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People's Republic of Adhomai

William Murdoch — Fri, 25 Sep 2026 00:27:48 GMT

Medical

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	== Medical ==		== Medical ==
			[[File:Tesla_Arm.png\|thumb\|A model of Tesla Elektroika prosthetic arm equipped with an experimental retractable finger blade.]]
	It is not only the military that has benefitted from PRA innovation. Whereas prior to discovery, the life expectancy of the average Tajara worker was around fifty years, now individuals living in hubs like Nal'tor can survive even well into their eighties. A greater understanding of anatomy and medicines have enabled the Tajara people to live longer, healthier lives. Infant death has plummeted, and the production of numerous vaccines have rendered several diseases extinct. Tajara-specific medication is more easily and quickly synthesized, contributing to the decrease in the cost of drugs.		It is not only the military that has benefitted from PRA innovation. Whereas prior to discovery, the life expectancy of the average Tajara worker was around fifty years, now individuals living in hubs like Nal'tor can survive even well into their eighties. A greater understanding of anatomy and medicines have enabled the Tajara people to live longer, healthier lives. Infant death has plummeted, and the production of numerous vaccines have rendered several diseases extinct. Tajara-specific medication is more easily and quickly synthesized, contributing to the decrease in the cost of drugs.

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	[[File:Tesla_Generator.png\|thumb\|An experimental Tesla Elektroika generator currently under development in the Tampiska Polytechnic Institute Tesla Lab.]]		[[File:Tesla_Generator.png\|thumb\|An experimental Tesla Elektroika generator currently under development in the Tampiska Polytechnic Institute Tesla Lab.]]
	Tesla Elektroika, commonly shortened to just Tesla Technology, remains one of a handful of novel technologies developed on Adhomai. Based on the volatile but potent Tesla field, Tesla technology has become the pride of Hadiist science. While not reliant on phoron technology, Tesla technology is vastly inefficient and less effective compared to its phoronic counterparts. It occupies a space below the human technologies of the modern age, but could prove its reliability in the phoron scarcity.		Tesla Elektroika, commonly shortened to just Tesla Technology, remains one of a handful of novel technologies developed on Adhomai. Based on the volatile but potent Tesla field, Tesla technology has become the pride of Hadiist science. While not reliant on phoron technology, Tesla technology is vastly inefficient and less effective compared to its phoronic counterparts. It occupies a space below the human technologies of the modern age, but could prove its reliability in the phoron scarcity.
			[[File:Tesla_Spine.png\|thumb\|A standard civilian-grade Tesla Elektroika spine-grafted generator. It is the source of all power and the majority of processing power required by Tesla Elektroika prosthetics, organs, and augments.]]
	The most notable and widely used of the Tesla technological line-up is the generator. These generators range in size with the smallest being found in the Tesla Gauntlet. The largest on record was an experimental grid-scale power generator. The limiting factor in all cases is containment. Tesla generators require a thick containment shield, multiple discharge rods, and frequent maintenance. These requirements, however, do not ensure a consistent and safe generation field. Tesla generators, especially those larger variants, are notorious for containment failures. The results range from small shocks to explosive discharges. Containment failure has few cautionary signs, and is exceedingly difficult to reverse unlike Supermatter or nuclear alternatives. As such, maintenance technicians are highly sought after and often paid higher than average wages for their round the clock supervision and maintenance of the volatile technologies. Tesla generators are not without their benefits, however. The efficiency and output of Tesla generators are high, rivaling if not surpassing their fusion counterparts when adjusted for scale. Additionally, they are compact resulting in a high energy density.		The most notable and widely used of the Tesla technological line-up is the generator. These generators range in size with the smallest being found in the Tesla Gauntlet. The largest on record was an experimental grid-scale power generator. The limiting factor in all cases is containment. Tesla generators require a thick containment shield, multiple discharge rods, and frequent maintenance. These requirements, however, do not ensure a consistent and safe generation field. Tesla generators, especially those larger variants, are notorious for containment failures. The results range from small shocks to explosive discharges. Containment failure has few cautionary signs, and is exceedingly difficult to reverse unlike Supermatter or nuclear alternatives. As such, maintenance technicians are highly sought after and often paid higher than average wages for their round the clock supervision and maintenance of the volatile technologies. Tesla generators are not without their benefits, however. The efficiency and output of Tesla generators are high, rivaling if not surpassing their fusion counterparts when adjusted for scale. Additionally, they are compact resulting in a high energy density.

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	=== Tesla Prosthetics ===		=== Tesla Prosthetics ===
	~~[[File:Tesla_Arm.png\|thumb\|A model of Tesla Elektroika prosthetic arm equipped with an arc welder finger augment.]]~~
	The most visible use of Tesla technology is the Tesla prosthetics program. Due to the high cost and difficult integration of human-made prosthetics, the Ministry of Technology designed Hadiist-made prosthetics with Tajara anatomy in mind. Originally tested on soldiers to form the [[Tajaran_Military_Structures#Tesla_Brigade\|Tesla Brigade]], the program was released for civilian testing in 2462. Since then, the program has expanded to include Tesla organs, and improve upon the safety and design of the limbs and spine.		The most visible use of Tesla technology is the Tesla prosthetics program. Due to the high cost and difficult integration of human-made prosthetics, the Ministry of Technology designed Hadiist-made prosthetics with Tajara anatomy in mind. Originally tested on soldiers to form the [[Tajaran_Military_Structures#Tesla_Brigade\|Tesla Brigade]], the program was released for civilian testing in 2462. Since then, the program has expanded to include Tesla organs, and improve upon the safety and design of the limbs and spine.

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People's Republic of Adhomai

William Murdoch — Fri, 25 Sep 2026 00:21:15 GMT

Tesla Technology

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	==Tesla Technology==		==Tesla Technology==
			[[File:Tesla_Generator.png\|thumb\|An experimental Tesla Elektroika generator currently under development in the Tampiska Polytechnic Institute Tesla Lab.]]
	Elektroika, commonly ~~known as~~ Tesla Technology, remains one of a handful of novel technologies developed on Adhomai. Based on the volatile but potent Tesla field, Tesla technology has become the pride of Hadiist science. While not reliant on phoron technology, Tesla technology is vastly inefficient and less effective compared to its phoronic counterparts. It occupies a space below the human technologies of the modern age, but could prove its reliability in the phoron scarcity.		Tesla Elektroika, commonly shortened to just Tesla Technology, remains one of a handful of novel technologies developed on Adhomai. Based on the volatile but potent Tesla field, Tesla technology has become the pride of Hadiist science. While not reliant on phoron technology, Tesla technology is vastly inefficient and less effective compared to its phoronic counterparts. It occupies a space below the human technologies of the modern age, but could prove its reliability in the phoron scarcity.

	The most notable and widely used of the Tesla technological line-up is the generator. These generators range in size with the smallest being found in the Tesla Gauntlet. The largest on record was an experimental grid-scale power generator. The limiting factor in all cases is containment. Tesla generators require a thick containment shield, multiple discharge rods, and frequent maintenance. These requirements, however, do not ensure a consistent and safe generation field. Tesla generators, especially those larger variants, are notorious for containment failures. The results range from small shocks to explosive discharges. Containment failure has few cautionary signs, and is exceedingly difficult to reverse unlike Supermatter or nuclear alternatives. As such, maintenance technicians are highly sought after and often paid higher than average wages for their round the clock supervision and maintenance of the volatile technologies. Tesla generators are not without their benefits, however. The efficiency and output of Tesla generators are high, rivaling if not surpassing their fusion counterparts when adjusted for scale. Additionally, they are compact resulting in a high energy density.		The most notable and widely used of the Tesla technological line-up is the generator. These generators range in size with the smallest being found in the Tesla Gauntlet. The largest on record was an experimental grid-scale power generator. The limiting factor in all cases is containment. Tesla generators require a thick containment shield, multiple discharge rods, and frequent maintenance. These requirements, however, do not ensure a consistent and safe generation field. Tesla generators, especially those larger variants, are notorious for containment failures. The results range from small shocks to explosive discharges. Containment failure has few cautionary signs, and is exceedingly difficult to reverse unlike Supermatter or nuclear alternatives. As such, maintenance technicians are highly sought after and often paid higher than average wages for their round the clock supervision and maintenance of the volatile technologies. Tesla generators are not without their benefits, however. The efficiency and output of Tesla generators are high, rivaling if not surpassing their fusion counterparts when adjusted for scale. Additionally, they are compact resulting in a high energy density.

