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[[File:BSG - Counterstrike - | [[File:BSG - Counterstrike - Parrin and Grust.png|thumb|The [[Okaati]]'s leader [[Parrin]] with her pilot and aide [[Grust]] during their encounter with [[Blue Squadron (TOS-DE alternate)|Blue Squadron]] ({{comics|classic|0}}).]] | ||
The '''Okaati | The '''Okaati''' are a sentient, bi-pedaled race of creatures who, during the [[sixth-millennium]], depart their native homeworld following an ecological holocaust of their own making. They are encountered by [[The Fleet (TOS-DE alternate)|the Fleet]] in the [[Seventh-millennium|seventh-millenium]] after entering the [[Empyrean Expanse]], appearing to share a similar predicament for they have an always on-the-run [[Okaati fleet|fugitive fleet of their own]]. | ||
== | == Origins and Exodus == | ||
Initially pacifistic and humble, the Okaati became parasitic in their wayward exile due to resource scarcity and other socio-political factors, with adeptness at stripping resources from the worlds within the [[Empyrean Expanse | Initially pacifistic and humble, the Okaati became parasitic in their wayward exile due to resource scarcity and other socio-political factors, with adeptness at stripping resources from the worlds within the [[Empyrean Expanse]]. Their aggressive ways affect the numerous species who formally attempt to aid them peacably, resulting in the creation of [[the Comitat]], an assemblage of victimized species seeking both justice and containment of the Okaati ({{Comics|classic|4}}). | ||
In the intervening millennia, the Okaati became a scourge that outpace and outwit the Comitat, striving to find sources outside of the Expanse. This search, lead by their leader [[Parrin]] sometime in or about [[7349 (alternate)|7349]], results in contact with the [[Cylon Empire (TOS-DE alternate)|Cylon Empire]]'s emissaries [[Baltar (TOS-DE alternate)|Baltar]] and [[Lucifer (TOS-DE alternate)|Lucifer]]. Upon their return into the Expanse, Parrin and her Cylon escort are detected by [[Blue Squadron (TOS-DE alternate)|Blue Squadron]] following its fracas with the [[Kiernu]]. Believing the Raider escort to be attackers to the then-unidentified vessel, Captain [[Apollo (TOS-DE alternate)|Apollo]] and fellow Warriors dispatch the escort, handle an enemy with presumed similarities to the Cylons, and are introduced to | In the intervening millennia, the Okaati became a scourge that outpace and outwit the Comitat, striving to find sources outside of the Expanse. This search, lead by their leader [[Parrin]] sometime in or about [[7349 (alternate)|7349]], results in contact with the [[Cylon Empire (TOS-DE alternate)|Cylon Empire]]'s emissaries [[Baltar (TOS-DE alternate)|Baltar]] and [[Lucifer (TOS-DE alternate)|Lucifer]]. Upon their return into the Expanse, Parrin and her Cylon escort are detected by [[Blue Squadron (TOS-DE alternate)|Blue Squadron]] following its fracas with the [[Kiernu]]. Believing the Raider escort to be attackers to the then-unidentified vessel, Captain [[Apollo (TOS-DE alternate)|Apollo]] and fellow Warriors dispatch the escort, handle an enemy with presumed similarities to the Cylons, and are introduced to another [[Okaati fleet|fugitive fleet]] ({{Comics|classic|0}} & {{Comics|classic|3|short=Y}}). | ||
== Turning Point with Humanity == | == Turning Point with Humanity == | ||
After dispatching the [[Cylons (TOS-DE alternate)|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS-DE alternate)|Raiders]] and [[the Comitat]]'s [[Bladeship|bladeships]], Captain Apollo's squadron is led to the [[Okaati fleet]] and lead to believe that the Okaati share the same perilous journey through the cosmos as a "[[The Fleet (TOS-DE alternate)|fugitive fleet]]." Buoyed by the possibilities of an alliance with fellow victims of oppression, Apollo leads the Okaati to the human's Fleet ({{Comics|classic|0}}). | After dispatching the [[Cylons (TOS-DE alternate)|Cylon]] [[Raider (TOS-DE alternate)|Raiders]] and [[the Comitat]]'s [[Bladeship|bladeships]], Captain Apollo's squadron is led to the [[Okaati fleet]] and lead to believe that the Okaati share the same perilous journey through the cosmos as a "[[The Fleet (TOS-DE alternate)|fugitive fleet]]." Buoyed by the possibilities of an alliance with fellow victims of oppression, Apollo leads the Okaati to the human's Fleet ({{Comics|classic|0}}). | ||
Believing that Parrin's plan to use the Fleet in order to barter for [[Tylium (TOS-DE alternate)|tylium]] from the Cylons would work, the Okaati engineers engage in deception to hijack the Fleet's various ships (sans ''Galactica'') by conjoining each Fleet vessel with a Okaati [[Harvester]], allowing the Harvester to disable and stage its Colonial partner on [[Gehenna Prime]] to this end ({{Comics|classic|3}}—{{Comics|classic|5|short=y | Believing that Parrin's plan to use the Fleet in order to barter for [[Tylium (TOS-DE alternate)|tylium]] from the Cylons would work, the Okaati engineers engage in deception to hijack the Fleet's various ships (sans ''Galactica'') by conjoining each Fleet vessel with a Okaati [[Harvester]], allowing the Harvester to disable and stage its Colonial partner on [[Gehenna Prime]] to this end ({{Comics|classic|3}}—{{Comics|classic|5|short=y}}).{{Comics Subjects|classic}} | ||
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[[Category:Kiernu]] | [[Category:Kiernu]] | ||