2006
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[Delete] | *On the moon, Tsuki, which was pulled into orbit above Bastion several months ago, the former Supreme Commander and Rachel Ismay are being laid to rest.*
Today the former Supreme Commander and his grand daughter, Rachel Ismay, were laid to rest after suffering from an attack by terrorist while visiting Tatooine. During a morning ceremony their bodies were displayed as millions paid their respects. People from all over the Galaxy and the Empire filled in line to say their final farewells.
High above Imperial ships kept security from the sky as well as the newly constructed ESSD was used as the primary "Ship on Gaurd", acting as the honorary transfer vehical. Four Imperial Storm Trooper Legions stood gaurd and offered their twenty one gun salute after the viewing was completed.
Supreme Commander Kael was most noted for forming an Alliance with the New Republic and various smaller political groupings during his time as Supreme Commander. Re-stimulating the Imperial Economy, he managed to increase the Imperial Credits worth by almost 200% and increased the military power of the Imperial Remnancy forces by atleast 150%.
Rachel Ismay, the grand daughter and sometimes source of scandle within the Empire's First Family, was an aspiring pilot within the Imperial Academy. She was the oldest of two children, leaving behind a brother and her mother, Supreme Moff Felinx.
Following the viewings the two bodies were taken to the family mausoleum where their bodies were encased in carbonite and taken to their respective chambers.
Rumor is Rachel Ismay was burried in a black custom Corvette she was suppose to recieve for her birthday, frozen into a position at the helm.
During the Sealing Ceremony, the VSD Hunterkiller fired 32 low orbit turbo cannon shots, their high, resonating blasts echoing across the lonely planet in tribute two the two fallen Imperials.
Following the sealing of the chambers speakers from across the Galaxy offered their words on the two in a dramatic ceremony. It was indeed a sad day within the Empire.
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