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People's Republic of Adhomai

William Murdoch — Fri, 25 Sep 2026 00:18:27 GMT

Tesla Prosthetics: New art

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	=== Tesla Prosthetics ===		=== Tesla Prosthetics ===
			[[File:Tesla_Arm.png\|thumb\|A model of Tesla Elektroika prosthetic arm equipped with an arc welder finger augment.]]
	The most visible use of Tesla technology is the Tesla prosthetics program. Due to the high cost and difficult integration of human-made prosthetics, the Ministry of Technology designed Hadiist-made prosthetics with Tajara anatomy in mind. Originally tested on soldiers to form the [[Tajaran_Military_Structures#Tesla_Brigade\|Tesla Brigade]], the program was released for civilian testing in 2462. Since then, the program has expanded to include Tesla organs, and improve upon the safety and design of the limbs and spine.		The most visible use of Tesla technology is the Tesla prosthetics program. Due to the high cost and difficult integration of human-made prosthetics, the Ministry of Technology designed Hadiist-made prosthetics with Tajara anatomy in mind. Originally tested on soldiers to form the [[Tajaran_Military_Structures#Tesla_Brigade\|Tesla Brigade]], the program was released for civilian testing in 2462. Since then, the program has expanded to include Tesla organs, and improve upon the safety and design of the limbs and spine.

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Guide to Citizenship

Kermit — Thu, 24 Sep 2026 23:09:06 GMT

republic of biesel citizenship requirements updated for the 2026 tcaf update

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	===Citizenship===		===Citizenship===
	* Must have lived in Republic of Biesel for at least 2 years (if not a IPC)~~, or~~ having served in [[Tau Ceti ~~Foreign Legion~~]] for at least a year.		* Must have lived in Republic of Biesel for at least 2 years (if not an [[IPC]]) OR having served in a Foreign Legion of the [[Tau Ceti Armed Forces]] for at least 1 year.
	* Able to speak Tau Ceti Basic.		* Able to speak Tau Ceti Basic.
	* By Sol Alliance law, must forfeit Sol Alliance citizenship, if existent. Allows any other dual citizenships.		* By Sol Alliance law, must forfeit Sol Alliance citizenship, if existent. Allows any other dual citizenships.

Consular Officer

Kermit — Wed, 23 Sep 2026 22:42:27 GMT

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	===List of Interest Groups===		===List of Interest Groups===
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	=== [[Republic_of_Biesel\|Republic of Biesel ~~Representative~~]] ===		=== [[Republic_of_Biesel\|Republic of Biesel Civil Service Functionaire]] ===

	* Tasked by the [[Biesel\|Republic of Biesel]] government to ~~ensure that~~ [[~~Guide_to_Law#Republic_of_Biesel\|~~Tau Ceti ~~Law~~]] ~~is being followed~~, and ~~that safety regulations are being followed~~. ~~They~~ are to ~~promote Biesel sentiment~~, and ~~reinforce~~ the ~~image~~ of the ~~bright beacon~~ of ~~democracy~~. ~~They may~~ also ~~issue Tau Ceti citizenship~~ and ~~passports~~ in ~~certain circumstances~~.		See Also: [[Republic_of_Biesel#The_Civil_Service\|Republic of Biesel: The Civil Service]]

			Civil Service Functionaires are assigned to the [[SCCV Horizon]] to chiefly represent the Republic of Biesel's interests and liase on behalf of Republic citizens, though may also carry out extra functions depending on which government department they are with (but can still dabble in the responsibilities of other departments). As the Horizon is considered an important posting (and often a dangerous one, depending on the operation and by virtue of being in space), they may be accompanied by close protection officers from either the [[Republic Security & Law Enforcement#Biesel Security Services Bureau\|Biesel Security Services Bureau]], [[Tau_Ceti_Armed_Forces#Republic_Espatiers\|Republic Espatiers]], or their own hired private security.

			'''Notable Government Departments:'''
			* '''Department of Interior:''' The Department of Interior is responsible for domestic policy, public security (including policing and prosecution), immigration, and civil registration. It is therefore also the parent department of the [[Republic Security & Law Enforcement#Biesel Security Services Bureau\|Biesel Security Services Bureau]]. Functionaires from the Department of Interior aboard the Horizon perform duties typically expected of consular staff, such as temporary passport replacements for Republic citizens, visa renewals or modifications for non-citizens, and reporting instances of severe crimes conducted by Horizon crew to the BSSB.
			* '''Department of Arts, Culture and Sport:''' The Department of Arts, Culture and Sport (sometimes just the Department of Culture) is responsible for tourism, leisure and creative industries. Functionaires on the SCCV Horizon are expected to organise cultural appreciation events, observe Republic holidays and festivities and support citizens who feel out of touch with their home as a result of their spacebound work assignment. They are generally seen as upbeat chearleaders for the Republic of Biesel's multicultural environment.
			* '''Department of Veteran Affairs:''' The Department of Veteran Affairs is an entire government department dedicated to supporting reserve and veteran [[Tau Ceti Armed Forces]] personnel, and so naturally works close with the Department of Defence. Functionaires on the SCCV Horizon are expected to ensure TCAF veterans and reservists are treated well, are completing appropriate remote and physical training (in the case of reservists), and may also begin the initial stages of recruitment for the TCAF (both citizens and non-citizens interested in the TCAF immigration pathway) with the lure of its many benefits and high salaries.
			* '''Department of Economy, Finances and Industry:''' The Department of Economy, Finances and Industry (sometimes just the Department of Economy) is responsible for taxation and national funds. It is also responsible for regulating, developing, and establishing competition between the megacorporations. On the Horizon, functionaires will typically interact more with Command staff to find opportunities for the Republic of Biesel, Conglomerate, and its affiliate companies to work together on shared goals (eg. phoron surveying, exoplanet surveys), as well as ensuring that the Horizon's operations are in compliance with [[Republic Law]]. A more active player in major Horizon operations and expeditions.

			''This is not an exhaustive list of the department your functionaire may represent, but are the most sensible and engaging picks.''

	=== [[Sol_Alliance\|Sol Consular Officer \| Foreign Service Officer]] ===		=== [[Sol_Alliance\|Sol Consular Officer \| Foreign Service Officer]] ===

Republic of Biesel

Kermit — Wed, 23 Sep 2026 22:41:00 GMT

adds civil service lore

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	For the most part, the Republic is very hands off as a result of historical scars over the [[Solarian Alliance]]’s strong governance of [[Tau Ceti]] and a byproduct of its laissez-faire capitalist approaches, with its major responsibilities only being that of: 1) promoting the Republic’s core values of freedom, individualism, multiculturalism, 2) ensuring the Republic’s sovereignty and security against those which would do harm to these values, 3) connecting and navigating citizens and regional governments through federal bureaucracy. While many federal laws are in place, it is ultimately left to local governments as to their finer interpretation, application, and enforcement. Consequently, the Republic relies heavily on the [[megacorporations]] for many functions, from private megacorporate [[Republic Education\|education]] and health & social care that runs parallel to local state schooling — many of these gaps are filled in by [[NanoTrasen Corporation]], due to their historic dominance over [[Tau Ceti]], but other megacorporations have been beginning to carve out their own portions of these sectors.		For the most part, the Republic is very hands off as a result of historical scars over the [[Solarian Alliance]]’s strong governance of [[Tau Ceti]] and a byproduct of its laissez-faire capitalist approaches, with its major responsibilities only being that of: 1) promoting the Republic’s core values of freedom, individualism, multiculturalism, 2) ensuring the Republic’s sovereignty and security against those which would do harm to these values, 3) connecting and navigating citizens and regional governments through federal bureaucracy. While many federal laws are in place, it is ultimately left to local governments as to their finer interpretation, application, and enforcement. Consequently, the Republic relies heavily on the [[megacorporations]] for many functions, from private megacorporate [[Republic Education\|education]] and health & social care that runs parallel to local state schooling — many of these gaps are filled in by [[NanoTrasen Corporation]], due to their historic dominance over [[Tau Ceti]], but other megacorporations have been beginning to carve out their own portions of these sectors.

			=== The Civil Service ===

			The '''Federal Republic of Biesel Civil Service''', or just ''Civil Service'', is the highly organised, centralised bureaucracy and secretariat behind the Republic of Biesel's federal government. At the highest level, it acts as a bridging organisation, maintains uniform standards and pay bands for, and hires personnel for each of the government's departments. At lower levels, duties vary by department, be it food standards to policing and prosecution to work and benefits.

			Civil servants in the Republic of Biesel are formally referred to as ''"civil service functionaires"'' or ''"functionaires"''. They are expected to be politically neutral and, outside of directior positions, persist across changes in the presidency or executive branch.

			For playing civil service functionaires on the SCCV Horizon, see: [[Consular_Officer#Republic_of_Biesel_Civil_Service_Functionaire\|Consular Officers: Republic of Biesel Civil Service Functionaire]]

	=== Political Parties and Ideologies ===		=== Political Parties and Ideologies ===

Tajaran Educational Institutions

William Murdoch — Tue, 22 Sep 2026 21:33:18 GMT

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	{{Navbox Lore}}		{{Navbox Lore}}
	{{Navbox Tajara Lore}}		{{Navbox Tajara Lore}}

Republic of Biesel

Kermit — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 14:48:36 GMT

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	The executive branch is composed of the president and the various administrative departments that assist the presidency in running the government and implementing policies in the best interest of the citizens. Currently, [[Notable_Republic_Figures#President_Åke_Torvald\|Åke Torvald]] is the President of the Republic of Biesel.		The executive branch is composed of the president and the various administrative departments that assist the presidency in running the government and implementing policies in the best interest of the citizens. Currently, [[Notable_Republic_Figures#President_Åke_Torvald\|Åke Torvald]] is the President of the Republic of Biesel.

