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The Blood-Stained Stars: A Breach of Trust — Part IV

Ammatar Holy Dome

Of Quiet Nights Long Past

Devoid region — Kisana constellation
Lisudeh system — Planet IV — Moon 4
Theology Council Tribunal station — Dr Canius’s office

5 September YC 127

“What?” I said, feeling the blood rushing to my face.

I was incredulous. I was frustrated. I was angry. That son of a bitch lied to me!

I moved menacingly towards the Doctor with my fists clenched. I was closer than ever to resorting to direct physical violence. Probably, the Doctor saw that in my face, as he tried to raise his hands in a placating gesture. Then he realised that he still held the statuette in one hand and that it looked like he was threatening to hit me with it. Canius hastily placed the statuette on the desk and babbled. Continue reading “The Blood-Stained Stars: A Breach of Trust — Part IV”

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The Blood-Stained Stars: A Breach of Trust — Part II

Theology Council Tribunal Station

New Friends

Derelik Region — San Matar constellation
Tanoo System — Planet V — Moon 1
Ammatar Consulate Bureau

4 September YC 127

“It’s done,” I said walking into Dovirch Anselm’s office. “Now, tell me where I can find Dagan.”

I was pretty annoyed by Anselm’s so-called mission — it made me feel guilty. I was sorry that I unknowingly killed an innocent person, but that was an honest mistake. The agent said as much but nevertheless he pressed me into delivering Mizara’s doll to her parents as if it was a penance. I deeply disliked the man and wanted to conclude my dealings with him as soon as possible. Unfortunately, Anselm deemed it necessary to regale me with Mizara’s life story, intermingled with many pauses and thoughtful stares. Continue reading “The Blood-Stained Stars: A Breach of Trust — Part II”

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Cargo Delivery

Kazem Tatha - Corpii Reaver
Lonetrek region – Okela constellation
Tsuguwa system – Planet VI
Caldari Navy Assembly Plant Station

24 November YC 126

The recent combat encounters awoke my interest in a more aggressive side of a capsuleer’s life. I considered a mercenary career before but I chose exploration then. Now, after watching rogue drones, pirate ships and Gallentean spies disintegrate under the fire of my one-twenty-fives, I felt that turrets were a better use of high slots than core probe launchers. Having concluded that I wouldn’t mind taking my Cormorant out for a spin, I called Purkkoken Honuken and asked if he had any missions for me.

“Of course,” he exclaimed, “good timing, my friend. I have an urgent delivery request.”

“Sorry, wrong number,” I said, sarcastically, “I thought I was calling Purkkoken Honuken, a security agent, but I guess I was accidentally connected to his twin working in the Distribution and Logistics department.”

“Well,” said the agent, carefully choosing his words, “it is a delivery contract but it may have… complications.” Continue reading “Cargo Delivery”

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