Azazel recorded his entire life's work within this Holocron, including his work on the creation of the Ash'rak, his studies with the Force, and his various inventions and innovations, among them the method he used to create BlackBlood, the devastating virus which nearly crippled the populations of countless worlds. However, perhaps the most important component of information which Azazel recorded within the Holocron was the coordinates of Core Station, a gigantic, mobile city, within which he had placed over a million Ash'rak in hibernation and stored enough weapons and warships to alllow a sizeable incursion against the galaxy, which was designed to be his "insurance", in the event of his death.
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| - Azazel recorded his entire life's work within this Holocron, including his work on the creation of the Ash'rak, his studies with the Force, and his various inventions and innovations, among them the method he used to create BlackBlood, the devastating virus which nearly crippled the populations of countless worlds. However, perhaps the most important component of information which Azazel recorded within the Holocron was the coordinates of Core Station, a gigantic, mobile city, within which he had placed over a million Ash'rak in hibernation and stored enough weapons and warships to alllow a sizeable incursion against the galaxy, which was designed to be his "insurance", in the event of his death.
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| - Azazel recorded his entire life's work within this Holocron, including his work on the creation of the Ash'rak, his studies with the Force, and his various inventions and innovations, among them the method he used to create BlackBlood, the devastating virus which nearly crippled the populations of countless worlds. However, perhaps the most important component of information which Azazel recorded within the Holocron was the coordinates of Core Station, a gigantic, mobile city, within which he had placed over a million Ash'rak in hibernation and stored enough weapons and warships to alllow a sizeable incursion against the galaxy, which was designed to be his "insurance", in the event of his death.
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