	For the most part, the Republic is very hands off as a result of historical scars over the [[Solarian Alliance]]’s strong governance of [[Tau Ceti]] and a byproduct of its laissez-faire capitalist approaches, with its major responsibilities only being that of: 1) promoting the Republic’s core values of freedom, individualism, multiculturalism, 2) ensuring the Republic’s sovereignty and security against those which would do harm to these values. While many federal laws are in place, it is ultimately left to local governments as to their finer interpretation, application, and enforcement. Consequently, the Republic relies heavily on the [[megacorporations]] for many functions, from private megacorporate [[Republic Education\|education]] and health & social care that runs parallel to local state schooling — many of these gaps are filled in by [[NanoTrasen Corporation]], due to their historic dominance over [[Tau Ceti]], but other megacorporations have been beginning to carve out their own portions of these sectors.		For the most part, the Republic is very hands off as a result of historical scars over the [[Solarian Alliance]]’s strong governance of [[Tau Ceti]] and a byproduct of its laissez-faire capitalist approaches, with its major responsibilities only being that of: 1) promoting the Republic’s core values of freedom, individualism, multiculturalism, 2) ensuring the Republic’s sovereignty and security against those which would do harm to these values, 3) connecting and navigating citizens and regional governments through federal bureaucracy. While many federal laws are in place, it is ultimately left to local governments as to their finer interpretation, application, and enforcement. Consequently, the Republic relies heavily on the [[megacorporations]] for many functions, from private megacorporate [[Republic Education\|education]] and health & social care that runs parallel to local state schooling — many of these gaps are filled in by [[NanoTrasen Corporation]], due to their historic dominance over [[Tau Ceti]], but other megacorporations have been beginning to carve out their own portions of these sectors.

	=== Political Parties and Ideologies ===		=== Political Parties and Ideologies ===

Xanu Prime

Fyni — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 14:20:18 GMT

The Second Great Depression and Secession from the Solarian Alliance | 2260 - 2278

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	In 2271, following the Xanan tradition of protest and rebellion that began with the All-Xanu Peace League, a Xanan independence movement was founded known as the All-Xanu Free League. Led by an aging veteran of the Xanan Civil War who had joined politics after the war and fully embraced the new idea of a united Xanu, Eloise Brel, the All-Xanu Free League’s goals were simple and to the point: no less than total independence from the Sol Alliance. Brel and her supporters argued that the Sol Alliance had never done anything for Xanu that wasn’t motivated by profit. The Free League cited the Sol Alliance’s refusal to intervene in the Xanan Civil War and near-removal of Governor Kulkarni in 2225 as examples of the Sol Alliance’s desires only to subjugate Xanu and act as thieves from its prosperous economy, going as far as to call the Sol Alliance’s Colonial Authority “pirates.” Brel also protested for popular democracy and voting rights for its citizens, as until this point, many Xanan people were only allowed to participate in democracy on a local level and had little say in the planet’s colonial taxation and economic programs or its foreign policy. As economic conditions worsened, the popularity of the Free League only grew, leading to further social unrest.		In 2271, following the Xanan tradition of protest and rebellion that began with the All-Xanu Peace League, a Xanan independence movement was founded known as the All-Xanu Free League. Led by an aging veteran of the Xanan Civil War who had joined politics after the war and fully embraced the new idea of a united Xanu, Eloise Brel, the All-Xanu Free League’s goals were simple and to the point: no less than total independence from the Sol Alliance. Brel and her supporters argued that the Sol Alliance had never done anything for Xanu that wasn’t motivated by profit. The Free League cited the Sol Alliance’s refusal to intervene in the Xanan Civil War and near-removal of Governor Kulkarni in 2225 as examples of the Sol Alliance’s desires only to subjugate Xanu and act as thieves from its prosperous economy, going as far as to call the Sol Alliance’s Colonial Authority “pirates.” Brel also protested for popular democracy and voting rights for its citizens, as until this point, many Xanan people were only allowed to participate in democracy on a local level and had little say in the planet’s colonial taxation and economic programs or its foreign policy. As economic conditions worsened, the popularity of the Free League only grew, leading to further social unrest.

	By 2274, Xanu’s planetary governor saw that the situation was untenable and resigned from the office. With the highest office of authority in Xanu Prime now vacant, the All-Xanu Free League declared itself as the popular government of the entire planet, installing Eloise Brel not as Xanu’s governor but as the president of the newly proclaimed All-Xanu Republic. In the same year, following Xanu’s example, the Outer Colony worlds of Himeo, now the United Syndicates of Himeo, Vysoka, Gadpathur~~, and Zaurghis~~ also declared independence from the Sol Alliance. Sol was paralyzed by depression and unsure of how to respond to the situation, attempted to negotiate with the newly-independent systems to no avail. In 2275, the leaders from the independent outer colonies met on Xanu Prime in the city of Nouvelle-Rochelle and agreed to the formation of a military and economic alliance called the Interstellar Coalition of Independent Systems, or Coalition of Colonies. Xanu Prime was declared to be the de facto operational center of this new alliance and as such, it dictated the goals that the Coalition would need to meet. These goals, at least for the time being, were complete economic independence from the Sol Alliance and a militarization of their societies so that they could defend themselves from what Eloise Brel described as “the impending imperialist sledgehammer.”		By 2274, Xanu’s planetary governor saw that the situation was untenable and resigned from the office. With the highest office of authority in Xanu Prime now vacant, the All-Xanu Free League declared itself as the popular government of the entire planet, installing Eloise Brel not as Xanu’s governor but as the president of the newly proclaimed All-Xanu Republic. In the same year, following Xanu’s example, the Outer Colony worlds of Himeo, now the United Syndicates of Himeo, Vysoka and Gadpathur also declared independence from the Sol Alliance. Sol was paralyzed by depression and unsure of how to respond to the situation, attempted to negotiate with the newly-independent systems to no avail. In 2275, the leaders from the independent outer colonies met on Xanu Prime in the city of Nouvelle-Rochelle and agreed to the formation of a military and economic alliance called the Interstellar Coalition of Independent Systems, or Coalition of Colonies. Xanu Prime was declared to be the de facto operational center of this new alliance and as such, it dictated the goals that the Coalition would need to meet. These goals, at least for the time being, were complete economic independence from the Sol Alliance and a militarization of their societies so that they could defend themselves from what Eloise Brel described as “the impending imperialist sledgehammer.”

	The same year, Brel announced the necessity for a new All-Xanu Army and Navy and called for native Xanans and even foreigners in the Solarian planetary garrison who loved democracy, freedom, and the principles of equality and fairness found in Xanan culture to defect and bring their equipment with them, promising Xanan citizenship and adequate pay. Many of these soldiers who hadn’t been paid in months courtesy of the Second Great Depression’s effects on the Solarian military’s finances deserted their posts in droves and joined the new All-Xanu Army and Spacefleet. Stories of entire bases and ships surrendering to civil servants of the new administration were not unheard of. Those in the All-Xanu Armed Forces knew that they were unable to fight the Solarians in open combat and so instead looked to the past for guidance. Many veterans of the Xanan Civil War were still alive and while not in fighting condition, many of them being in their sixties or seventies at this point, were called upon to teach Xanan officers guerilla tactics who would then use those same methods, along with those learned from defecting garrison officers, to teach the nascent Army. Armed with equipment now flowing in from arms factories on Vysoka, the industrial centers of Himeo, and the planet’s own defense industry that emerged in the wake of the Xanan Civil War, Xanu’s fledgeling military was taking shape. By 2278, the All-Xanu Army was a young and inexperienced but well-trained fighting force. The All-Xanu Spacefleet by 2278 consisted of 802 vessels, most of which were no larger than cruisers and had been surrendered to the planet by both its own and nearby planets’ defecting garrisons.		The same year, Brel announced the necessity for a new All-Xanu Army and Navy and called for native Xanans and even foreigners in the Solarian planetary garrison who loved democracy, freedom, and the principles of equality and fairness found in Xanan culture to defect and bring their equipment with them, promising Xanan citizenship and adequate pay. Many of these soldiers who hadn’t been paid in months courtesy of the Second Great Depression’s effects on the Solarian military’s finances deserted their posts in droves and joined the new All-Xanu Army and Spacefleet. Stories of entire bases and ships surrendering to civil servants of the new administration were not unheard of. Those in the All-Xanu Armed Forces knew that they were unable to fight the Solarians in open combat and so instead looked to the past for guidance. Many veterans of the Xanan Civil War were still alive and while not in fighting condition, many of them being in their sixties or seventies at this point, were called upon to teach Xanan officers guerilla tactics who would then use those same methods, along with those learned from defecting garrison officers, to teach the nascent Army. Armed with equipment now flowing in from arms factories on Vysoka, the industrial centers of Himeo, and the planet’s own defense industry that emerged in the wake of the Xanan Civil War, Xanu’s fledgeling military was taking shape. By 2278, the All-Xanu Army was a young and inexperienced but well-trained fighting force. The All-Xanu Spacefleet by 2278 consisted of 802 vessels, most of which were no larger than cruisers and had been surrendered to the planet by both its own and nearby planets’ defecting garrisons.
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	===The [[Sol_Alliance_History#25_March,_2278:_Outbreak_of_the_Interstellar_War\|Interstellar War]] \| 2278 - 2287===		===The [[Sol_Alliance_History#25_March,_2278:_Outbreak_of_the_Interstellar_War\|Interstellar War]] \| 2278 - 2287===
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Notable Humans

