The Supreme Leader
ActiveNo one is certain how this title entered the governance structure. It does not appear in any founding document. The title simply exists, and he simply holds it.
He speaks briefly, occasionally, and always last — and when he does, the direction of the meeting changes the way a river changes when something large moves beneath it.
The Record
The Supreme Leader exercises no formal executive power. He calls no votes. He makes no motions. He does not speak at length during official proceedings. He speaks briefly, occasionally, and always last — and when he does, the direction of the meeting changes the way a river changes when something large moves beneath it.
His holdings span four continents and at least two sectors that most members only know exist because he mentioned them in passing. There is a port facility in a location he has never named that processes a volume of goods that does not appear in any publicly available shipping record. When this was raised with The Treasurer, The Treasurer closed his ledger and changed the subject.
He drinks only from his own glass, which he brings to every gathering in a case that he carries himself, and which no one has offered to carry for him twice.
He is considered, by those who have thought carefully about it, to be the most powerful private individual most people have never heard of. He considers this an acceptable state of affairs.
The Pegu Club
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