Intergalactic Summit

I'm not all too familiar with security protocols aboard Amarr stations, but your best bet is to begin formal inquiry with the Station's watch captain. Any guard should be able to direct you to an office. Likewise most stations have terminals where maps are readily accessible.

Prepare some form of proof of affiliation. This could range anywhere from private telecom messages between each other, to familial records, to proof of superiority within a corporation or alliance. Most Security Captains I've met normally aren't willing to launch a manhunt on an individual unless there's a legitimate claim or the wheels are properly greased if a reason is lacking.

Most stations have some sort of remote surveillance system established, and it'll range anywhere from logs of keycard and PIN usage or Biometric scanners, to to live and recorded footage feeds. The size of large station memory banks can rollback normally to at least a week of footage per camera. Due to the Amarr empire's extensive use of automated machinery and slaves, I suspect their security feeds to be top-notch, even in most industrial complexes so as to keep an eye on machine tampering or potential slave revolt.

If you provide a list of Graelyn's active crewmen and known associates, it'll give security more leads to explore and track. At the very least, it'll help reign in those AWOL crewmen if they aren't dead yet.

If you're dealing with criminal elements that may have captured Graelyn, then I recommend having one of your normal crewmen pay off a few station rats and industrial workers to keep an ear to the vents, if you catch my drift. Heightened security activity rarely goes unnoticed, and it'll send lower criminal elements scurrying. Nobody pays attention to the janitor, so they tend to see more than they let on.

Whatever you do, do NOT pay off your informants yourself. Capsuleers stand out like a sore thumb, and if you suspect he was captured by criminals, then they might be looking to grab you too for extra ransom. Don't make that bribe in ISK either, use the station's associated scrip or currency, else you're gonna paint a target on whomever you send out. He'll get tortured, interrogated, and will probably die. Most upper-level criminal elements also scan for electronic signatures and recent scarring, so using anything less than top-of-the line sub-dermal location transmitters is also a death sentence if you're using him as bait.

This is the best I can give. You can make the official queries yourself, but prepare to hire a PMC to watch your back during the duration of the search if you aren't willing to work through proxies.

It happens.

Pretty much what both Miz and Elmund said, why worry? He more than likely just needed a break, like all people from time to time do. He seems more than capable to take care of himself and if not theres always soft clones to rely on, unless hes one of those wierd people who think their God doesn't want them to use all technology avaliable to them to better serve him or whatever and look down on soft clones. Personally I doubt thats the case with him. He has common sense.

I actually kind of like the guy.

I hope he ends up alright.

Could've joined a revolutionary group particularly The Syndicalist look for The slogan ,break the chains with a torch and hammer with A gear around it look for red flags in general

Yeesh, scratch that reliance on recorded intel. I keep forgetting where that budget of theirs goes, and security probably isn't it.

Looks like station rats are your best bet. Especially Matari kids in the slave quarters. Too young to know not to talk to strangers, and curious enough that they find good hiding spots.

Don't know who this Malthus fellow is, but he's pretty much right. Spent a couple of years as a station rat - because of personal stupidity and misplaced self-loathing, not a lack of care from the authorities - and if he's not tracked by the station authorities, the underbelly rats are your best bet.

That said, they tend to be very quick to figure out what's in their best interest, and getting involved in capsuleer affairs is never that. Anything you can offer them will always be in the 'too good to be true' category, and any threat will fall into the 'another drop in the sea' category. You'll need someone who have been one, or are otherwise associated with them - certain station security will likely have formed a small symbiotic network with them - to do the actual legwork.

Simple enough matter, but honestly I don't see much point in it unless there's reason to think there's a criminal element there that is sufficiently stupid to get on capsuleer radars. I highly doubt that's the case, since whenever that's happened, there's usually been rather... pointed examples made of such stupidity. The end of entire syndicates, their loved ones, their loved ones' loved ones and so on tend to teach that lesson very sharply and I highly doubt anyone there have failed to learn it during these decades of capsuleer existence.

It should in fact be easy to verify. If the rats and lowlifes are fleeing the station as a flood of rats fleeing a sinking ship on fire, - or trying to - something may have happened that'd slightly vex a capsuleer. If not, he's probably perfectly fine.

Sometimes something that has been lost is better to not be found again.

I see the Cardinal is no longer missing. Thanks for letting us know.

I asked a young man at Caille if he knew of any "lit" parties going on and I found the Cardinal about half an hour later in a region with a name that rhymes with "Belve".