Fyni — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 14:19:55 GMT

Chief Representative of the Coalition Reilly Sianne

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	'''Birthdate: March 14th, 2421'''		'''Birthdate: March 14th, 2421'''

	Formerly a farmhand on Xanu, Reilly is the first Chief Representative of the newly reformed Coalition of Colonies. A staunch Xanu proponent of trade, she has pushed for more anti-piracy patrols in the Coalition’s south, near ~~Zaurghis~~, and has advocated that the Coalition should expand its influence into the neutral zone formally. Sianne is, furthermore, a proponent of more megacorporation presence in the Coalition - a stance that has brought her into conflict with some planets within the Coalition. Sianne’s personality is difficult to decipher, with almost all of her own time dedicated to expanding on her political career. She is seen as a shut-in in this regard, with little in the way of social connections - in part due to her being elevated to the position by external forces and plucked out of a once-peaceful rural town life in her childhood.		Formerly a farmhand on Xanu, Reilly is the first Chief Representative of the newly reformed Coalition of Colonies. A staunch Xanu proponent of trade, she has pushed for more anti-piracy patrols in the Coalition’s south, near Assunzione, and has advocated that the Coalition should expand its influence into the neutral zone formally. Sianne is, furthermore, a proponent of more megacorporation presence in the Coalition - a stance that has brought her into conflict with some planets within the Coalition. Sianne’s personality is difficult to decipher, with almost all of her own time dedicated to expanding on her political career. She is seen as a shut-in in this regard, with little in the way of social connections - in part due to her being elevated to the position by external forces and plucked out of a once-peaceful rural town life in her childhood.

	==First Speaker Marja-Leena Helminen==		==First Speaker Marja-Leena Helminen==

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	Often categorized as a part of Light’s Edge, the Lemurian Sea is an astrological curiosity which is entirely free of stars. This region is a relatively new discovery and classification, having only been officially broken off of Light’s Edge by most astrographical institutions following the rediscovery of Assunzione and limited exploration beyond its position on the border of what would become the Lemurian Sea. Most astrological charts advise avoiding the region as travelers are known to report a feeling of general uneasiness while passing through it and many vessels are known to have disappeared within the Sea.		Often categorized as a part of Light’s Edge, the Lemurian Sea is an astrological curiosity which is entirely free of stars. This region is a relatively new discovery and classification, having only been officially broken off of Light’s Edge by most astrographical institutions following the rediscovery of Assunzione and limited exploration beyond its position on the border of what would become the Lemurian Sea. Most astrological charts advise avoiding the region as travelers are known to report a feeling of general uneasiness while passing through it and many vessels are known to have disappeared within the Sea.

	Major worlds in Light’s Edge include ~~Zaurghis,~~ Meropis ~~and Assunzione~~, which sits on the very edge of the Lemurian Sea. No known settlements exist within the Lemurian Sea.		Major worlds in Light’s Edge include Assunzione and Meropis, which sits on the very edge of the Lemurian Sea. No known settlements exist within the Lemurian Sea.

	==Human Frontier and Colonial Space==		==Human Frontier and Colonial Space==

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<center><i>“From the darkness, do you see the light most clearly.”</i> - Outer Eyes proverb</center>

[[File:Outereyeslogo.png|thumb|The symbol of the Outer Eyes since the early 2460s.]]
The '''Outer Eyes''' are a criminal syndicate with influence across much of the Spur. With a history spanning several decades, it worked undiscovered by many of the major powers of the Spur for much of its existence, controlling the lucrative ''Purple Market'' – the illicit trade of [[Phoron]] – which gave it incredible wealth.

Originally founded on the wealth generated from finding phoron deposits in the [[Lemurian Sea]], acted unobserved by many of the powers of the Spur, growing influence and directing the expansion of many of the frontier colonies in the [[The_Orion_Spur#The_ICSR|ICSR]], where subtle political influences saw their power expand. Beyond the Lemurian Sea and the ICSR, they acted much more covertly, where blackmail, bribery and even assassination of people in power saw their network established all the way from the Sea to the fringes of the [[Solarian Alliance]].

Their original goal was to survive a predicted second interstellar war with their assets intact, so they could control the reduced population and guide them along an “enlightened philosophy” to prevent future such catastrophes, though the recent dissolution of the leadership has left their philosophy now undefined.

The Eyes recruited members in two manners. First, individual agents would be recruited in a manner which has been likened to a cult – where potential agents were targeted for exploitation based on fringe belief and societal rejection. The Eyes would use their obscure philosophy, the Tenets, to draw these recruits in, imparting a sense of purpose and higher knowledge. Many would be willing to commit heinous criminals acts for the Eyes, without fully knowing the immensity of the organisation they had been recruited to. The second method would be simple mercenary recruitment, using the Eye’s immense wealth.

==History==
===Founding===
In 2434, a secret expedition was launched by the [[Nralakk Federation|Second Nralakk Federation]] into the [[Lemurian Sea]] with the goal of recovering the [[Lemurian Sea#History|Maki’i Xau’an]] – a [[Generation Fleets|generation ship]] lost in the Sea over a thousand years earlier. Leading the expedition was Illzarth’go Valziop, then a provost at [[Federation_Education#The_Gliutip'lyaz_University|Gliutip'lyaz University]]. A former student, doing their second degree alongside Weashbi Jrugl themselves, Valziop was at the time one of the Federations leading historians and scientists, a well-respected academic reaching a peak of SCI 9.82.

The expedition met mixed success. Avoiding [[Assunzione]], it approached the Sea from further out in [[The_Orion_Spur#Light’s_Edge|Light’s Edge]], seeking to explore a newly discovered haven in the Sea. However, it soon became apparent that the route provided was bunk. The three-ship expedition soon found themselves split up and out of contact, completely lost thanks to the effects of the Sea. The Provost, by chance or fate, found themselves inside a haven after several weeks lost to the fog. Here, they found a vast nest of [[psirens]] built in the mangled wreck of hundreds of ships. A ball of twisted steel tens of kilometres across, built from the carcasses of ships lost in the Sea and lured to their doom in this haven by the psirens living here. The Provost, fighting the voices in their own head, identified some wrecks with liveable atmosphere, and set up a new home.

This wreckage would come to be known as the Boneyard. The Provost would spend years piecing together the information contained on hundreds of ship computers, and come to map the Sea based on their failures, finding most importantly dozens of deposits of [[Phoron]] scattered throughout the Sea and the information required to reach them in relative safety.

With their position secure, and a sitting on potentially trillions of credits of Phoron, the Provost dwelled on situation. Turning the crew of the surviving ship to their personal loyalty, Valziop decided to put into practice the philosophy outlined in one of their many papers. The Phoron would be sold, slowly, safely to avoid the attention of greater powers. They would amass a fortune, watch the Spur from distant safety of the Sea, and prepare for the war they had long predicted. From this position of strength, they would lead the post war Spur into a new, better age as a benevolent autocrat. The Provost gathered around those who believed in their philosophy, and formed the Outer Eyes in 2436.

===The Eyes===
[[File:Provost.png|thumb|Illzarth’go Valziop, founder and leader of the Outer Eyes until 2468.]]
Expansion was slow at first. The Provost was far from the Federation, where they had trusted contacts, and content to allow them to believe they were lost to the Sea regardless. Instead, they probed the underworld on Assunzione, eventually coming into contact with Nomiki Mylonna, the leader of a smuggling ring on Assunzione. After months of negotiation, and a visit to the Boneyard, Mylonna eventually joined the Outer Eyes as the first of the Provost’s inner circle – the Seeing Eye. Their connections kickstarted the growth of the Eyes into Coalition markets, and was a catalyst which saw the smuggling side of the Eyes operation begin to grow exponentially.

During these early stages, the Eyes made early outreach into Light’s Edge itself. While an area with sparse, small colonies, the Provost sought to use it as a proving ground for their theories. Taking covert control of the [[Meropis]] colonial council in 2438, the planet would become an example of Outer Eyes rule and a valuable location where they could operate both without scrutiny and without the danger of the Sea.

