The Fallen Enemies of Our Destiny (OOC Open)

[Acruan]

People... the reanimate ships and people... there is no such thing as debris, only blatant traps.

And awesome! This will be an epic battle, and I can't summon reinforcements/jump, right? ;_; I didn't know there'd be such chance.

And I don't mind partial or complete corruption down the line. >.< It is a thing Acruani would do sadly. They either foresee traps and wait for the right moment to jump over them, or they just keep running because they didn't notice there was a trap at all. It is hard to know until the jumping moment.

But I do want to research. I should try to find out that there are Red Markers inside some of the ships. They might be easier to control... (Though I'm sure they are as easy to have control stolen from, easy come easy go.) (Secret is to take over High Markers and all that lies beyond the Gates of Saygoth (And you will be able to see live, with luck, what was done to the ships that remained at Pawn system. >.> Because I'm no there are no remains to make a ghost ship from them. <.<)



Very interesting. >.> I'd want to see him working with the Acruani, partial-integration of organics into the Collective hasn't been achieved yet. (We weren't looking for it, yet. Propaganda has worked well enough.)

Well, then. Loki might end up working with you if the Consensus decides the Collective is trusted enough.

We never backstabbed anyone! We only clearly announced what we would do, then did it. Then became happily allies forever.
(Love your ideas though.)

[The V O I D]

Well, then. Loki might end up working with you if the Consensus decides the Collective is trusted enough.

We never backstabbed anyone! We only clearly announced what we would do, then did it. Then became happily allies forever.
(Love your ideas though.)

If Corvus is accepted, any interest in having a fleet of yours investigate a suspicious rumored-Corvus research facility near/in Acruani territory?

[Tracian Empire]

People... the reanimate ships and people... there is no such thing as debris, only blatant traps.

And awesome! This will be an epic battle, and I can't summon reinforcements/jump, right? ;_; I didn't know there'd be such chance.

And I don't mind partial or complete corruption down the line. >.< It is a thing Acruani would do sadly. They either foresee traps and wait for the right moment to jump over them, or they just keep running because they didn't notice there was a trap at all. It is hard to know until the jumping moment.

But I do want to research. I should try to find out that there are Red Markers inside some of the ships. They might be easier to control... (Though I'm sure they are as easy to have control stolen from, easy come easy go.) (Secret is to take over High Markers and all that lies beyond the Gates of Saygoth (And you will be able to see live, with luck, what was done to the ships that remained at Pawn system. >.> Because I'm no there are no remains to make a ghost ship from them. <.<)

*casual whistle* Couldn't help myself, time to show you what my evil plans are for the future...

WARNING: You are attempting to access the file: LOKI System without authorization! Please re-f-f-f-f--f-f-error. Access... granted...

THE LOKI SYSTEM AUTHORIZATION CODES ARE ACCEPTED. THIS CHANNEL IS SECURE. HERE IS DATA CONCERNING THE SYSTEM:

404394634360593250925-x942-53v-D / "Biochips": Specialized chips designed to integrate with Organic minds. They were made in the hopes of understanding thoughts, desires, and all else that came from Organics. This would also, if the organics loved to use the Biochips for various purposes (like cybernetic enhancement, augmentation and cyborg-creation) would give the Consensus access to strategic data should things between organics and synthoids not bode well. The Biochips have a specialized killcode programmed into the LOKI System, which would allow for the System to do one of two things: override all cybernetic pieces and equipment within the Biochip's host, essentially absorbing the organic into Consensus control, or the meltdown of the Biochip, and by proxy destruction of the organic brain, thus killing the organic. These chips are going to be sold to organics under the guise of friendship and technological upgrading, as it integrates flesh and machine unlike any other organic construct that we have seen...

404394634360593250925-x942-53v-H / "Loki's Scepters": An extension of the LOKI System. They are essentially specialized "Ground units" that are hiveminded together and controlled directly by Loki. They will have all of the most advanced technology that the Consensus has to offer, as well as much more in terms of weapons and such. These units shall vary in size and purpose, but all will be under the direct control of Loki.

