Intergalactic Summit

Trylant Ryson was a Gallente citizen who sees the corruption and outright greed of his fallen brethren. After serving his draft in the previous war with the Amarr Faction, he left the navy knowing that he had to atone for his sins against the innocent.

After denouncing his citizenship with the Gallente Empire, he sought refuge in the many religious books that he seized while serving in the war. He found the Gods, and knew that if he was going to atone for his crimes against humanity; he would have to use his skills as a Gallente Pilot to defend the Amarr people from the ongoing injustice committed by the Gallente Government and it’s Corporations.

Some know him as the traitor; others know him as a vigilante. Yet in truth, he doesn’t identify himself with any of these labels. He sees himself as merely one man, on a quest of redemption and absolution. He dares not call himself righteous, just a student of the old ways.

So if you’re apart of a Gallente Corporation then heed this warning: Any act of oppression against the Amarr people makes you a valid target, regardless of system security status.

If you’re a pirate then understand the following: Any attempt to kill another for the sake of profit will also make you a valid target, regardless of system security status.

If you're a minor minding his/her own business, please note that Trylant will not harm you. If you see him lurking around that means that he is actively patrolling your area for pirates.

Also, the Gallente are a Federation, not an Empire (although the Caldari might debate that). The Amarr are very much an Empire, and a proud & noble one.

Well at least he's not a baby killer.

The only 'war' i can think of is the attempted invasion of Gallente space by the Kador family heir.
Though the OP's claim that those he killed were 'innocent' seems to invalidate that idea, as the aggressor can hardly be called innocent.

The thing that confuses me the most is the thought that the Federation is somehow committing acts of oppression against the empire... unless my reading of the basics of the reclaiming are false... 'take all the planets in the cluster and enslave anyone who doesn't convert to our religion' seems a touch more oppressive than 'live however you want, just don't stop anyone else doing the same'

'Full biography'

Seems a bit short.

A poet by the name Nekrad once wrote:

"I grant my loyalty to only the few who maintain the hard journey ahead,
And scorn those who without conviction; trim to a heading that serves only themselves!
My home port is the Goddess, the Earth is my spirit, and my love is the blood that sustains my life.
I am but a small vessel in the vast oceans of time, guided not by the compass of men;
But by the currents and winds that move me, so that my faith in Her is ever lasting!"

Granted we have two very different beliefs however the message does still ring true in my heart. In my short time in the universe, I have come to realize that loyalty is a thing that must be earned. I am on the path of redemption, however I must take heed to history. I must not seek revenge, only justice. I must not act out of hate, but act through my passions.

I hope I explained my side of things.

As a citizen and voting shareholder in the Kaalakiota corporation I do, indeed, get a vote on who the CEO is.

He's got you spot on, Tiberious. Your constant apologism on behalf of Gallente corporate interests and the Gallente government on a whole has irritated me for a long time. You know, i don't think you even believe all that Federal propaganda you're spewing yourself. You're lining your pockets with corporate blood money, and everyone knows it.

So, you're trading a supposed empire for a real one?

Citizens of the Federation elect their leaders and can elect new ones when they feel their interests aren't being addressed. Whether or not they organize and do so is another matter but, they have that power. Leaders can be recalled by a vote of the people. They are also subject to the rule of law and can be removed from office if found guilty of corruption or, other illegal acts. Contrast that with the Amarr who have no such ability as their leaders are either "divinely chosen" or, born into their positions of authority. As for legal recourse against the leadership, well... better hope that the Empress or Speakers of Truth find out about their misdeeds and decide to act. How long did Heir Articio Kor-Azor terrorize his subjects before the Speakers intervened? How long did the mad Emperor Zaragram rule before he was removed by assassination?

Also, if you think the royal court, heirs or holders are pure and above reproach you're either naive, ignorant of history or in denial. The Amarrian royal court, in particular, is rife with intrigue, secret backroom deals, scandalous behavior and even murder for political gain. If you don't believe me recall the last Chamberlain, Karsoth, and his dealings with Blood Raiders or, do some research on the major controversy surrounding Jamyl's taking the throne.

If you want to join the Amarr, that's your choice. Just don't try painting the imperials as being pure and lily white. They're just as dirty and have just as much blood on their hands as any other politicians in the cluster.

I was under the impression it was a press release of some sort.