Early attempts to probe beyond the [[Coalition of Colonies|Coalition]] lead to some fruit. The Provost themselves witnessed [[Contact War|nuclear war]] erupt on [[Moghes]] in 2439 – a fact which when later discovered led to the fringe theory from multiple groups that the Provost was behind the supply of excess nuclear weapons to the Traditionalists, an unlikely theory given the still nascent state of the Outer Eyes in 2439. During their observation however, the Provost aided in the rescue of a runaway [[IPC]] from the Solarian observers, known as Gambit. In 2444, Gambit enters the inner circle as Harmonious Eye.

The rumours behind the Provost’s links to the Traditionalists on Moghes extend to the acquisition of an egg from the Azarak clan in 2449. An opportune snatching of an egg, or a planned extraction demanded by the Azarak clan, whatever the truth an egg was secured, alongside a small cohort of Traditionalists. This egg would go on to hatch Soztal Azarak, who would be raised near the Sea on Meropis by a mixture of traditionalist exiles and the Provost’s academic circle, and much later join the Outer Eyes as the Vengeful Eye in 2460.

The next to join the inner circle was Alexandra Sanghera, a woman from [[Biesel]], in 2453. The Secession of Biesel was an opportunity for Eyes to break into a new market, as they had previously failed to penetrate the once Solarian market. Joining as the Generous Eye, she began to corrupt the Phoron supply chain and the Boneyard’s reserve was supplemented by off the records extras from extraction sites across Tau Ceti.

Eventually, the Outer Eyes operation spread into [[Sol]]. The chaos spread by the [[KING OF THE WORLD|Solarian blockade of Biesel]] in 2458 forced some drastic actions to protect Outer Eyes interests in the region. The exact nature of the activity is still unknown, as much of the records were lost during the invasion in 2459, however by the time of Violet Dawn in 2462, a Solarian captain, John MacGuffrey, had defected to the Eyes, and taken on the moniker the Enlightened Eye.

===The Purple Market Dossier===
The existence of the Eyes did not go completely unnoticed during their first thirty years. Some groups and megacorporations ranged from knowledge of the Eyes and their operations, leveraging in for their own gain, to only a vague understanding of a criminal underbelly in their areas of operation. The invasion of Biesel by Frost in 2458 was an opportune moment for the Eyes operating in Tau Ceti to clean up more than a decade of shoddier work, however this reprieve would not last forever.

More brazen acts to establish a wider criminal base led to increased scrutiny which the Eyes were eventually unable to shake. In 2467, a phoron siphoning operation in Tau Ceti was uncovered by the [[Republic_Security_%26_Law_Enforcement#Biesel_Security_Services_Bureau|BSSB]], which quickly blossomed into a large network across the Republic of Biesel been uncovered. While the Generous Eye, then in charge of operations in the Republic, was able to sever many links to the greater organization of the Outer Eyes before BSSB agents routed them out, enough data was gathered to point to this wider conspiracy.

This information was eventually leaked from the BSSB in 2467. Dubbed the “Purple Market Dossier” by the intelligence community and it spread like wildfire, reaching far beyond their control. Most notable was the investigation into the Eye’s roots in the ICSR and the Lemurian Sea, and indication of a potential new phoron source in the region. Many of the groups who obtained a copy of the papers began their own investigation into the Eyes, and a general scramble of ships to the area began early in 2468.

===Civil War===
With the pressure ramping up, the Outer Eyes found itself split into two factions in 2467. The group who would become known as the Modernists began to act outside the direct orders of the Provost, pursuing a new accelerationist and more radically interventional approach. While there was not outright violent conflict within the Eyes itself at first, each side began to bring assets to their side as the split within the Eyes grew larger.

As outside powers such as the [[SCC]], the [[PRA]] and [[Zeng-Hu Pharmaceuticals|Zeng-Hu]] began to meddle in the ICSR more so then ever, violent conflict broke out between the two sides of the split, truly escalating the divide in philosophy into a civil war. Dozens of smaller naval conflicts took place, and the Loyalists provoked the violent revolution on Meropis, providing the colonists with arms and gear to fight against Modernist forces which had seized control of the vital phoron processing facilities on the planet.

Ultimately, the Provost’s twin bases of the Lighthouse and the Boneyard remained beyond the reach of the Modernists, and the increasing scrutiny on the region saw the Eyes unity fractured. During the summer of 2468, the surviving members of the Ennead, the inner circle, began to quit the region and consolidate their power in the rest of the Spur.

===Operation Deep Dive===
Working amongst the failing unity of the Eyes, the SCC launched [[A Dream for Tomorrow Arc|Operation Deep Dive]] in 2468, a five ship mission headed by the [[SCCV Horizon]]. While the Eyes still commanded enough ships to destroy this force, the Provost recognised such an action would lead to inevitable large scale corporate involvement in the region, destroying any attempts to salvage the failing mechanism of the Outer Eye’s power and wealth.

In the end however, corporate involvement merely expedited the Eyes fracture, even been involved in the death of the leader of the Modernists, John MacGuffrey on Meropis. The civil war drew to an end, having merely destroyed the Eye’s unity. Left isolated, with their dream failing, the Provost at the end sough in desperation to use the Modernist method – the deployment of psirens as bioweapons to trigger an interstellar war, an act which was prevented by a joint squadron of ships including the SCC, [[Xanu_Prime#All-Xanu_Spacefleet|AXSF]], PRA and [[Karszekani Moghes|Karzekani]].

Operation Deep Dive drew to a close in August of 2468, as the weakened Boneyard was scuttled by the Provost in face of corporate seizure of the harvested phoron and the lanes leading to the confirmed phoron clouds. The Provost was killed in this action, officially ending the era of a united Outer Eyes.

===Successors===
Numerous members of the Ennead survive and some sought to continue the work of the Eyes, or merely to exploit the network built up over decades to further their own goals. The purple market, the source of the Outer Eye’s wealth, operates to this day, now relying on pirate seized phoron and corruption fuelled thefts directly from Tau Ceti and Elyra.

==Modus Operandi==
Combined with the immense wealth granted by their own phoron find, the Outer Eyes were always defined by their obscured philosophy. The recruitment of individual agents was often likened to a cult, with layer of understanding and knowledge been granted as members proceeded, using the sense of belonging and knowledge of the future as incentive for recruits to fall further into the Eyes’ grasp. Experienced recruiters throughout the Spur would target vulnerable and isolated people, turning many to the cause. Even closer to their home in the Lemurian Sea, where the credits flowed more naturally and mercenaries did the Eye’s work directly, this process was repeated, leading to immense loyalty and willingness to commit graven acts in the name of the Provost and their tenets.

With equality amongst the species of the Spur been one of the tenets, the Outer Eyes saw their recruitment spread naturally even beyond human and skrell planets, though the hatred the Celestial Creed held for the Eye “Intrusion” into the Sea saw few diona in their ranks.

Such agents can be planted in any area, fitting in without issue. Bribery, blackmail and assassination would ensure the progress of agents through important organisations to positions of power, meanwhile other agents would perform field work to further goals which were rarely fully shared with them. These systems were used largely unrecognised and undisturbed for thirty years, and the investigations of 2467 discovered such agents lying inside every megacorporation, including the SCC, alongside political positions inside many states. The full extent of this network was never uncovered, though the knowledge of their existence is likely to have hampered their growth.

When needed, the Outer Eyes would deploy teams of enforcers, outfitted with their signature armoured voidsuit and usually equipped with military grade gear of Coalition make. Usually fanatically loyal, but often mostly motivated by immense promised financial reward, the nature of Outer Eyes recruitment would often lead to mixed and varied teams.

Finally, most often close to the Sea, the Outer Eyes would indirectly direct and control pirate and freebooter ships, directing their raiding and attacks via incentive of rewards from the Eyes or a particularly tempting target.

==Philosophy==
===The Provost's Tenets===
The Outer Eyes were formed around the content of several papers written by Provost Illzarth’go Valziop during their time at [[Federation_Education#The_Gliutip'lyaz_University|Gliutip'lyaz University]], which after the uncovering of the Outer Eyes were uncovered and re-examined. Using an examination of both human and skrell history and the discovery of [[phoron]], the Provost assumed a Second Interstellar War, this time involving the [[Skrell]], the then newly discovered [[tajara]] and [[unathi]] was inevitable, and a Third after that. Their original paper, which examines the facts and history of the skrell and humanity from an "objective outside perspective" speculates that such a war can be delayed by perhaps centuries and its damage minimised, but it could not be averted.

The second paper examined the longer picture – the prevention of the Third Interstellar War while continuing the forward march of progress to improve the lives of all in the Spur. The Provost’s solution was considered extreme, and was framed to show the inevitability of the Third war: the forced regression of technology available to the masses and strict control of interstellar travel and communication, with the rise of a meritocracy valuing scientist philosophers with an enlightened autocrat at the head. Academics at the time took this as a clear hyperbolic take meant to push the Provost’s core prediction of the Third war - that such a thing was impossible.

