#iriz

[sonyathesnailll]

the thorn and the star / joy of recognition

[illidraws]

[yaneiko]

Another fanart of @iriz-officiel’s OC : Miu !

[swtorcompanionsgoofin]

I gots me One jedi with Zero Impulse Control.  Kid’s full ‘Yeet First, Panic Later’ and has never heard the phrase ‘thinking it through’ before in his LIFE and it’s a Great Time.   Which is why bb jedi has SITH TATTOOS.  He got them when he was a padawan bc thought they’d look cool and got them all done at one time before going ‘oh, shit. i’m a Jedi. AH FUCK I HAVE TO GO HOME.  I’m going to get MURDERED.’

He’s the fckn, i have 3 knights in my main continuity, and one of them is this dork, but he’s like, not The Knight like Rev and Djyad are.  Iriz is tangential to Jeni’s story, and is kinda Captain Sidequest Generator for HER.  She who is this universe’s bounty hunter.

[elaphaemourra]

SO! In the past, I did "Sith Warriors in the body of Jedi", so time to change it up (whilst I think of better asks). Your Jedi (either Knights or Consulars; Your choice) find themselves in the body of Sith on Dromund Kaas. What happens? :D

E x c e l l e n t. I'm doing knights bc I have More of them (fuck it, all of the jedi under the read more, i was almost gonna Not Do Consulars but then i realized how much fun it would be to have them all and then the post got Long) Here's the slides for all the Jedi tho.

Fckn, first off, Djyad would handle it POORLY. Maybe not as poorly as my other Jedi, but he would still feel like shit about it. Because he's a DARK jedi. He's steeped in the dark side, and actually got kicked off Tython by Satele personally. Because he's Awful. The only thing tying him to the Republic is Valy, because he loves her and won't ruin her life for his own, and defecting WOULD ruin her life. But things would make SENSE on Dromund Kaas for him, he wouldn't even really have to change his attitude to fit right in, and that's an issue when he's got so much love for Valy, his little tether to the Light. Although he could probably call up Revé'alle to get a 'Get Me Back Home Now' solution.

And speaking of, Revé'alle, she wouldn't do well. The Jedi code is everything to her, it's who she is and how she lives and acts because it's what she was taught was Correct Behavior. She's EXTREMELY low empathy, and generally devoid of emotions, so she is pulled towards doing the right thing because she's a Jedi and that's what Jedi DO. She's a VERY good Jedi, but she has no emotional or personal stake in it at all. Just a blueprint/script. She'd follow it. She'd continue being that perfect Jedi, and bank on the fact that Sith are too scary to question. Efforts to Return to her normal body would be concentrated and compartmentalized, and she'd spend a LOT of time in the library.

Iriz!! He's not the Knight for the continuity (Rev and Djyad share that between them), but Yeet. Iriz would actually, PROBABLY, be fine. Half his friends are Imperial, hell he and Liroh are the only ones on Blue Crew that are mostly Republic-aligned and they're both Shady Crime Kids, the other 3 people being Jeni, Mita, and Miakar. My BH, the local agent-adjacent kid, and the Wrath respectively. First thing he's doing is calling up Jeni, and then Miakar if he needs somebody with clearance to get shit for him. Iriz's friend group is Imperial. He's got NO trouble with dealing with this shit. And as a bonus, he's killed people for knowing too much before. He's a shady little shit, and if he thinks he can't get away with having done something in front of people, he'll mind trick or kill them just to keep his cover.

Kris'aeil on the other hand... not so much. She'd flip her shit. She's very like, Urgently A Jedi. And she doesn't handle Weird Force Gimmicky Shit very well. It's really not her deal. She's New so I don't actually have that much on her, but she'd Lose It for sure. Kris has got a lot of stake in her being HER, so winding up in a Sith body would be Nope Town.

Brek would also handle it... Badly. On one hand, he can pretend pretty well to be Sith, probably too well, but he's got a Very Strict (and slightly skewed) Moral Directive and there is no scenario in which he does not follow it. If he thinks someone is Too Dangerous To Live, he'll kill them. That might end poorly for him, and many of the people around him.

