Intergalactic Summit

We are anything but psychotic, considering that we ruthlessly excise psychopathy from our Network.

But good work on turning this around and away from you. When in doubt, deflect?

I'm curious where you stand on this whole fiasco, Crow.

This is probably the first time Thiggy has ever said something I agree with.

The Stonites are more interested in drawing attention to themselves than they are in saving lives and helping people. If they weren't, they wouldn't spend so much time on the IGS crowing about each and every time they manage to get through undocking procedures and clean up after some capsuleer who thought not having to pay a fine was more important than the handful of people s/he had stupidly thought needed to be taken to his/her destination.

You don't need to draw attention to everything you do. As you've discovered, this paints a rather large target on your heads, and look where it got you - a shell of a corporation, its members distributed to the winds, and still under the fire of those who want to use you as target practice.

What you should be doing is letting those people who you've helped do the speaking for you. Their voice matters more than yours - their testimony of how much you helped them is far more important and genuine than anything you could say to people who might want to help you out.

of course you do... except for those at the highest echelons eh?

Heavenbound is most certainly unhinged, perhaps less than those who rendered them so, but unhinged nonetheless.
As for Kuvakei himself... well, enough said there.

as for turning this around, why would you think i intend such a thing.

I have said, on more than one occasion, that this cluster will burn. all within it are trespassing on lands that are not for them.
When the smoke clears and all have peace, this garden will be beautiful once more.

I will still be here when your nation is a memory, and your master is naught but ashes.

I grow weary. The 20,000 vitoc addicted Vherokior slaves will be executed outside the Ardishapur Family Bureau station in Ardishapur prime at 05:00. That gives the Stonites and NUVOS three hours.

31,400 slaves were purchased. 20,000 were Vitoc addicted. Those will be destroyed as is our way of mercy. 2332 chose conversion after counsel and will crew Batheen vessels. The remainder will be repatriated per their choosing, or perhaps destroyed if DSTON and NUVOS continue their recalcitrance.

House of Murder consideres any member; Past, present and future of DSTON or NUVOS presence within any corporation to constitute a clear and present Casus Belli, at our pleasure. Untill such time the individual or one of the mentioned corporations negotiate to our satisfaction for us to ignore this stigma.

House of Murder.

Moral culpability for their deaths is at your hands, not DSTON or any other. I had thought you logical enough to realize this. No one other than you is culpable in the slightest, and the only principle you have proven is your willingness to murder the blameless. For a moment I had thought your philosophy more refined, but I was apparently mistaken.

Even here I'm unable to express my outrage. Yours is a god of death, Captain Airaken. I choose life.

No, I don't really understand. I find it a schizophrenic philosophy, and fully admit that my knowledge of it is weak. I've gotten little glimpses of clarification here and there, but it's still something of a mystery. I'm quite sure he has no qualms with his actions, obviously.

That doesn't really apply, though. What I was trying (and apparently failing) to point out is that his actions don't shift responsibility for the act onto DSTON or anyone else - the responsibility is his, and no amount of blackmailing or taunting will change that. The claim that those deaths are on Ston's hands is simply false.

This said, no doubt Ston feels horrible about the incident. That in and of itself could easily be a secondary goal of the action.

Thank you for pointing out my vague communication and letting me clarify it. I find you highly acerbic, but rarely wrong.

Indeed. I'm still curious to hear Mensha Khael Crow's reaction, considering that he agreed to arbitrate on behalf of a heretical organization (the Seekers are EoM after all) and hasn't publically decried their actions in slaughtering the innocent.