Upon the formation of the Outer Eyes however, the Provost took this extreme rhetorical philosophy as the founding principle of their new organisation. The Outer Eyes was formed with these tenets:
* The Second Interstellar War is inevitable.
* To prevent a Third, and bring the best possible lives to the surviving masses, an enlightened regime must strictly control the survivors.
* For the regime to succeed, it needs to have the best possible start.
* It must seed itself across the Spur, so it may seize what power is needed in one move.
* It must enrich itself, so it may be dominant when all else has burned in the war.
* Its main body must be apart from the Spur, and above its politics and conflicts, so as to survive the war untouched.
* It must foster harmony. Peoples must transcend foundational politics and prejudice, and be equal under the future leader.

In 2467, the discovery of the Outer Eyes threatened many of these tenets. The Provost believed all they had built until that point could persist until the war came, forming the Loyalist philosophy, opposing the emerging Modernists.

===The Modernist Philosophy===
The group who came to believe the tenets were now out dated came to be known as the Modernists, opposed to those who still worked by them, the Loyalists. The Modernists advocated for greater involvement of the Outer Eyes in Spur politics – not just seeding their future and enabling their criminal operation, but acceleration of the Second Interstellar War.

They would cast aside the cloak of secrecy as needed to achieve their goals, best exemplified by the direct attacks on Elyran phoron shipping beginning in 2467, purposefully using false flags to escalate tension between Elyra and the Dominian empire while securing more phoron to supplement the Boneyard’s dwindling supply, and the finalisation of a hypothetical project to use psirens as controlled bioweapons to spark chaos.

The Modernist philosophy, with its push for an immediate and much bloodier war to secure the Outer Eyes position, fundamentally did not alter the Provost’s post war plans, and still believe the accelerated war would have them rise from the ashes. Even as the Provost died, and the Ennead fractures, it is rumoured some of that number continue this accelerationist policy, though with much diminished resources.

==The Ennead==
[[File:Nomiki.png|thumb|The Seeing Eye often wore blindfolds in public, leading to speculation of augmented vision or even psionic vision.]] The Provost as part of their paper speculated that a single autocrat could not rule with absolute certainty over as wide an area as the Spur, and that they must have a class of trusted and learned seconds to rule regionally. This basis formed the inner circle, named by the provost The Ennead, but also often called confusingly “The Eyes” due to their names. Each adopted a new title, chosen by themselves and the Provost equally, become one of a council of nine.

Given the Provost’s chosen name of the Ennead, it is likely they always intended to surround themselves by eight others – even during the early development of the Outer Eyes. It wasn’t until 2464 that the Ennead had actually solidified to eight members (including the Provost), plus the Shadowed Eye. With the death of the Provost in 2468, each of the remaining Eyes each controlled their own segment of the Outer Eyes operations, and continue to pursue their own agenda. To date, no one has taken the autocratic central role left empty by the Provost, and the Ennead has not been in quorum since late 2467.

The last iteration of the Ennead, in order of the date of their elevation to the position is as follows:

===The Seeing Eye – Nomiki Mylonna===
Nomiki Mylonna was born in 2409 in the city of Dalyan on [[Assunzione]], and grew up admidst poverty and crime. By the age of fifteen, they had fallen in with small time smugglers, working as a mule. Their quick wit and talent for working people saw them come to lead the group by the age of twenty one. By 2438, she controlled much of the black marker on Assunzione and had started to branch out into Coalition territory when the Provost approached her. Convinced by their vision of a grand operation, they fell in with the Provost. With the wealth from phoron smuggling combined with their growing criminal enterprise, they saw the Outer Eyes flourish from an idea to a reality.

Over the years, Nomiki was at the head of expanding operations across the whole Spur, where she would come into conflict with law enforcement and intelligence agencies repeatedly, defeating them all in turn through guile. As the Outer Eyes split, she first joined the Loyalist philosophy and remained apart from the fighting, where she was last confirmed working on the securing the Phoron supply within Biesel.

===The Harmonious Eye - Gambit===
[[File:Harmonious eyes.png|thumb|The nature of Harmonious' dual positronic arrangement remains a mystery.]]
A baseline frame [[IPC]] originally constructed in 2435 to perform a none combatant role aboard [[Solarian_Armed_Forces#The_Solarian_Navy|SAMV Condor]], Gambit had access to vast quantities of military information as part of these duties, which saw the formation of their prediction of the future – both in the short term, and long term. These calculations led to Gambit to begin to plan their escape from servitude, something accomplished with the help of the Provost in 2439 as [[Contact War|nuclear war]] erupted on Moghes.

The two would often discuss matters of philosophy and predictions on the future. The Provost was quick to explain their own tenets, and by 2444, Gambit had joined the Ennead under the name Harmonious Eye. Tasked with exploration of [[purpose|synthetic]] [[hivebots|history]] and the technology behind the positronic itself, a field in which the skrell Provost had little experience, Harmonious quickly established a scholarly network within the expanding smuggling and criminal rings of the Outer Eyes. It was during this period that their frame was modified to carry another head and positronic.

During the civil war of 2468, Harmonious remained loyal to the Provost until determining they had become too unstable to logically carry out their original plan. Quickly pivoting, they aided in the fall of the Boneyard, before vanishing to continue their research.

===The Generous Eye - Alexandra Sanghera===
Born the same day as the completion of the bluespace ring in [[Tau Ceti]] in 2416, Alexandra Sanghera lives a life in the shadow of the megacorporations, culminating with working for [[NanoTrasen]] as an [[investigator]] in 2439. It was here during investigation into phoron siphoning in Tau Ceti that she came into contact with Outer Eyes agents working directly under the Seeing Eye. Seeing Eye create an area of safety around Sanghera, ensuring leads would come to dead ends and witnesses would vanish, a game which would last for over a year. Impressed by the investigator’s tenacity and ingenuity, Seeing Eye saw Alexandra snatched from NanoTrasen [[security officer|corporate security]] after she had assaulted a superior.

Wanted in [[Mendell City]], Alexandra soon started working for the Seeing Eye, directly in touch with phoron facilities and their workers across Tau Ceti. Disenfranchised by the megacorporate domination, she came to abide by the Provost’s tenets and was made a member of the Ennead, as the Generous Eye, in 2444.

During the civil war, Generous did not pick a side, attempting to determine which would prove most likely to win. After an attack on her person by the SCC on neutral ground in the ICSR, she fled the region and is assumed to have returned to Tau Ceti to consolidate her position alongside Seeing Eye.

===The Enlightened Eye – John MacGuffrey===
Born 2407 on Mars in the Argyre arcology, John MacGuffrey joined a family with a long and proud history of service in the Solarian Armed Forces. Destined for the Navy, John grew up in a highly competitive environment. Pushed forward only by expectation, he joined the Solarian Navy in 2430 after a successful if short academic career, where he then joined a new competition for rank against Lunan junior officers. Seeking to advance his career, he joined patrol vessels in the outer rings, where he eventually made the rank of captain and was given command of the ''SAMV Obsidian Arrow'' in 2452, despite growing disillusionment at the Alliance.

In this command, he took part in the blockade of Biesel in 2458, and joined Frost’s invasion in 2459. Concerned for his crew and ship, MacGuffrey sought an early exit from the invasion. Following leads of ships who had fled Biesel prior to the invasion, he made contact with the Outer Eyes. Working together, The Obsidian Arrow quietly defected from the 33rd and made for the Lemurian Sea.

MacGuffrey witnessed the fallout of the invasion from a dozen lightyears away. Enraged at the rise of Frost, and inspired by the provost’s tenets of a wiser total government, MacGuffrey joined the Ennead in 2459, acting as an experience military advisor and taking up the moniker Enlightened Eye. In this position, free from the expectation of his family and the Navy, he suffered from ever increasing misanthropy, dedicating himself to his foreseen return to Sol amongst the ashes of the second interstellar war.

During the civil war, wishing to speed this process along he joined the Modernists, seizing control of Meropis and the rimward Lemurian Sea beacons. During the suppression of a worker revolt around Meropis’ equator, he was killed by an SCC force.

===The Vengeful Eye – Soztal Azarak===
[[File:Azarak.png|thumb|The Vengeful Eye was said to bare the exact resemblance of his late father, King Don'zai Azarak.]]The Fall of Darakath during the Contact War saw the long-rumoured smuggling of the final egg of Queen Wei’za Azarak into the wasteland by loyal soliders of the Azarak Kingdom. This rumour was only partly true, for the Queen had struck a bargain for a covert vessel to extract the Egg and dozens of loyal Sinta off of Moghes. This vessel belonged to the Outer Eyes, and the retainers and egg were brough to Meropis early in 2450, where the egg was hatched and the sinta within named Soztal Azarak, per their mother’s wish.

