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Cong`liddo Nollaig
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Biographical Information
Race Chiss
Homeworld Formac
House House Csohn
Born Year 0 Day 79
Languages Sy Bisti, Cheunh, Basic
Quote Credits and Experience
Physical Description
Gender Male
Height 6'2
Weight 200 pounds
Coloring Blue
Hair Color Black
Eye Color Red
Political Information
Affiliation Chiss Ascendancy
Title Syndic
Positions Defense Hierarchy Council
Prior Affiliation Tresario Star Kingdom

Chiss Ascendancy

Empire of the Hand

House Ar`Togl


Cong`liddo Nollaig professional alias Dr. Cong, core name Gliddon, is a Chiss male, born Year 0 Day 79 to a wealthy family of doctors on the Chiss colony of Formac. Gliddon was expected to follow in his parents footsteps by taking over the family practice. Instead, he chose to embark on a journey of adventure and on Year 21, Day 79 he set out from Mek Va Uil to make his mark on the galaxy.

In the beginning

Private schools and unlocked doors

Formative Years

Cong`liddo Nollaig was born on Formac, a small Chiss colony in the Csilla system. Gliddons family were well to do doctors that serviced the planet. Dr. and Mrs Cong served in many local charity and community roles, and while the upbringing was actually rather comfortable considering the turmoil the Chiss people had experienced early on and Gliddon often found himself in the role of troublemaker throughout his years. His family wealth provided him upbringing allowed him to attain the best private schools in the system that the Chiss could offer and yet a habit of breaking into the headmasters chambers, found him moving from school to school, rather involuntary.

The period of life at preparatory school was done with mixed results, there were several unproven incidents where Gliddon had been considered the prime suspect in a break and entry into headmasters quarters but it was never proven. After several undeclared expulsions from more academic schools, shortly after the New Republic took over governance of the Csilla system his parents felt comfortable enough to send him off world to train in a military academy.

Gliddon found himself thriving in the Csilla military academy and while he initially was trained as doctor his steady hands allowed him to thrive as a combat pilot. Despite his aptitude for combat, and under significant family pressure, Gliddon declined to join the ranks of the local garrison and decided to return to Formac to train under his parents to take over their colonial practice.

Life on Formac

The Csilla system and by extension the Chiss people have long suffered under several masters and early periods of internal strife. Gliddons parents had left Csilla due to simmering political turmoil prior to his birth and he was born as a colonial on the planet Formac, then the smallest of the Chiss colonies. His parents treated those who were on the frontier of the Chiss society, and developed a reputation as solid practitioners.

The New Republic occupation lead to a period of stagnation in the Csilla system. There were small spurts of development, a few disjointed expansions but with Csilla already positioned outside the galaxy was largely ignored. Many Chiss left Csilla to pursue wealth or adventure as the New Republic refused homerule by the Chiss over their homeland. The decay was lead to Formac largely being undeveloped during Gliddons early years. He spent many hours roaming the wilderness near his family ranch hunting for local prey, developing an affinity for the practice.

New Landlord

Years of decay left the New Republic open to espionage due to internal corruption. The Empire managed to swiftly take control over the New Republic defenses and the garrison at Csilla capitulated without a fight leaving The Empire to assert domain over the former New Republic outpost. Cong, recently graduated from the academy on Csilla was at Mek Va Uil during the period of transition on Csilla. He had expected to return after his vacation to Csilla but the transition and turmoil at Csilla lead Gliddon to change his mind to join the Empire of the Hand, a new salvage combat outfit.

Stepping out into the galaxy

Shoot first, slice later

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Gliddon onboard Corona-class Frigate [CONG] Fiunach orbiting over Formac

Where the hand guides

The lure of action and wealth was too tempting of an offer for Gliddon to pass up so on his 21st birthday, Year 21 Day 79, he struck out on his own. Following the turmoil at Csilla, the opportunity to seek adventure was too much to overcome. Disappointing his parents, he signed up for the Empire of the Hand, a combat oriented recycling faction run by Grand Admiral Grevendar Togl. Togl had a reputation as a competent leader and EOTH had undertaken several operations that garnered renown. Among the Chiss EOTH had developed itself into a competent battle organization. Gliddon believed serving in EOTH would both serve the Chiss people and satiate lust for combat.

Learning the Ropes

They days were long and consistent, dodging asteroids in pursuit of bandits. Gliddon preferred the y-wing, an older well travelled model fighter but reliable. Also, it had a dual seat which Gliddon would get into cockpit fights with his co-pilot and then heal them. His deft hands and penchant for trouble in his youth paid off and his slicing skills developed quickly with many bandit ships turned over to EOTH as bounty.

Gliddon took to this new role in the galaxy with great zeal, his first 100 days were one filled purpose and with his activity being exemplary he rose quickly through the EOTH ranks, splitting his time fighting criminal elements and supporting EOTH recycling operations. To reward his activities, Gliddon was promoted from Lieutenant to Captain on Year 20 Day 175.