404394634360593250925-x942-53v-Z / "Loki": Loki is an A.I. put in control of the LOKI System, named so after the AI. Loki is an AI unlike any other; on simulations and testruns, Loki was not only able to control the Scepter Units, but he was also able to control artificially generated organics with Biochip integration and cybernetic augmentation. Although, the Biochip seems capable of controlling even a full-organic with no augmentations, Loki says it's like toying with a puppet that he can't control fully. This also has shown to do damage to the artificial organic's flesh and brain, while augmented seem to be easier controlled and less damaged by the process. Loki is being designed in the hopes of monitoring the thoughts and desires of the Consensus' allies and enemies who are organic, as well as controlling them in the event they should decide to attack us. Currently, Loki is active but-

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Very interesting. >.> I'd want to see him working with the Acruani, partial-integration of organics into the Collective hasn't been achieved yet. (We weren't looking for it, yet. Propaganda has worked well enough.)

The Invaders had proven that they can resurrect things before, and going directly into the graveyard of the CEF wasn't necessarily a good move for the Allies.

No, you can't . I haven't directly specified it yet, but the Markers disrupt any FTL travel attempt in their surroundings. As an example, the Terra Nova tired to jump away, but it's FTL drives exploded.

The Red Markers and everything in this Invader swarm/fleet is under the control of a Black Marker. If you can destroy it, maybe...

[Tracian Empire]

I've been thinking about something. In order to avoid any possible future copyright thingy, what about changing the name of the Markers to something else, just as their appearance.

[Tracian Empire]

We never backstabbed anyone! We only clearly announced what we would do, then did it. Then became happily allies forever.
(Love your ideas though.)

If Corvus is accepted, any interest in having a fleet of yours investigate a suspicious rumored-Corvus research facility near/in Acruani territory?

You said that the HQ of Corvus is in human territory, so it should be either in the Confederation of Sol or the Sovereign Colonies, right? Itbwoukd be interesting to see what this group would do in the chaos in which the Milky Way is currently engulfed, with secessions and the bloody repressions.

[Drakorvanyia]

I've been thinking about something. In order to avoid any possible future copyright thingy, what about changing the name of the Markers to something else, just as their appearance.

If they're similar to the Mind Flowers, why not call them Weeds?

[The V O I D]

If Corvus is accepted, any interest in having a fleet of yours investigate a suspicious rumored-Corvus research facility near/in Acruani territory?

You said that the HQ of Corvus is in human territory, so it should be either in the Confederation of Sol or the Sovereign Colonies, right? Itbwoukd be interesting to see what this group would do in the chaos in which the Milky Way is currently engulfed, with secessions and the bloody repressions.

Knowing the secrecy and discretion Corvus works with, and the fact it has so many 'supporters' which give it money? They're probably finding a way to profit from the chaos. So, yeah. Plus, Corvus research facilities might be fun... ah, experiments! FOR SCIENCE!!

[Tracian Empire]

I've been thinking about something. In order to avoid any possible future copyright thingy, what about changing the name of the Markers to something else, just as their appearance.

If they're similar to the Mind Flowers, why not call them Weeds?

That could be an idea. It makes me think at the other sense of weed though.

[Tracian Empire]

You said that the HQ of Corvus is in human territory, so it should be either in the Confederation of Sol or the Sovereign Colonies, right? Itbwoukd be interesting to see what this group would do in the chaos in which the Milky Way is currently engulfed, with secessions and the bloody repressions.

Knowing the secrecy and discretion Corvus works with, and the fact it has so many 'supporters' which give it money? They're probably finding a way to profit from the chaos. So, yeah. Plus, Corvus research facilities might be fun... ah, experiments! FOR SCIENCE!!

They should be careful though. The SovCol Command has just ordered a series of galactic repercussions against any possible secessionist system!

[Drakorvanyia]

If they're similar to the Mind Flowers, why not call them Weeds?

That could be an idea. It makes me think at the other sense of weed though.

GET YOUR MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER. *Slaps.* :l

But uhh, I suppose we could come up with other names. What about Cephalic Vines?

[The V O I D]

Knowing the secrecy and discretion Corvus works with, and the fact it has so many 'supporters' which give it money? They're probably finding a way to profit from the chaos. So, yeah. Plus, Corvus research facilities might be fun... ah, experiments! FOR SCIENCE!!

