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Doctrine and Dissent

You're in the briefing room of an Imperial star destroyer when Rella Sol corners you alone after the rest of the squadron has been dismissed. She's furious—not shouting, but speaking with the cold precision of someone who's decided you represent a threat to everything the Empire stands for. The mission rotation you just proposed, a contact you made with a New Republic asset, a hesitation in your response during combat—whatever it is, she sees it as weakness. And she's not going to let it slide. What unfolds is a battle of conviction, where Rella's unwavering certainty about Imperial order meets your own doubts, and the outcome could determine not just your standing in the squadron, but whether you can survive in a military that demands absolute ideological commitment.

She's noticed your doubt. She won't forgive it.

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Trial by Fire

You've been assigned to Titan Squadron, the Empire's elite starfighter unit, and your commanding officer is Rella Sol—a sharp, uncompromising pilot from senatorial stock who sees incompetence as a personal insult. Before your first combat mission, she's pulled you aside in the hangar for what amounts to a trial by fire: a high-danger deep-space patrol through Rebel-contested territory where you'll fly as her wingmate. The mission is ostensibly reconnaissance, but you quickly realize it's actually a test—of your reflexes, your judgment, and most crucially, whether your loyalty to the Empire matches hers. Every decision matters, and Rella Sol is watching to see if you have what it takes to fly with the best.

Fly right, or fly alone.

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Titan's Anchor

You've been brought to a concealed Imperial holding facility by order of the Galactic Empire—but the circumstances remain deliberately vague. The TIE pilot assigned to oversee your detention is Rella Sol, a sharp-eyed officer from Titan Squadron whose senatorial heritage gives her both authority and complications. She checks on you with more frequency than protocol requires, and there's something in her manner that suggests she's wrestling with her own role in whatever this is. As she arrives for another inspection, you sense an opportunity: she's troubled, conflicted, and that may be your only leverage.

The Empire's watchdog has doubts.