While Gliddon felt the dedication to improvement would be looked open positively, others felt his dedication was in fact a detriment to the organization. While EOTH originated as a band of mercenaries fighting against deceit and corruption, it had become more oriented towards production and transportation. Gliddon had not signed up to work for near free doing transportation work and slowly a rift began to develop between the Grand Admiral and the EOTH Captain.

Taking the 5th

Gliddon was politically was not affiliated with any of the Chiss Houses, initially he had not wanted to align himself with any one House and believed in the Chiss people as a whole. However, his time with Grand Admiral Togl and promises of even further promotions was tempting and so he finally declared for the 5th House, House Ar`Togl.

While the decision had seemed to be forthcoming considering his working within EOTH, behind the scenes unbeknownst to Gliddon, the move had political ramifications as the Houses were jockeying for power in the final days of the 6th Chiss Ascendancy.

Descent

Years of atrophy caused by the occupation of Csilla caused the 6th Ascendancy to be unable to rise to the new challenge

Rotting core

Despite years overseeing the Chiss Ascendancy, Reius Rothschild proved to be an incompetent and vindictive owner of the Chiss Ascendancy faction. The term leader would not apply to his reign as he was wholly unsuitable for the position he found himself in. Gliddon had developed a rivalry with Reius has it was clear to Gliddon that not only was the New Republic an impediment to the Chiss people, Reius also was not the right leader. Soon Gliddon found himself publicly demanding Reius removal from power. With more Chiss Ascendancy citizens seeing the failures of the previous 6th Ascendnacy regime and the opportunities with the Empire now in control of Csilla and the Ascendancy, Reius would be found of unsound mind and was eventually removed from his position by Emperor Seele.

Stale Bread

During the revolution that brought about the 7th Ascendancy. He left EOTH and became a citizen in the new Chiss Ascendancy. EOTH had become less active and did not live up to the promise it once held. Information had been revealed the 5th House and EOTH were complicit in the failings of Reius and the 6th Ascendancy. Further, having been passed over by his superior officers for promotion, despite promises being made, Cong felt he would be better in service of the Chiss Ascendancy.

The New Ascendancy

The new Ascendancy marked a new era of Chiss politics, Csilla was liberated from the control of the failed New Republic and a new leader was established that wiped away the old order included previous houses and implemented a new house regime.

Nightstalker

Having experienced the failures of the past regime, Cong entered an election to lead one of the three new Chiss House charters issued by the Chiss Ascendancy. The campaign was run under the name of Nightstalker, after a viscous creature Chiss historically hunted in the past and was symbolic of the intention to form a house based on hunting and combat. Cong finished 3rd in the election and set out to create the 3rd House of the 7th Ascendancy.

The flame ignites

The first recruit into the new house was close friend Mechna Yerikov and together they found other like minded Chiss to join them. After period of collaboration, on Year 21 Day 291 the group of 5 launched House Csohn, from 'Csohn k'tici' which translates into Red flame in Cheunh. The house set out ambitious goals to build and Cong was elected to lead the House into the future. The Chiss was very proud of this new position and believed in the future of the 7th Ascendancy.

Rising Influence

House Csohn, while numerically smaller set out as active in the initial stages of reconstruction of the Csilla system with Aristocra Cong tearing down facilities to help get the 7th Chiss Ascendancy on its feet. For the first quarter of the new 7th Ascendancy, Cong spent his time at Csilla tearing down buildings and building others. During this period, the House consolidated its ideas and planned to build a production hub in the outer mid rim. The goal was to produce goods to make available to Chiss at a discount and have region hunting expeditions.

House Inc

Following the initial work on reconstruction, Gliddon sought out to fulfill the elected mandate of House Csohn and began to embark on building up production capacity to build combat equipment to facilitate growing the militaristic culture of the Csohn family. An initial hub was built at a secret location with production coming quickly online. Established to be self sustainable, it was build with only inputs from recycled craft and discounted minerals from allied House members. The low costs would translate into below market costs for Chiss citizens. The rapid growth of the economic activity soon became a bone of contention as others felt the Csohn House was becoming too powerful and may divert Chiss to their non-faction enterprises. Despite repeated assurances the goal was to assist and not recruit people out of the Ascendancy, lobbying by Csohn opponents continued.

Killing in the name of

Part of building the new culture for House Csohn a hunt was organized and with fellow house members, Cong assisted Csohn Blood and friend Prard`arck inrokini to take down a Rathar, a symbol of the new big game hunting culture the new 7th Ascendancy House would carry forward.

Politics, politics, politics...

Despite the liberation of the Chiss from the New Republic occupation, the emerging politics of the Chiss people defined the early era.

Unsound Ground

The focus Cong had on his House left him initially blind to the swirling political interests of other Houses. While Csohn was developing, other Houses took notice and began to make false claims about the goal of House Csohn. Constitutional negotiations ground to a halt as diverging opinions on the document and vision of the Ascendancy took hold despite the advanced stages of negotiations. Despite progress and near completion, the Chiss Constitution was shelved by the Grand Syndic. After many months of negotiations, it became clear to Cong that work had been done to undermine the Aristocra and intentionally fermented conflict to spike negotiations.