They should be careful though. The SovCol Command has just ordered a series of galactic repercussions against any possible secessionist system!

Corvus isn't secessionist. Plus, its multigalactic/intergalactic and nobody knows who its leader is or what the hell they're doing.

[Acruan]

People... the reanimate ships and people... there is no such thing as debris, only blatant traps.

And awesome! This will be an epic battle, and I can't summon reinforcements/jump, right? ;_; I didn't know there'd be such chance.

And I don't mind partial or complete corruption down the line. >.< It is a thing Acruani would do sadly. They either foresee traps and wait for the right moment to jump over them, or they just keep running because they didn't notice there was a trap at all. It is hard to know until the jumping moment.

But I do want to research. I should try to find out that there are Red Markers inside some of the ships. They might be easier to control... (Though I'm sure they are as easy to have control stolen from, easy come easy go.) (Secret is to take over High Markers and all that lies beyond the Gates of Saygoth (And you will be able to see live, with luck, what was done to the ships that remained at Pawn system. >.> Because I'm no there are no remains to make a ghost ship from them. <.<)



Very interesting. >.> I'd want to see him working with the Acruani, partial-integration of organics into the Collective hasn't been achieved yet. (We weren't looking for it, yet. Propaganda has worked well enough.)

The Invaders had proven that they can resurrect things before, and going directly into the graveyard of the CEF wasn't necessarily a good move for the Allies.

No, you can't . I haven't directly specified it yet, but the Markers disrupt any FTL travel attempt in their surroundings. As an example, the Terra Nova tired to jump away, but it's FTL drives exploded.

The Red Markers and everything in this Invader swarm/fleet is under the control of a Black Marker. If you can destroy it, maybe...

Mission: Get all the Red Markers
Sub-objective: Help those organics and kill the Black Marker...
Sub-objective: Look like nice helping AIs while strategically keeping yourselves safe enough.

[Acruan]

We never backstabbed anyone! We only clearly announced what we would do, then did it. Then became happily allies forever.
(Love your ideas though.)

If Corvus is accepted, any interest in having a fleet of yours investigate a suspicious rumored-Corvus research facility near/in Acruani territory?

We do happen to control Andromeda humans... I'm sure you could have a research facility in those systems that data said to be something else, but isn't. I'll use that to show Acruani in the ground. :| We really aren't that great, I mean, if there is a reason to go through the ground.

[Acruan]

That could be an idea. It makes me think at the other sense of weed though.

GET YOUR MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER. *Slaps.* :l

But uhh, I suppose we could come up with other names. What about Cephalic Vines?

What about, The Twisted.

[The V O I D]

If Corvus is accepted, any interest in having a fleet of yours investigate a suspicious rumored-Corvus research facility near/in Acruani territory?

We do happen to control Andromeda humans... I'm sure you could have a research facility in those systems that data said to be something else, but isn't. I'll use that to show Acruani in the ground. :| We really aren't that great, I mean, if there is a reason to go through the ground.

I see. Well then. If Corvus is accepted, I shall make a first post involving a research facility on one of your worlds. Can you TG me a list of some good worlds I could use?

[Drakorvanyia]

On the issue of the Wikia, would looking at the poll results.. Would anyone like it up now?

[Acruan]

We do happen to control Andromeda humans... I'm sure you could have a research facility in those systems that data said to be something else, but isn't. I'll use that to show Acruani in the ground. :| We really aren't that great, I mean, if there is a reason to go through the ground.

I see. Well then. If Corvus is accepted, I shall make a first post involving a research facility on one of your worlds. Can you TG me a list of some good worlds I could use?

You can actually name any human world under Acruani control in Andromeda. :3 I have no names for them and they follow the universal standard of... you can name them. I don't mind. They are kinda possibly permanently borrowed worlds. (I'm trying to treat the people well, so they don't join the colonies back afterwards. >.> I mean, other than being control freaks, the Acruani do make worlds extremely good to live in! We even allow. >.> <.< Culture. And happiness, and AIs can fight for you. :3 You don't die, may the Acruani perpetually exist in their endlessness.)

