Intergalactic Summit

**A clip from an Amarrian international news broadcast begins to play. A thin, pale Amarrian man procedes to talk, his voice has a light tone.**

Gateway, EVE constellation, Genesis.

Beginning at 08:40, a group of capsuleers made use of security access granted to a new member of Alexylva Paradox in order to liberate vessels, individuals and equipment from the Axlexylva POS acting as a hideaway from the sinful deviants.

Three pilots took part in the heist, moving ships from the Gateway constellation they quickly made way to the Amarr Empire, surrendering illicit goods in the form of independently developed cybernetic units, what are rumored to be TCMC's of prototype design, narcotics and weapons. Two of the liberation teams pilots could not be reached for comment, the third, the events organizer; a pilot that talked with this reporter under the condition of anonymity, had this to say:



The pilot declined further comment on the event, instead noting that they will send us an update as soon as their work is completed. We will update you with new information as soon as we have it.

**The man bows to the camera and the clip ends, the final few seconds are the news corporations logo.**

As thrilling as all this sounds, I would dearly love to see some evidence of these claims. Not to say this report is erroneous or misleading, more that evidence really does add meat to the bones of a story, should there be a story to tell at all.

I guess what I am trying to say is; a vid-capture of the heist (still or video) would speak more words than the longest forum post.

I'm interested in offering competitive prices for any of the stolen goods.

Full discretion guaranteed.

Is the Quafe okay? ♥

23rd of January YC 116. With more intrigue and epic historic story telling!

Of course they were, dear.

In further examination it seems like the theft is actually true. Initial claims of it being a falsehood came out from the fact that most of their valuable materials were not touched. They assumed if it was an actual theft that more valuable things would have been taken.

And it seems that some of the modules that were stolen were actually things brought in by the theif anyways. And the ships taken won't impact their operations.

So....good job I suppose?

The point still stands.

Not to mention, of all the things supposedly taken, there's only three, maybe four items in the lot that were actually worth nicking.

This is the work of a complete amateur, if true. Not really "breaking" news, let alone worth being on the IGS. We've got more important drivel to rabble about on here than a poorly-executed, low-profit corp theft against a corporation that's already got a record for not making the best decisions.

I can see if the creator of this newsflash is impressed by the enormous sums involved. A whole guesstimated value of 2 (TWO!) billion ISK.

Provided this is shared equally it'll be the staggering amount of 660 million per involved party.

It could of course be that a freshfaced mouthpiece released moments ago is easily impressed and this is chickenfeed.
This "heist" has been done in order to create drama. Nothing about it is spectacular, not even the drama.