Editing Setting:Tiji Sector/People (section)

==Xenos==
===[[Tau]]===
====The House of Korst'la====
The House of Korst'la has held a "privileged" position in the Sector for over a hundred and fifty years. The House of Korst'la gains its name from the family line of Tau that run it - the paternal line of Shas'o Sio't Korst'la has run unbroken for seven generations. From the bridge of the flagship Studio 69, a Custodian Battleship converted into a massive interstellar nightclub, Korst'la uses the connections this grants to line his gilded pockets, and to observe every criminal transaction in the sector. It is for this reason his family line was granted the rare (and heretical) Inquisitorial Sanction - in return for acting as a source of intelligence for the Inquisition and bankrolling the occasional Crusade, he is allowed leeway to continue making money, which suits him just fine.

The House of Korst'la would be just another minor crimelord, if not for the strange bedfellows he keeps. Always at his side is the shadowy form of a Dark Eldar Archon, Khodexus Haedros of the Kabal of the Master Spark. If Khodexus is the intelligence behind the operation, Korst'la is the charisma. Their combined arms allow them an unprecedented position in the criminal underworld. Accompanying the two Xenos is Techmarine Jamal of the Black Panthers, stationed on Studio 69 to ensure the Xeno does not get ''too'' powerful. Unfortunately, being trained wrong as a joke, Jamal forgot his mission 10 minutes in, and now maintains the superstructure of Studio 69 and its hybrid tech, his idiocy pierced by flashes of brilliance.

If there is something exotic, Korst'la will have it. If there is something out there worth knowing, Korst'la will know it. If there is a deal to be made, keeping it is the difference between untold riches and a visit to the Dark City...

===Necron===
====Phaeron Ramsestron====
Phaeron Ramsestron's legend begins 65 Million years ago, in the time of mythology known as the War In Heaven. The Phaeron was one of many who, after Biotransference, set themselves to making weapons against the Old Ones and their Slann, Eldar, and Krork allies. Though passionate in his defense of his sound-based form of attack called Sigma Harmonics, the task of winning the War fell to proven weapons such as the Aeonic Forges and Transcendent C'tan. After the War, Ramsestron and his semi-loyal Cryptek, Thutmosis2000, entered the Great Sleep, bitter and disappointed that the weapon they created would fall to waste.

Something, however, happened. Perhaps ancient engrams deteriorated over time, awakening protocols were not followed, or maybe he just REALLY needed a nap. When Phaeron Ramsestron awoke, he was...happy. The Phaeron was observed active during the events of the Squat Crusade, the mass exodus of Squats from their ruined Homeworlds to a new promised land of the Tiji Sector, and Inquisitorial Cells who met him described him as "somewhat pleasant for a horrific world-destroying Xeno, and oddly good with kids." The Inquisition continues to study his Sigma Harmonics, information gleaned from an Acolyte Cell and from the Squat Command Brotherhoods. 

The motives of Phaeron Ramsestron, Tonal Architect, are completely unknown, and as such The Inquisition and has adopted the normal Shoot On Sight policy against the addled Phaeron and his exasperated Cryptek, finding a few half-hearted Macro-shells in his direction are enough to make him go away. How long he will remain mostly harmless, however, is anyone's guess.

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