Intergalactic Summit

Congratulations, Cadet Wulver.

Your next step after graduating should be further enlistment within the Naval Militia. But it doesn't sound like that's your thing.

In which case I'd recommend packing your bags, moving to Anoikis, and never looking back.

Good luck, whatever you do.

Well, good for you and good for the State.

Along with the income earned I'm sure you won't regret a period of service. There's much to learn beyond Academy classes and the Navy is an honorable choice of career to learn such things first hand. The Protectorate have always been a solid organization, especially if you like a lil autonomy. But there are also many fine, established private corporations affiliated with the State that I'm sure would warmly welcome a new Ensign to their ranks.


No need to appologize Cadet. Flattery will get you almost anywhere.

Oh. I hope it was a recent one.

Perhaps I can do my part to help encourage you to enlist for State service then. If you decide to do so I'll have you sent a new one, personally signed, just for you.

Fly safe Cadet. Or deadly, free, fun and easy as applicable.

/Salute

Congratulations on your promotion to the pod. It's a lot more fun piloting the ship than serving on it. Pyre Falcon is always looking for more good men. Feel free to message me or Pieter Tuulinen for an interview and either way I hope to see you in uniform soon.

Get in touch with Tiberious Thessalonia before you become too contaminated by capsuleer contact. That's a good first call.

Never heard of the guy. Anyone want to give me a bit of filler before I end up unwittingly joining a cult?

Ah, fantastic! Now I can make the levelheaded and well informed choice to stay away from the man at all costs.

I've never met anyone from Sansha's Nation and I'd really rather keep it that way. Thanks for the warning sir.

Congratulations, Pilot Wulver! \o/



This is a great idea and now that you're free of State service, you have complete freedom over your own body and what you put in it!

Y'know, one way of augmenting your piloting abilities is through the use of combat boosters; these are psychotropic substances that are injected through your capsule sockets directly into your cortex, giving you an immediate performance boost to a specific ability. They are very much like a temporary hard-wiring.

As a Caldari pilot, I'd imagine that you might already have a focus on using shields. If so, take a look at the Blue Pill booster, which'll help you get better control of your shield-booster modules (including ASB's) and squeeze more out of them. It also induces a sensual euphoria and male capsuleers experience a delightful side-effect... I'll let you find that out for yourself

Speaking of which... do you want more precision in your missile's explosions?
Then have a look at the Crash booster! It's a powerful stimulant that'll quicken your reflexes, enabling you to plot trajectories in split-seconds and hit the enemy that little bit harder. You might find yourself gurning a bit, but you have a good dentist, right?

There are several other types of combat booster which I could tell you about if you're interested.

Incidentally, Katanga Caravan specializes in the production and sale of these wonder-drugs. We have a stringent quality control process to ensure that our customers do not experience the harmful side-effects that may occur with other manufacturer's products. I personally offer consultation and delivery services, so please don't hesitate to get in touch!

Best of luck in your endeavors, Pilot Wulver - fly dangerous and ignore the CONCORD billboards!

This is a bit embarrassing.

I've been discharged from the Protectorate. I failed my first assignment, which wouldn't have been a problem if...

The Protectorate knew I didn't have the funds or tech for the mission they assigned me and they sent me out there anyway. They should have expected that I wouldn't have been able to take down that convoy. Immediately after I ran into a bit of money by selling a deck of my old Alliance Tournament cards.

This wouldn't have been an issue if I hadn't posted them all over Gal-Net while I was still exiting Placid. I had noble intentions in selling those so I could have the funds to never fail a mission like that again, and now the Protectorate thinks that those cards were somehow payment for throwing my assignment. Then once I show up in a newly fitted destroyer they start putting me under investigation for espionage.

They don't have any evidence so they can't lower my standing substantially, but some administrative bastard listed me as -.0001 in their system. Just one fraction of a point too low to keep fighting in the Milita. Then they have the audacity to reassign me to Deep Core Mining. Mining!

Well, we see how well working for the Milita went. Maybe now I'll start looking into some of the other corporations that have been nice enough to post here. The State didn't impound the ship I bought, so I have a brand new Corax, a bay full of missiles, and no where to go.

Or rather, no where that doesn't involve mining asteroids in deep space and being lost to history.

Duty is its own reward.

You've been given a very light tap on the wrists and a warning that you're not currently fit to be in company with others who serve the State Protectorate. It would take a very little work to overcome this slight stain on your record, believe me, and a short period of solid work would mean that such trifling indiscretions would no longer put your standing in jeopardy.

Fight on, soldier! The good fight needs more able bodies.