We’re coming on the Christmas Season now. We’ve done the Black Friday Mosh Pit Battle so we can start being nice to each other again. Let’s all look forward to getting together with friends and family, maybe eating a bit too much, and maybe giving gifts to people. The gifts don’t have to be expensive. Some of the best gifts are made just with our time, creativity, and maybe even a little dash of love. If we are letting our sentimental sides out for a romp of course. My wishes for a good Christmas Season to you all.
The Aesiran do not have a single national military or diplomatic or economic services or even a government in the ways we know them. Individuals, families, or inter-family corporations focus their specialties along any of those missions, but everything from an individual soldier up to a trading vessel or even a warship belong to them. Not any central government. The closest our diplomats have come to understanding the Aesiran governmental system is that there are one or more families with sufficient honor to generally direct what the Aesiran as a whole will do. Because they have earned the honor by leading through success. Which family or families these may be are more than the diplomats can guess at, since they appear to change based on what needs doing.
The Aesiran follow a kind of honor code that Earth’s diplomats have so far been unable to entirely understand. It is not purely military oriented, nor is it built around public service or any other common practices on Earth. Family is a large part of it, but there are numerous other factors. The acquisition of personal, family, and some form of communal honor the diplomats have not yet quantified appears to be the point of their lives. When something of worth needs to be done, someone is chosen to have the honor to lead, and then others have the honor to join them. A successful conclusion brings honor to everyone involved. Failure does not. The Aesiran are not fans of failure, and have little use for those who fail often.
The Aesiran are still largely unknown to us. Even the decades after Wars End have not changed that. They have not turned away Earth diplomats sent to their borders, but have not invited them any closer to their homeworlds. They are kept quite comfortable on the border worlds with the other races that fill them, and the locals are happy to talk with them about whatever they want to talk about. But the Aesiran do not appear to have a diplomatic service of their own. If they want to talk to us, they generally skip the diplomats entirely and send a representative directly to Earth to deal with our heads of states. They have even offered to take the diplomats home on these trips, much to the chagrin of the various diplomatic services of Earth.
Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends and family all over the world. May you have a good day and may you eat and sleep well.

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