The arid climate around Meropis’ equator proved the ideal habitat for the growing Soztal Azarak, who grew up receiving a joint education from his mother’s retainers and the Provost’s own people. Word of the growing Azarak spread in hushed rumours, drawing in exiled Traditionalists to Meropis. By the age of fifteen, Azarak took up command of the warship of one of these groups, redubbed the Ashen Prince, and began to work under the Provost. The Provost in turn pledged support for the reclamation of Moghes under Azarak during the predicted coming interstellar war. They would eventually take on the title of Vengeful Eye in their duties for the Outer Eyes.

During the fracture of the Eyes, Azarak continued to follow the Provost’s orders, but remained distant from the growing Loyalist faction, conflicted between his own loyalty to the Provost and the wellbeing of his people. Eventually, as the civil war concluded, Azarak elected to lead the Sinta fleet he had built in the ICSR over the years back towards Moghes to shield them from the fracturing of the Outer Eyes and the growing attention of the Karszekani, rejecting the title of Vengeful Eye and seeking to reclaim the Azarak Kingdom and Moghes.

===The Watchful Eye – Haldaraasi Ron'tul-Samdynh===
Born 2429 in the city of Ron’tul, [[Adhomai]], Haldaraasi had a tenuous childhood in the interwar period on a strategic border. At the age of 29, while still residing in the city, Haldaraasi lived through the siege and subsequent firebombing of the city, retreating south into the republican heartland.

Remaining records place Haldaraasi as serving in the various military roles, raising to the rank of Captain in the newly formed [[Tajara_Space_Capability#People's_Kosmonautical_Survey_Corps|PKSC]] in early 2462. Early unsubstantiated rumours of phoron in the Lemurian Sea saw her ship deployed to the region and assumed lost in 2463. In reality, a stroke of luck saw her finding a previously unknown route to the Boneyard. Trapped in the very jaw of the Outer Eyes, she negotiated safety for her crew, who were forced into comfortable imprisonment at the Boneyard to ensure their discovery would not leak. Haldaraasi became a favourite verbal sparring partner of the Provost in this period, and deep-seated resentment from the second revolution and the firebombing of Ron’tul eventually saw her subscribe to the tenets, and she was made the Watchful Eye in 2465, the final addition to the Ennead and the Outer Eye’s representative for the Tajara people. As part of her work, she lead covert operations, often against corporate or government target, refusing aggressive actions against “innocent” targets.

During the civil war, she remained loyal to the Provost but was cut off from communication as Harmonious broke ties. Her current location and activity is unknown.

===The Merciful Eye – Unknown===
The Merciful Eye is rumoured to be a human of either [[Republic of Elyra|Elyran]] or [[Empire of Dominia|Dominian]] heritage, however they have retained their anonymity even as the Outer Eyes have come under greater scrutiny from law enforcement and intelligence organisations across the Spur. Evidence proves them working for the modernists during the civil war; however, their current activity and location remain unknown.

===The Shadowed Eye – No One===
A purposefully fluid seat, the Shadowed Eye’s role was to provide a counter position to the Provost and their tenets, a nay sayer who’s role is to ensure the others are not blinded by their own positions. There are multiple recorded people having taken this title, most recently a skrell researcher who was killed in the Lemurian Sea during the civil war while working for the modernists.
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	The Government Security Division is responsible for investigating and reporting on people or groups deemed to be a risk to the security of the Republic as a whole. Since the election of [[Notable_Republic_Figures#President_Åke_Torvald\|Åke Torvald]], the upper files of the division have been seeded with former Biesel Intelligence Service officers who are loyal to the Torvald administration, which has seen some success in flipping the BSSB to his machinations — more active political opponents of the president often find themselves harassed with corruption scandals and smear campaigns. However, the BSSB’s leadership itself have not taken fondly to this, often throwing hurdles in the way of division case officers known to have BIS or Torvald connections. This has resulted in the Government Security Division essentially being a cold battlefield for the BSSB-BIS interservice rivalry, reducing the division's effectiveness to the point many government buildings or personnel rely on private security.		The Government Security Division is responsible for investigating and reporting on people or groups deemed to be a risk to the security of the Republic as a whole. Since the election of [[Notable_Republic_Figures#President_Åke_Torvald\|Åke Torvald]], the upper files of the division have been seeded with former Biesel Intelligence Service officers who are loyal to the Torvald administration, which has seen some success in flipping the BSSB to his machinations — more active political opponents of the president often find themselves harassed with corruption scandals and smear campaigns. However, the BSSB’s leadership itself have not taken fondly to this, often throwing hurdles in the way of division case officers known to have BIS or Torvald connections. This has resulted in the Government Security Division essentially being a cold battlefield for the BSSB-BIS interservice rivalry, reducing the division's effectiveness to the point many government buildings or personnel rely on private security.

	'''Consular Officer Bodyguards on the SCCV Horizon ~~are~~ BSSB Close Protection Officers from the Government Security Division ~~by default. Other private/megacorporate security bodyguards are permitted using customised loadouts~~.'''		'''Consular Officer Diplomatic Bodyguards on the SCCV Horizon can be BSSB Close Protection Officers from the Government Security Division.'''

	'''Analytics and Cybercrime'''		'''Analytics and Cybercrime'''

Tau Ceti Armed Forces

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	'''The Praetorian Guard''' — ''Liberty or Death''		'''The Praetorian Guard''' — ''Liberty or Death''

	A continuation of the Praetorian branch of the Tau Ceti Armed Forces that was founded in 2466. The Praetorian Guard (not to be confused with the Praetorian Fleets or those assigned to it) are a unique and elite century, responsible for the close protection of the President of the Republic of Biesel, ~~senior~~ cabinet members, senior ~~public~~ figures, or guests-of-honour while in space or uninhabitable planetary conditions. Its espatiers are almost ~~all selected from Biesellite veterans~~, and ~~almost all~~ are ~~human~~, ~~skrell or synthetic~~. They are thoroughly vetted for their loyalty to the Republic and its institutions, with some espatiers having been turned away simply for visiting the Solarian Alliance in the last decade or for having long, historical careers at a megacorporation. Come war time, the Praetorians are expected to do whatever it takes to see a continuation of the Republic make it through. The century’s patch and badges depict Tau Ceti over a purple shield, flanked by gold laurels; they wear the Tyrian purple berets of elite espatiers.		A continuation of the Praetorian branch of the Tau Ceti Armed Forces that was founded in 2466. The Praetorian Guard (not to be confused with the Praetorian Fleets or those assigned to it) are a unique and elite century, responsible for the close protection of the President of the Republic of Biesel, cabinet members, senior diplomatic figures or those at critical postings (including the [[SCCV Horizon]]), and guests-of-honour while in space or uninhabitable planetary conditions. Its espatiers are almost always local-born, Cetian persons (and typically Biesellite) who are veterans with combat experience; as such, they tend to be on the older side. They are thoroughly vetted for their loyalty to the Republic and its institutions, with some espatiers having been turned away simply for visiting the Solarian Alliance in the last decade or for having long, historical careers at a megacorporation. Come war time, the Praetorians are expected to do whatever it takes to see a continuation of the Republic make it through. The century’s patch and badges depict Tau Ceti over a purple shield, flanked by gold laurels; they wear the Tyrian purple berets of elite espatiers.

	'''Praetorians must be from ~~the planet~~ Biesel ~~and either human, skrell, or synthetic~~. They must also not have held a senior role (Prefect or Astrarch and above).'''		'''Any Republic of Biesel Diplomatic Bodyguards from the TCAF must be Praetorian Guard espatiers. Praetorians must be from a Republic of Biesel origin. They must also not have held a senior role (Prefect or Astrarch and above).'''

	'''Republic Commandos''' — ''First In, Last Out''		'''Republic Commandos''' — ''First In, Last Out''

Sandbox:Crevan Laws

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'''Note: The SCC WILL NOT provide protection or bail outs to any crew detained or involved with the crime families or gangs of Crevus.'''

[[Crevus]], unlike most cities, exists in a state of effective anarchy. Ruled by [[Crevus#Criminal_Organizations|crime families]] who control both the informal and formal market, alongside the formal and informal government, the city has no true law enforcement left. All that remain are family enforcers who patrol their territories and some neutral zones. As such, there is no formal structure for law enforcement or remediation. Informal law is dependent on the crime family and their relationship to a given corporation. The following page is a guide to Crevan informal law, similarly to the [[Corporate Regulations]] page and other Port of Call law pages.

Remember, the local Crime Families hardly care about your employment status, or really about you in general. The only thing holding back their actions are repercussions from Corporate agents and other Crime Families.

==Prior Knowledge==
Crevus is far different from Tau Ceti, the SCC, or most other cities.
* Enforcers are given effective free reign in decision making, be it against the Crew or against other enforcers.
* Weapons and firearms are permitted in Crevus.
* All drugs are legal in Crevus.
* All nationalities, origins, etc. can be found in Crevus. No one is prohibited from entering, likewise violence against others is looked down upon. Crevus is not a free zone to take out an opposing group, it's a neutral zone founded upon anarchy. For better or for worse.