But the details and names of the worlds are up to you, from the smallest mining outpost to a large world full of cities, 'everyone has an alpha Watch, everyone watches and is watched'. Mostly, I won't stop any group from making dead zones and citizens or travelers that are beyond where they can see. How to, just be creative! :3

Side-note: @Tracian: My friend, did someone just use light based weapons on me, as their main source of damage, or is it my impression. All I can do is to thank you, I've wait for over 2k posts for this day. Sincerely, you are awesome, and you've made my day. (And you also make me suspicious, very suspicious. Good things only happen before the end. And I feel like I've made a fatal mistake somewhere along the line now.) Regardless, thank you. (But yes, a suspiciously made formation with strong ships in the inside is made to fight against a mass ambush and the format is also related to the expectancy of enemies within. For Acruani are support, we will not do the Human thing where we have heroes who go beyond their limits and display absurd skills to get that one kill. Acruani just say, this is possible, let's do it, then explode. Then say, that wasn't possible at the time, let's do it, then explode again.)

[The V O I D]

I see. Well then. If Corvus is accepted, I shall make a first post involving a research facility on one of your worlds. Can you TG me a list of some good worlds I could use?

You can actually name any human world under Acruani control in Andromeda. :3 I have no names for them and they follow the universal standard of... you can name them. I don't mind. They are kinda possibly permanently borrowed worlds. (I'm trying to treat the people well, so they don't join the colonies back afterwards. >.> I mean, other than being control freaks, the Acruani do make worlds extremely good to live in! We even allow. >.> <.< Culture. And happiness, and AIs can fight for you. :3 You don't die, may the Acruani perpetually exist in their endlessness.)

But the details and names of the worlds are up to you, from the smallest mining outpost to a large world full of cities, 'everyone has an alpha Watch, everyone watches and is watched'. Mostly, I won't stop any group from making dead zones and citizens or travelers that are beyond where they can see. How to, just be creative! :3

Side-note: @Tracian: My friend, did someone just use light based weapons on me, as their main source of damage, or is it my impression. All I can do is to thank you, I've wait for over 2k posts for this day. Sincerely, you are awesome, and you've made my day. (And you also make me suspicious, very suspicious. Good things only happen before the end. And I feel like I've made a fatal mistake somewhere along the line now.) Regardless, thank you. (But yes, a suspiciously made formation with strong ships in the inside is made to fight against a mass ambush and the format is also related to the expectancy of enemies within. For Acruani are support, we will not do the Human thing where we have heroes who go beyond their limits and display absurd skills to get that one kill. Acruani just say, this is possible, let's do it, then explode. Then say, that wasn't possible at the time, let's do it, then explode again.)

Alright then. Now, to wait for Corvus to maybe be accepted.

[Karsopolis]

Tracian, got an idea when I read your last post. Remember the Wendigo Company commandos that died in the first Invader attack on Confederate space? Feel free to use them now. Not sure what reanimated Wendigos would look and fight like, but I'll leave that up to you. Just wanted to let you know the path is open.

[Tracian Empire]

On the issue of the Wikia, would looking at the poll results.. Would anyone like it up now?

If anyone wants to put it up, then by all means, do it, especially since some of us are probably more experienced at it then I am. The name of the series should be"Chaos Among the Stars" , right?

If no one else wants to do it, I will put it up, but I will be able to only somewhere tonight, so 5-6 hours from now.

[Tracian Empire]

Tracian, got an idea when I read your last post. Remember the Wendigo Company commandos that died in the first Invader attack on Confederate space? Feel free to use them now. Not sure what reanimated Wendigos would look and fight like, but I'll leave that up to you. Just wanted to let you know the path is open.

Well, no matter if they were human or Dothvalian, they would have pale white skin, glowing eyes, depending on who's controlling them, blue, red, purple, green.... They will probably fight in the same way they used to fight while they were alive, but they are now slaves of the Markers, and enjoy drinking blood.

[Tracian Empire]

They should be careful though. The SovCol Command has just ordered a series of galactic repercussions against any possible secessionist system!

Corvus isn't secessionist. Plus, its multigalactic/intergalactic and nobody knows who its leader is or what the hell they're doing.

