SPLINTERED ROCK, Al Raqis - The quiet still of the SR landing pad area was shattered as a transport carrying missionaries was blasted out of the sky by hidden marauder Anti Aircraft guns; The only survivor of the horrible attack was the pilot, who seems to have taken a nasty head injury and lost his memory.
The marauders shortly issued this statement;
"We will smite the invaders from our skies. There will be more in the days to come. We are here. We will not be ignored. We will win. We are the Marauders. Expect us."
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Commerce Raiders or Slavers?
Raconteur Staff
AL RAQIS PORT - Reports and rumors are swirling around the Highport and Groundport of unconfirmed sightings of commerce raiders or slaver ships operating somewhere in the outer asteroid belt.
All ships are cautioned to review their repel boarders protocols, service all security and defense equipment, and operated in convoy when possible to deter or avoid this possible threat.
The IISS Archimedes is enroute from patrol to do a full belt survey.
AL RAQIS PORT - Reports and rumors are swirling around the Highport and Groundport of unconfirmed sightings of commerce raiders or slaver ships operating somewhere in the outer asteroid belt.
All ships are cautioned to review their repel boarders protocols, service all security and defense equipment, and operated in convoy when possible to deter or avoid this possible threat.
The IISS Archimedes is enroute from patrol to do a full belt survey.
Two Customs Agents Killed
CNS news services
DEEP DESERT - While patrolling the Empty Quarter for smuggler bases, two customs agents were ambushed and killed.
According to telemetry uplinked from their flier, the agents were investigating a newly spotted shuttle and camp 135km west-northwest of Al Raqis.
The uplinked data should allow positive ID of the ship and several crew members caught outside as the flier came in. One of these apparently triggered a successful ground-to-air missile attack.
The telemetry have been sent to all nearspace authorities.
DEEP DESERT - While patrolling the Empty Quarter for smuggler bases, two customs agents were ambushed and killed.
According to telemetry uplinked from their flier, the agents were investigating a newly spotted shuttle and camp 135km west-northwest of Al Raqis.
The uplinked data should allow positive ID of the ship and several crew members caught outside as the flier came in. One of these apparently triggered a successful ground-to-air missile attack.
The telemetry have been sent to all nearspace authorities.
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