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Livia Messer,<ref>Script error: No such module "Cite RSI".</ref> also known as Messer III was the third StarCitizen:Imperator of the StarCitizen:UEE. She championed Monumentalism (an architectural style).<ref>Script error: No such module "Cite RSI".</ref> She also increased government oversight of media, setting the groundwork for an unofficial 'office of propaganda', and expanded on her father's efforts by increasing maximum sentences for criminals and restructuring the definitions of prisons, leading to new political prisons on StarCitizen:Charon III.<ref>Script error: No such module "Cite RSI".</ref> There was a federal case against her in StarCitizen:2638.<ref>Script error: No such module "Cite RSI".</ref> In 2635 she proposed a restructuring of the legal system of UEE.<ref>Galactic Guide: Charon System, Jump Point, vol. 05, no. 3, p. 44.</ref>

Her spaceship suffered a catastrophic malfunction while reentering the StarCitizen:Earth's atmosphere above StarCitizen:Moscow in 2641, killing her husband StarCitizen:Daniel Scota and son StarCitizen:Marius Messer and severely injuring Livia. She renounced her title as Imperator in 2643 and gave it, honorably, to her deceased son, and disappeared from public life. Some rumors suggest her brother,<ref>Galactic Guide: Charon System, Jump Point, vol. 05, no. 3, p. 46.</ref> StarCitizen:Corsen Messer, may have been implicated in the crash.<ref>Script error: No such module "Cite RSI".</ref>

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-'''Livia Messer''',<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=starmap?location=KIEL.MOONS.AEMILIA&system=KIEL|text=Ark Starmap - System Kiel - Kiel 3a : Aemilla - Information}}</ref> also known as '''Messer III''' was the third [[StarCitizen:Imperator]] of the [[StarCitizen:UEE]]. She championed [[StarCitizen:Architecture|Monumentalism]] (an architectural style).<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14875-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide - Castra|int=Comm-Link:Galactic Guide - Castra System}}</ref> She also increased government oversight of media, setting the groundwork for an unofficial 'office of propaganda', and expanded on her [[StarCitizen:Deacon Messer|father's]] efforts by increasing maximum sentences for criminals and restructuring the definitions of prisons, leading to new political prisons on [[StarCitizen:Charon III]].<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=galactapedia/article/01dWwaQkrL-livia-messer-iii|text=Galactapedia: Livia Messer III}}</ref> There was a federal case against her in [[StarCitizen:2638]].<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/12706-2638-A-Call-For-Sovereignty|text=2638: A Call for Sovereignty|int=Comm-Link:2638 - A Call for Sovereignty}}</ref> In 2635 she proposed a restructuring of the legal system of UEE.<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 44.</ref>
+'''Livia Messer''',<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI|url=starmap?location=KIEL.MOONS.AEMILIA&system=KIEL|text=Ark Starmap - System Kiel - Kiel 3a : Aemilla - Information}}</ref> also known as '''Messer III''' was the third [[StarCitizen:Imperator]] of the [[StarCitizen:UEE]]. She championed [[StarCitizen:Architecture|Monumentalism]] (an architectural style).<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/14875-Galactic-Guide|text=Galactic Guide - Castra|int=Comm-Link:Galactic Guide - Castra System}}</ref> She also increased government oversight of media, setting the groundwork for an unofficial 'office of propaganda', and expanded on her [[StarCitizen:Deacon Messer|father's]] efforts by increasing maximum sentences for criminals and restructuring the definitions of prisons, leading to new political prisons on [[StarCitizen:Charon III]].<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI|url=galactapedia/article/01dWwaQkrL-livia-messer-iii|text=Galactapedia: Livia Messer III}}</ref> There was a federal case against her in [[StarCitizen:2638]].<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI|url=comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/12706-2638-A-Call-For-Sovereignty|text=2638: A Call for Sovereignty|int=Comm-Link:2638 - A Call for Sovereignty}}</ref> In 2635 she proposed a restructuring of the legal system of UEE.<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 44.</ref>
-Her spaceship suffered a catastrophic malfunction while reentering the [[StarCitizen:Earth]]'s atmosphere above [[StarCitizen:Moscow]] in 2641, killing her husband [[StarCitizen:Daniel Scota]] and son [[StarCitizen:Marius Messer]] and severely injuring Livia. She renounced her title as Imperator in 2643 and gave it, honorably, to her deceased son, and disappeared from public life. Some rumors suggest her brother,<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 46.</ref> [[StarCitizen:Corsen Messer]], may have been implicated in the crash.<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/transmission/15998-Loremakers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy|text=Loremaker's Guide To The Galaxy: Charon System}}</ref>
+Her spaceship suffered a catastrophic malfunction while reentering the [[StarCitizen:Earth]]'s atmosphere above [[StarCitizen:Moscow]] in 2641, killing her husband [[StarCitizen:Daniel Scota]] and son [[StarCitizen:Marius Messer]] and severely injuring Livia. She renounced her title as Imperator in 2643 and gave it, honorably, to her deceased son, and disappeared from public life. Some rumors suggest her brother,<ref>''Galactic Guide: Charon System'', [[StarCitizen:Jump Point (magazine)|Jump Point]], vol. 05, no. 3, p. 46.</ref> [[StarCitizen:Corsen Messer]], may have been implicated in the crash.<ref>{{SC/Cite RSI|url=comm-link/transmission/15998-Loremakers-Guide-To-The-Galaxy|text=Loremaker's Guide To The Galaxy: Charon System}}</ref>
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