Intergalactic Summit

Though it's never the intention to fight them, the Drifters are a consistent opposing force to our operations - if they didn't attack first, we'd just leave them be. All the same, however, in conflict with them, their perfect synchronization and unshaken ambition for whatever their end goal is shows through as a defining trait of their faction. If it's a product of them simply being controlled AI, that's less impressive; but I'm of the belief that they're a little more than that. If that's the case, and they do have individual personas, then their dedication to their cause and their dauntless attitude in doing so is something to be admired; whatever their true intentions are, I've got to give them that.

What degree of separation do you feel from the baseliners, being what you are?

Memories.

... that ... probably sounds a little glib, but I really mean it.

Memories are these flighty, ephemeral things, and I of course know how possible it is to lose them. At the same time, though, they're more durable than a lot of physical goods. They kind of follow me around, and they can't really be carelessly mislaid or sold. They also don't take up very many packing crates. They'll all disappear when I die, of course, but, after that, I won't have any use for physical objects, either.

I try to remember the places I go, the people I meet. I don't need much, besides that.

Is there something you do to remind yourself of who you are?

Wake up every morning, make a cup of tea, and light a candle. I give myself fifteen minutes in the busy day to remember myself and forget the world.

How long do you suspect you will/plan to live?

E:

From a young age, I've been told the selfless goes to their death on an empty stomach. I suppose I've always thought a noble death is a hungry one.

My Corp and those corps who have backed me. I'd like my final body to be stuck in a wolf and blown up over Eram II.

Do you consider yourself a good role model to your people/others? Why do you feel that way?

To appreciate the value of daydrinking.

To those who wander, would you return home, if given the chance?

Tough one. I was raised in the State, and a lot of my work ethic (along with knowledge of hosting and tea preperation) comes from that time. I suppose my economic liberalism as well.

That said, I was given as good of an eduction in the Amarr faith as my mother could provide, and I am currently a baptised member of the Orthodox Church (and therefore citizen of the Amarr Empire)

It's a weird blend of the two, though the State and her people most likely would conclude I am not one of them due to my choices. It's a fair and legitimate point, but having lived in the Empire proper for long enough I've concluded I'm not all together a perfect fit there either. Perhaps the problem was I was living with a Sarumite as their ill begotten grandson.

If I find another place within the Empire (given its large variations in culture internally) or elsewhere I'll let you know.

To go back to an earlier answer of mine, what do you think the origin of Man is? Did we come from the Evegate? Did we spring up seperately on our individual planets? Do you think ancient aliens created us?

Todo Kirkinen, for a radical change in perspective.

Have you read any good books, or seen a decent holo -- one that made you think, or at least engaged you for longer than the time it took to watch it? What was it about?

Ammunition.... In 3 seperate locations have over 2.3bil est isk..

Since I accidentally cut him, instead of making a question I'll throw out the one I skipped over. Sorry Utari!

In case of goonswarm: absolutely nothing, just the ability to learn something new/make isk. I'm pretty sure those I've flown with in the past currently fighting you would understand, knowing me.
In the case of the state protectorate: isk..... Lots of isk
In the case of the 24ic: I'd join in a heart beat.... To feed Intel and go on safari. To actually fight for them would take me getting betrayed by the TLF or if they turned into an actual defensive war (slaves freed, treaties disallowing amarr warships to enter the republic and actual adherence to it) and we spit on it. I truely just want peace, if we were pushing to "rub it in" so to speak I don't think I could stand for that.

What have you left behind as a capsuleer that you once thought you could never live without?

Vocals: Ayallah
Keyboards: Deitra Vess
Guitars: Arrendis

Band name: The Suspects :)

...Your favourite time of the day (planetside, because ship and station cycles are boring) and why?