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Revision as of 18:15, 3 September 2008
Geno Krall | |
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Biographical Information | |
Race | Corellian |
Homeworld | Corellia |
Mother | Johanne Krall |
Father | Dack Krall |
Spouse | None |
Siblings | None |
Children | None |
Born | Year -29 Day 15 |
Imperial Service | |
Branch | ![]() Imperial Army |
Positions | Second Lieutenant |
Prior Service | RHSC (Royal Hapan Support Corps.), DII |
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A true architect of genocide, Geno Krall is a fanatically loyal and brutal officer of the Imperial Army. He is renowned primarily for his strictness and cruelty, as well as his unfeeling reaction towards weakness.
History
Geno Krall was born into an Imperial family from Corellia. As all young do, he departed his home planet with determined hope and bought passage to the Capital Planet of the Empire. After working numerous jobs around the cities of Coruscant, he eventually purchased an ancient N-1 Starfighter and quickly left the planet once again in search of a larger calling.
Born Pilot
Several years later he joined the Royal Hapan Support Corps, intending to improve his skills at the helms of larger ships and to become the gifted Captain his father had once been. After continued work with the Hapes Consortium, Krall had finally built up the finances neccessary to travel. Visiting over 50 different key planets in the galaxy (such as Dantooine, Coruscant, Adkinien, Neimoidia, Kashyyyk, Carida, Corellia, Duro, Norval II, Kuat, Hapes, Lorell, Dorin, Thyferra, Tatooine, Manaan, Naboo, Geonosis and Trandosha) Krall discovered numerous surprising truths about sentient behaviour. The strife and subsistence he encountered in his travels led him to a simple conclusion.
The Imperial Entanglement
Returning to Coruscant, Geno began searching around numerous disreputable venues for what he considered to be a threat to Imperial proceedings in the system. Sure enough, after weeks of careful hunting he located his prey. A Rodian New Imperial Order agent, assigned to the district Krall was at that time trawling through made itself known. After a brief struggle, Krall broke the alien's arms and right leg before dragging the bloodied corpse to an Imperial docking station. His reception was met with mixed feelings.
Imperial Recruitment
After a brief interrogation, Krall was offered a position in the Galactic Empire. Accepting this, he went on to serve the Grand Imperial Army, more specifically the Hellhounds. Incidentally, at the same time he was offered employment into the DII. Passing the notoriously rigorous entrance exam, he was accepted into the organisation and served part-time under the leadership of Alexander Fel.
From that point on, he immediately began raising the ranks and obtained prestigious awards such as the coveted 'Medal of Merit'. Here he met several talented individuals such as Rupert Bardo, Mark Ein Arton, Zenchi Senkusha and Marcus Aurelius. After performing a great many missions for the Hellhounds, he was suddenly compelled to find a planet of which he had heard many stories. His time on this unnamed planet changed him, for what he considers to be the better.
Return to the Empire
Krall returned to the Imperial Army along with a set of intricate cybernetic jaw and facial attatchments, as well as a brutal new outlook on the galaxy. How he recieved the wounds which lead to the neccessity of the mechanical parts is still unknown and he refuses outright to speak of the subject.