The SovCol Command has started to crack down on the individual governments in the Milky Way, so this might affect the governments that are supporting Corvus. They should also try to look as less suspicious as possible, because heavily armed systems in the middle of a Secession War would attract the SCC's attention.

[The V O I D]

Corvus isn't secessionist. Plus, its multigalactic/intergalactic and nobody knows who its leader is or what the hell they're doing.

The SovCol Command has started to crack down on the individual governments in the Milky Way, so this might affect the governments that are supporting Corvus. They should also try to look as less suspicious as possible, because heavily armed systems in the middle of a Secession War would attract the SCC's attention.

This implies Corvus is heavily armed or lets the "supporting governments" keep track of it... Besides, Corvus is good at hiding things; after all, most or all of the public is clueless about it, and only a few supporting governments know it directly or are in communication with it. Thus, I think they'd have more of a problem trying to continue operations in secessionist systems than anywhere else. So, they'd just move those operations elsewhere and destroy whatever was in that system belonging or associating with them. Corvus is good at two things: security and secrecy. More the latter than the former, but even their security is very top-notch. So, I think SovCol Command would have more trouble discovering they even exist, and even farther amounts of trouble trying to figure out what they're doing, what their motives are, and who their leader is.

[Tracian Empire]

The SovCol Command has started to crack down on the individual governments in the Milky Way, so this might affect the governments that are supporting Corvus. They should also try to look as less suspicious as possible, because heavily armed systems in the middle of a Secession War would attract the SCC's attention.

This implies Corvus is heavily armed or lets the "supporting governments" keep track of it... Besides, Corvus is good at hiding things; after all, most or all of the public is clueless about it, and only a few supporting governments know it directly or are in communication with it. Thus, I think they'd have more of a problem trying to continue operations in secessionist systems than anywhere else. So, they'd just move those operations elsewhere and destroy whatever was in that system belonging or associating with them. Corvus is good at two things: security and secrecy. More the latter than the former, but even their security is very top-notch. So, I think SovCol Command would have more trouble discovering they even exist, and even farther amounts of trouble trying to figure out what they're doing, what their motives are, and who their leader is.

As long as they are discrete, they probably won't be discovered, but it will be difficult for them to find/create military supplies and assets, since the Milky Way is under martial law, and the SCC, SCAF and the Colonial Defense Network are carefully monitoring all space transport. I'm still wondering what could the objective of Corvus be though.

[The V O I D]

This implies Corvus is heavily armed or lets the "supporting governments" keep track of it... Besides, Corvus is good at hiding things; after all, most or all of the public is clueless about it, and only a few supporting governments know it directly or are in communication with it. Thus, I think they'd have more of a problem trying to continue operations in secessionist systems than anywhere else. So, they'd just move those operations elsewhere and destroy whatever was in that system belonging or associating with them. Corvus is good at two things: security and secrecy. More the latter than the former, but even their security is very top-notch. So, I think SovCol Command would have more trouble discovering they even exist, and even farther amounts of trouble trying to figure out what they're doing, what their motives are, and who their leader is.

As long as they are discrete, they probably won't be discovered, but it will be difficult for them to find/create military supplies and assets, since the Milky Way is under martial law, and the SCC, SCAF and the Colonial Defense Network are carefully monitoring all space transport. I'm still wondering what could the objective of Corvus be though.

Corvus' objectives are ultimately unknown, except by Corvus. Anyways; Corvus has been operating in secret for years due to its history. The problem here is if it's been operating since before the martial law or secessionist movement, then it probably already (and actually does) has/have a standing military and such. It's a private paramilitary, and most of the Corvus ships are thoroughly cloaked and disguised so as their weapons aren't easily detected. Corvus is essentially what you call a "rogue organization with unknown motive"; and despite this fact? No evidence legal, or otherwise, can support the fact they do some pretty questionable things. Therefor, it's hard to investigate them since they're basically the masters of coverups. I'm sure the SCC has some of its own dirty little secrets and coverups that they don't want let loose; let's just say the way Corvus covers up their secrets has been working so well the public throughout all galaxies doesn't even know they exist.