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| {{Infobox Character
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| | name = Leikala'Mei Sabosen
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| | image = [[File:Rachel2.png]]
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| | homeworld = [[Csilla]]
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| | race = [[Chiss]]
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| | mother =
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| | father =
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| | spouse = None
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| | siblings = Unknown
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| | children = None
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| | born = Year 10 BCGT
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| | gender = Female
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| | height = 1.83 Meters
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| | coloring = Blue
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| | eye color = Red
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| | affiliation = [[Chiss Ascendancy-in-Exile]], [[Aeramaxis Technologies]]
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| | rank = Crahsystor
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| | positions = Sabosen Household Phalanx, Emissary to The New Republic
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| | prior affiliation = [[Sun Guard]]
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| | awards=
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| == History ==
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| === Early Life ===
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| Leikala'Mei was born in the capital city of [[Csaplar]] on [[Csilla]] sometime in Year 10 BCGT. Like most [[Chiss]], she matured rapidly and in Year 0 CGT, at the age of 10, became a cadet at the [[Chiss Academy]] where she excelled in starfighter piloting, combat, and tactics.
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| Year 4 CGT - Upon graduating, Leikala'Mei was assigned to the [[Csilla]] [[Colonial Phalanx]]
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| Year 6 CGT - She and her men were appointed to the [[CEDF]]
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| Year 8 CGT - She and a small group of other soldiers resign their commissions and inexplicably leave military service.
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| Year 11 CGT - Leikala'Mei leaves [[Csilla]] after being picked up at the [[Csaplar]] Spaceport by former employer [[Magnus Plaga]]
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| === Thyrsus Sun Guards ===
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| === The Chiss Ascendancy (In Exile) ===
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| Some time in Year 11, Leikala'Mei made the acquaintance of Aristocra Carn'Ilo Sabosen. After many talks about the state of Chiss affairs and their feelings about them, they discovered they had many ideas in common and it was at that time that the Aristocra offered her a position commanding the Sabosen Hosehold Phalanx.
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| [[Category: People]]
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| [[Category: Chiss]]
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Revision as of 13:49, 11 September 2011