Jilah! She'd have... a Time. She's not keen on the Empire and she's even less so on the Sith, but she's kind of cranky in general and she might find that things make a little too much sense on Dromund Kaas. Not all of it. Not everything. But enough. She'd be calling up Liroh in an instant, getting help from him, because when in doubt: call the big brother. The big brother who's friends with the Sith and several Imperials. Get their help.

Yulua's a twat. I don't know much more about them. But she's a Twat and would probably take Way too much amusement from sowing Chaos.

Valeiena! Good bean Valy! She'd be hitting the library, trying to find a way to reverse it. Sith life isn't for her, and she's too sweet to put up the act of Being A Sith, so she'd sequester herself away into a library and holo up some Help. Likely by calling Djyad, and then Rev while Djyad Flips His Shit.

Kastr would have a Time. She doesn't need to change her attitude to fit in, she has a VERY dangerous air of 'i'm polite up until the point you piss me off', which is TRUE. She's really quite mean, and the way she works it WORKS for the Sith. She might go hunt down Kehsk to drag him into helping her fix it, bully him into helping her. Can't be that hard to find him, not a lot of Sith dress for winter in the Hot As Fuck jungle.

Kaeiryhn would either fit in So Horribly Well, or she would Fucking Die. Horrible nightmare Jedi would either find herself shielded behind the 'Sith get to kill Whoever and u do not Question Them' thing, and cause Huge Issues like that, or she would get halfway through a massacre before she got ganged up on and murdered because this fucker is hunting people openly in the streets, including other Sith, and you Can't Just Do That there is a Precedent.

[ewrthings-race-repair-repeat]

Ollie Mellors (co-driven by the experienced Ian Windress) gave the latest Proton Iriz R5 a very successful British Rally Championship debut, narrowly missing out on a podium to take fourth overall at the season-opening Cambrian Rally (8th February). Team-mate James Williams (with co-driver Dai Roberts alongside) enjoyed a trouble-free R5 debut to bring the sister car home in fifth overall, rounding out a successful weekend for the Mellors Elliot Motorsport-built Protons.

Mellors is no stranger to the North Wales stages, having won the Cambrian Rally in 2018 whilst in the development phase of the Iriz but with the BRC heavy hitters present in 2020, it would be a tough prospect to repeat. With the car untested and only turning a wheel for the first time when it arrived in Llandudno, Mellors would have to use the opening stages to acclimatise to the brand new car, launching the Michelin shod Iriz to fifth fastest on the opening Crafnant test.

The Cambrian Rally only offered one service during the day meaning that the opportunity to make changes to the car’s set up were limited. Despite the sprint-style event offering only 43 miles, Mellors continued to increase his pace with fourth fastest over the longest stage of the event, Penmachno. The Great Orme Tarmac test before service was Mellors’ at his best, taking second overall time around the cliff-edge stage in Llandudno to reach the halfway point of the event where he started the day. A damaged hub on the rough penultimate test of the event forced Mellors to make some hasty roadside repairs, leaving the Iriz to head into the final stage with only front brakes. Despite the imbalance in the car, Mellors kept his cool to secure a confidence-boosting fourth overall on the Proton’s BRC debut.

James Williams enjoyed a promising R5 debut in the Iriz finishing a solid 5th overall on his R5 BRC debut ensuring that there were two Mellors Elliot Motorsport Proton in the top five overall - a remarkable achievement in the face of some very stiff competition! “This really is a great start for the Proton Iriz R5, for me and the team this weekend,” said Mellors. “The team worked flat out to get the car ready over the last few weeks and literally finished building it on Friday afternoon. It had 15 miles on it when I started the rally and we just came in and set a top-five time with no prior testing. In my mind, that’s an impressive start”. Mellors believes there is much more to come from the squad this season. “The car is very capable and we know what it can do. There were so many variables this weekend, I hadn’t done a recce and made my own notes for three years or so and at this level that is the kind of thing that costs time. Our perfect storm would have been a podium but taking fourth really is a fantastic achievement and it was great to have James [Williams] in fifth in the sister car”.

[sonyathesnailll]

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[illidraws]

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