Intergalactic Summit

Your attacks on my character are irrelevant to the discussion at hand. I have explained my past actions before, both to my friends and family in TRA as well as those in EM; I do not have to answer to you. I was simply pointing out that if reality matched your insane delusions there would be ethno-tribal tension within our alliance, which there is not.

You blab about things you don't know about and try to magnify non-existent problems in order to divide us. You will fail in this task.

In terms of logical reasoning, taking one specific fact as an example (premise : Rek Jaiga loyalty is unstable), and concluding that it must be the case for all, thus making up a generalisation out of one single fact, is absurd.



If I recall having read my History correctly, before the First Minmatar Empire the Starkmanir tribe has always been the biggest of all in terms of demographics and power, this through a very neutral and often detached foreign policy. The Brutor Tribe was merely a little offspring of the Starkmanir, being Starkmanir voluntary exiles themselves isolated on a small island, and thus was probably the smallest and newest tribe of all at the time. The Vherokior Tribe, is also an offspring of the Starkmanir Tribe that exiled and ventured into the great Sobaki desert for a long time before coming back. That way, it can be said that a little less than half of the Tribes actually originate from the old Starkmanir lineage.

Of course, if you refer by "most powerful" to ideological power and foreign influence, the Nefantar Tribe was probably considered by many as one of the shining Minmatar beacons pre-Empire, often at war with the Krusual Tribe for very opposed mindsets, where the latter embodied chaos and individuality versus the lawful Nefantar elites.

Calling what exactly?

Dear Sebiestor sweeties, the complex emotions that swirl around a realization everyone hates you are only natural. We Amarr understand this. Peas in a pod, you might call the two of us. I know, I know, your people have such gifts, have accomplished so much, and... made sure everyone knows it. Indeed, the first thing every Matari child will recite about the Sebiestor is that they are the engineers of the very civilization.

How could there possibly be animosity?

It was the Sebiestor who rediscovered thrust (remaining quite good at it... who *is* Mummy's little boy? That's right, you are!); the Sebiestor built all of the Matari stations floating majestically through space.

I'm very fond of the elemental thrones, myself.

Now, some might say this constitutes clear evidence of pervasive discrimination. We know better, don't we? The Brutor simply have different gifts. Professional divergence merely represents proper application of specialized advantage.

We Amarr understand this.

Peas in a pod, you might call the two of us.

It won't be easy to adapt to your new role. First, denial: this animosity is pure fabrication by an Amarrian witch; the difficulties we are going through are nothing more than typical political tension; even the other tribes insist all is well. "I consider selling the Sebiestor into slavery every day - ha ha, just kidding!" The fact denials are even necessary of course is cause for some suspicion. Why, the bastards might actually be...

Anger: Damn right we built those stations, and we can take them down, too. What happens if I vent this atmospheric recirculation system into space? Twiddle this stabilizer? Those backstabbing vermin would scream as they fell into the gravity well - if only they had air in their lungs! Ha! Oh, why has it come to this!?

Despair: I only wanted to act in the name of goodness, justice, and ponies! Bartender! Another vodka smoothie, hold the smoothie! Oh, what's the use, maybe...

Yes, yes, my sweets, acceptance: we'll show those Udorians how its really done. In a thousand years, we'll have our own royal house *and* our own empress upon the throne!

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes!

Few understand the curse of being better than everyone and despised for it as do we Amarr. You simply belong with us - peas in a pod. The entire cluster realizes it, deep down - where things get interesting.

Haha, you know what.

I dunno, I'm still finding it entertaining. Its not like she is actually capable of accomplishing what she propositions. With how crazy she is its only a matter of time until she accidentally bounces her skull off the pavement during one of her messages, and I rather want to see that when it happens.

Exactly as Halete says it. Lay off the drinks and stop trying to divide us. You just look like another overconfident Amarrian thinking they can actually accomplish a task like single-handedly bringing down the Republic.

You object to *that*?

Perhaps you were not present for the orgy in which I spun a couple hundred of my "little boys" into a ball of mud and sodomy under the canopy of an ancient redwood forest; or, an earlier mention of my having infused the adorable little creatures with a cross-species recombinant viral strain taken from slaver hounds (granted, "lycanthropic Sebiestor puppy project" might have been a bit vague). I'm quite well aware of the fact Sebiestor bite. I've mentioned it on several occasions, including at the outset of this very thread. It is what made the breed appropriate for my purpose. Who *is* Mummy's little boy!?

I am!

Are you in Jita yet?

I am!

Excited about getting blown up in the festivities?

I am!

Muffin! When the fireworks are over, he'll sell one of those PLEX thingies and head to Metropolis with an allowance. There, my lycanthropic little puppy can spread word of the Devourer *and* acquire a coterie of disaffected Sebiestor youth who want a jump on the expatriation.

Yes I can!

Of course, the misconception of Amarr as a "civilized" place is common enough. But the Empire is far from civil. It is a pit of venomous, scheming vipers.

We are patient serpents, and know what can be accomplished in a few hundred years. It is not necessary for me to "single-handedly" destroy the Republic, only to "single-handedly" expose the crack. With some demonstration of the concept, perhaps a freighter of lanky Sebiestor malcontents flying from Hek to Oris, I might garner press - particularly if a peevish entity blows the thing up - and through press, additional investment from interested parties. ISK makes a great deal that appears impossible suddenly possible, even when it is lost spectacularly.

Once the plot against the Sebiestor is exposed to a wider audience, these things have a way of taking on a life of their own. Now, should it be a Providence or a Fenrir? I'm partial to the Fenrir myself... careful with that one, sweetie!

Nursery rhymes? There I was thinking that you were going to be interesting.

From where or whom did you obtain this information?