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The original Sui Juris was a self-styled "reform group" that kidnapped the [[Cadent Under Mirage]] and attempted to throw a coup within the [[Divine Fleet]] to transfer power away from [[Seance]] and [[Empyrean]] (thought at the time to be the fleet's last living Divine) to [[the By-and-By]], the fleet's most populous ship. While reflective of actual grievances within the fleet, the Sui Juris coup was engineered by [[Robin's Song]], a [[New Earth Hegemony]] soldier and the older brother of [[Morning's Observation]], as a means of destabilizing the Divine Fleet. | The original Sui Juris was a self-styled "reform group" that kidnapped the [[Cadent Under Mirage]] and attempted to throw a coup within the [[Divine Fleet]] to transfer power away from [[Seance]] and [[Empyrean]] (thought at the time to be the fleet's last living Divine) to [[the By-and-By]], the fleet's most populous ship. While reflective of actual grievances within the fleet, the Sui Juris coup was engineered by [[Robin's Song]], a [[New Earth Hegemony]] soldier and the older brother of [[Morning's Observation]], as a means of destabilizing the Divine Fleet. | ||
After the [[Miracle of the Mirage]] and the thwarting of their coup attempt by members of the [[Beloved]], Open Metal went on to lead a ragtag group of mercenaries also known as Sui Juris. This group, compared by [[Austin]] to the Chime (protagonists of previous ''Friends at the Table'' season COUNTER/Weight), includes Open Metal, the synthetic [[Beloved Lost]] alumnus [[Chiron]], and the former [[Castlerose]] assassin [[Armstrong]], now in the body of a duck person. | After the [[Miracle of the Mirage (event)|Miracle of the Mirage]] and the thwarting of their coup attempt by members of the [[Beloved]], Open Metal went on to lead a ragtag group of mercenaries also known as Sui Juris. This group, compared by [[Austin]] to the Chime (protagonists of previous ''Friends at the Table'' season COUNTER/Weight), includes Open Metal, the synthetic [[Beloved Lost]] alumnus [[Chiron]], and the former [[Castlerose]] assassin [[Armstrong]], now in the body of a duck person. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 11 May 2024
Sui Juris is the name of two separate but semi-related groups led by Open Metal.
The original Sui Juris was a self-styled "reform group" that kidnapped the Cadent Under Mirage and attempted to throw a coup within the Divine Fleet to transfer power away from Seance and Empyrean (thought at the time to be the fleet's last living Divine) to the By-and-By, the fleet's most populous ship. While reflective of actual grievances within the fleet, the Sui Juris coup was engineered by Robin's Song, a New Earth Hegemony soldier and the older brother of Morning's Observation, as a means of destabilizing the Divine Fleet.
After the Miracle of the Mirage and the thwarting of their coup attempt by members of the Beloved, Open Metal went on to lead a ragtag group of mercenaries also known as Sui Juris. This group, compared by Austin to the Chime (protagonists of previous Friends at the Table season COUNTER/Weight), includes Open Metal, the synthetic Beloved Lost alumnus Chiron, and the former Castlerose assassin Armstrong, now in the body of a duck person.