Taradorn
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The Taradorn System, located in the core region of the Terran Confederacy, is known as the Confederacy's crown, paradise garden, and cradle of life.
The reason the Taradorn System enjoys such high praise is that it has three, not one, habitable planets. As a star system that was included in the Confederacy's colonization plan in its early days, Terrador's beautiful environment, advanced technology, and comprehensive social security system have kept the happiness index of Taradorn residents at a high level.
This galaxy, which was Terran Confederacy during the early Colonial Era, has become a paradise far removed from Tarsonis during the last century of colonization.
Tyrador VIII and IX are two co-orbiting planets located in the outermost layer of the Taradorn System. For a long time, these two companion planets have been orbiting each other and their star under the mutual gravitational pull of each other, like two deep blue butterflies dancing around the stars of the Taradorn System.
These two sister planets Taradorn, share similar environments—enough to support thriving life—but their climates are utterly absurd.
The close proximity and shared orbit of the two satellites, Tyrador VIII and IX, provides them with a unique environment where the climate, humidity, and terrain change dramatically every few miles. This remarkable natural phenomenon has contributed to Tyrador IX's reputation as a resort destination.
On Tyrador IX, lush tropical rainforests stand alongside towering, majestic snow-capped mountains, while a charming desert town nestles beside the vast, emerald-colored ocean. The tropical grasslands are as expansive as the colorful landscapes teeming with dense coniferous forests, and the abundant wildlife resources, each with its own unique function due to the diverse environment, make this planet a wondrous world teeming with amazing creatures.
The differences in climate and environment are so great that a resort built on a beach overlooks the vast ocean on one side, while on the other side it may be a frozen world with temperatures below -10 degrees Celsius.
At the Tyrador IX Confederacy Estate, dignitaries can sunbathe, surf, and dive at the hot ocean holiday estate, then drive a few miles to ski in the snow-capped mountains and experience hot springs. Afterward, they can hunt rare wild animals on the grasslands with abundant wildlife, and finally take a glider down the towering mountains and land in a warm valley with a spring-like climate all year round.
Visitors can admire the beautiful seashells in the vast shallow waters of Shell Island, take a yacht ride on the waves at Ocean Paradise and Sunset Palm Hotel, or watch the spectacular migration of Taradorn Narwhal during the mating season, although the latter is currently only open to the Old Families of the Terran Confederacy.
Tyrador IX is the Confederacy's most renowned resort destination, but it is also likely the largest den of iniquity in the entire Koprulu Sector. The wealthy and powerful have purchased luxurious estates on this planet, and the Old Families of Tarsonis also owns numerous properties here.
Numerous rumors have circulated about the Tarsonis Old Families and their descendants who fled to Taradorn to escape punishment. Almost all of these rumors relate to the licentious and outrageous behavior of the Old Families's descendants. It is said that deep within Tyrador IX, in palaces piled high with endless treasures, the Old Families indulged in extreme pleasure and debauchery, their sins covered by layers of blood shed by debt collectors at the Taradorn resort.
As the capital of Tyrador IX, New Canaan is a port city bordering the ocean. The buildings closest to the sea have the highest property prices in all of Taradorn, and tenants can enjoy magnificent views of the Emerald Sea through crystal glass windows, as well as observe the Taradorn Narwhal pods passing through New Canaan on their migration route.
As the salty sea breeze swept through the tree-lined avenues of downtown New Canaan, Augustus, disguised as an interstellar merchant, strolled leisurely along the wooden-paved road.
Augustus played many roles during his travels through the universe: a former Confederate Marine Corps who made a living on his own, Magistrate Sara, and the son of a fallen nobleman...
Beside Augustus stood Sarah Kerrigan, dressed in a black off-the-shoulder dress. The dress's hem fell past her knees, reaching about a third of a foot from her ankles. Kerrigan's small feet were clad in exquisite low-heeled sandals, her adorable little feet resembling scallion stalks or lotus petals, as if they were part of this finely carved ivory.
Kerrigan, fiery red hair was well-maintained, clearly from frequent washing and grooming, and a pink flower hair clip secured her bright red ponytail between her right shoulder and neck.
At this time, Kerrigan was full of youthful vitality. The lively spirit of a young girl could still be found in this girl who had experienced so much pain. The suffering had not yet piled up to the point that she could no longer smile.
For Kerrigan today, this is not just an ordinary escort mission, but a rather romantic trip, which is why she is wearing her favorite long dress.
Even so, Kerrigan, dressed like this, remains humanity's deadliest assassin. A miniature submachine gun, disguised as a crossbody bag, slung across Kerrigan's rounded hips, and a sharp dagger strapped to each of her thighs beneath her long skirt. If necessary, she can charge into enemy lines with a submachine gun in one hand and a dagger in the other, or escape any potential assassination attempt while carrying Augustus.
Despite the fact that Tyrador IX is a charming resort destination, Kerrigan wasn't very happy today because she still couldn't understand why Augustus insisted on bringing Mira Han along, which undoubtedly made their imagined "date" less than perfect.
Moreover, Kerrigan imagine any necessary connection between the trip to Taradorn and a pink-haired female officer of the Revolutionary Army.
If Kerrigan was a beautiful sight beside Augustus, then the bouncy Mira Han was a wild girl by his side.
As a high-ranking officer in the Revolutionary Army, Mira Han is calm and authoritative in battle, but often eccentric in her daily life. Her upbringing in Deadman's Port shaped Mira's optimistic personality; she always appears cheerful and optimistic. However, when dealing with traitors and deserters in the Revolutionary Army 'Deadman's Port Legion, she is ruthless, merciless, and cold-blooded.
Mira Han's outfit was much more revealing than Kerrigan's; she wore tight leather pants and a leather jacket, and her bare arms and forearms were tattooed with butterflies and skulls. Mira wore a very long, thin pink ponytail, and her swaying pink hair made her look like a dancing elf.
Even Augustus had to admit that the future mercenary queen of the Deadman's Port was quite lively and adorable in her youth. Like many children born and raised in the Deadman's Port, Mira's parents lacked the ability and sense of responsibility to raise their children. And he, Augustus, treated her like a daughter.
Meanwhile, behind Augustus and Kerrigan were Jim Raynor, Faraday, and two other tall and burly Revolutionary Army sergeants who appeared to be bodyguards. They had proven their loyalty and bravery in numerous battles against the Confederacy Army.
"This is a good place, Taradorn," Augustus they walked. "It's almost in a straight line with Moria and Tarsonis, far from the war and on the edge of the core world. If attacked, the Confederacy Fleets will arrive within two days at the earliest."
"But the good news is that the Confederacy garrison here is easily defeated; the strongest fighting force is actually a knightly order that originated from a semi-feudal colonial armed force."
Tyrador IX may be the second most powerful world after Tarsonis and Hermes, not because it has a developed industrial system or industry, but simply because it is a refuge for the descendants of the Old Families of the Terran Confederacy and the sons of wealthy merchants, as well as a place to store gray wealth.