Keep the above points in mind while exploring Crevus, and try to respect the locals!

==Rhan-Cresh Highway Patrol==
The Rhan-Cresh Highway Patrol is the closest Crevus gets to law enforcement. This section of the Rhan-Cresh Charities' enforcers are tasked with patrolling Crevus's railways, highways, and spaceports. It is not for altruistic reasons, however. The Rhan-Cresh organization controls much of the transportation and infrastructure market in Crevus alongside [[Hephaestus Industries]], their main corporate ally. The job of the Highway Patrol is to clear out bandits and ensure the flow of passengers and travelers stays strong, or else the Rhan-Cresh aligned businesses may start to struggle and bring in less 'donations'.

A Highway Patrolman stationed in Nikal Sahir mostly cares about the local Hephaestus Suspended Tramway station and the local spaceport. Chief among the duties, keep the local gangs from harassing the spaceport or tram station. Secondarily, ensure the local firearm store pays their required 'donation' to the charities to ensure protection from robberies or harassment. Lastly, keep tourists safe. They are what brings in the money.

Sometimes, mere influence is not enough to deter an ornery ganger, tourist, or even a rival enforcer. It is under the authority of the Highway Patrol that violators are arrested and put into jail for some manner of time. If that fails, force can be used. Zipties, a gun, and a jail cell at your local office are provided to assist in the duties of the patrolman.

There is no set list for what counts as a violation, or how long one must sit in jail if they cannot pay the fine. It is up to the patrolman to determine this. Typically, it is best to step in only if it harms the local gun store, Rhan-Cresh influence, the local station and spaceport, or Hephaestus and [[Idris Incorporated]] interests.

'''Note: Egregious abuse of the role will result in administrative action.'''

===Jail Time===
Any crew arrested by the Highway Patrol are kept in a local jail for a short period of time, should they not be able to pay the fine. This only lasts, at worse, 1 or 2 days. The Stellar Corporate Conglomerate cannot, and does not, promise protection for any crew arrested by the Highway Patrol. Given the SCC does not recognize the Rhan-Cresh Highway Patrol as a legal law enforcement organization, there is no recourse or investigation to follow detainment by the Highway Patrol. As such, no thread is required to be posted to [[CCIA]].

Crew arrested as violators will be stuck in a small cell for a small period of time. They may have other crew arrive to pay the fine and release them, however this depends on the Patrolman. After 2 days at maximum, the crew member is released and allowed to return to the Horizon.

==Azaula Entertainment Enforcers==
The muscle of the Azaula Entertainment organization are the Enforcers that roam its territory. Nikal Sahira is technically neutral territory, however Azaula has associated businesses in the area, namely the Ane-Mart corner store and Keltra Zav Nikal casino. To this end, the primary duty of an Azaula Enforcer is ensuring these businesses are safe and paying their dues to the family. Beyond this, Azaula Enforcers should be looking for new business opportunities, upstarts in the local gang for new Azaula muscle, and trying to contend with the local Rhan-Cresh Highway Patrol presence.

In all cases, Azaula Entertainment avoids interfering with off-world tourists, especially those associated with [[Idris Incorporated]]. After all, Idris and Azaula are good business partners. As such, Azaula Enforcers should only bother the off-world visitors when they are being belligerent, disturbing Azaula businesses, or otherwise causing more issues than potential profit.

Dealing with violators is a simple matter. Azaula Enforcers rarely if ever take prisoners or detainees. Instead, violators are fined for an arbitrary amount up to the enforcer. Ideally, it is amount that can be paid. Better to get some knuckles rather than none. However, if a fine simply does not cut it, or someone is repeatedly acting belligerently, physical reminders to behave might be in order. Just remember, a dead visitor is one that cannot spend knuckles in Azaula businesses.

'''Note: This is does not permit free violence. Egregious abuse of the role will result in administrative action.'''

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The Orion Spur

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Liberty’s Cradle

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	This region, prior to the Interstellar War, was divided between the Inner and Central Solarian Frontier. During the Interstellar War both regions were the site of intense fighting between the Alliance and Coalition, which ultimately secured total control over the area through the Treaty of Xansan. In the 25th century the distinction between these two frontiers has disappeared and the entire region is simply referred to as Liberty’s Cradle in honor of the sacrifices made by the Coalition during the Interstellar War.		This region, prior to the Interstellar War, was divided between the Inner and Central Solarian Frontier. During the Interstellar War both regions were the site of intense fighting between the Alliance and Coalition, which ultimately secured total control over the area through the Treaty of Xansan. In the 25th century the distinction between these two frontiers has disappeared and the entire region is simply referred to as Liberty’s Cradle in honor of the sacrifices made by the Coalition during the Interstellar War.

	Major worlds in Liberty’s Cradle include [[Xanu Prime\|Xanu]], [[Himeo]], and [[Vysoka]]. [[~~Orepit~~]] can additionally be found within its borders.		Major worlds in Liberty’s Cradle include [[Xanu Prime\|Xanu]], [[Himeo]], and [[Vysoka]]. [[Axiom]] can additionally be found within its borders.

	===Weeping Stars===		===Weeping Stars===

Tajara

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	There are four races of Tajara: the Hharar, the Zhan-Khazan, the Njarir’Akhran, and the M'sai. Each race has a common role that they play in a society to which their biological inclinations make them more suited, as well as their own cultures which have formed from long histories of performing these roles in society. Tajara heavily stereotype each other based on race which is often a cause for conflict. As a result of these differences, there is a lot of racial tension between these various types of Tajara which was further exacerbated by differences in socioeconomic classes.		There are four races of Tajara: the Hharar, the Zhan-Khazan, the Njarir’Akhran, and the M'sai. Each race has a common role that they play in a society to which their biological inclinations make them more suited, as well as their own cultures which have formed from long histories of performing these roles in society. Tajara heavily stereotype each other based on race which is often a cause for conflict. As a result of these differences, there is a lot of racial tension between these various types of Tajara which was further exacerbated by differences in socioeconomic classes.

	'''Hharar:''' the first Tajaran ethnicity that Humanity came in contact with is generally viewed as the 'typical Tajara', further reinforced by their larger presence in cities. Given their status as the ‘face’ of Tajara, Hharar have grown to take over many diplomatic and public-facing jobs following the establishment of the People’s Republic of Adhomai. Hharar societally are the artisans and tradies, typically focusing on more skilled trades. Being the original urbanites, Hharar culture is what has been exported as ‘Tajaran culture’ across the Spur. They are the creators of the [[~~S’rendarr and Messa~~\|Twin Suns worship]].		'''Hharar:''' the first Tajaran ethnicity that Humanity came in contact with is generally viewed as the 'typical Tajara', further reinforced by their larger presence in cities. Given their status as the ‘face’ of Tajara, Hharar have grown to take over many diplomatic and public-facing jobs following the establishment of the People’s Republic of Adhomai. Hharar societally are the artisans and tradies, typically focusing on more skilled trades. Being the original urbanites, Hharar culture is what has been exported as ‘Tajaran culture’ across the Spur. They are the creators of the [[S'rendarr_and_Messa\|Twin Suns worship]].

	'''Zhan-Khazan:''' considered to be the backbone of Tajaran society. Because of their history of hard work and the way they adapted to harsh mountain life, Zhan-Khazan are more physically intimidating than other Tajara. Featuring more toned, muscular bodies, thicker fur coats, and heavier body weight, they are well-suited to tasks requiring brute strength and heavy lifting. Zhan-Khazan fill the societal role of the laborer. They are the workers and managers of mines, farms, construction sites, etc. Being the dominant race in the restaurants and inns, much of Tajaran food culture comes from the Zhan-Khazan, as well as the religion of the [[Ma’ta’ke Gods]].		'''Zhan-Khazan:''' considered to be the backbone of Tajaran society. Because of their history of hard work and the way they adapted to harsh mountain life, Zhan-Khazan are more physically intimidating than other Tajara. Featuring more toned, muscular bodies, thicker fur coats, and heavier body weight, they are well-suited to tasks requiring brute strength and heavy lifting. Zhan-Khazan fill the societal role of the laborer. They are the workers and managers of mines, farms, construction sites, etc. Being the dominant race in the restaurants and inns, much of Tajaran food culture comes from the Zhan-Khazan, as well as the religion of the [[Ma'ta'ke_Gods\|Ma’ta’ke Gods]].

	'''M'sai:''' the M'sai were at one point the hunters for ancient Tajara and evolved to have lithe, slender forms, and light fur that hid them in the blizzards on Adhomai. As Tajaran society advanced, M'sai could be found in many roles related to combat, including law enforcement and military service. They are very loyal to their friends and family but aren't as overt about it as the Zhan-Khazan. With wide eyes and acute senses, they make great soldiers, with a vision adapted to compensate for the heavy blizzards that plague their home planet. They are also great survivalists and are capable of scrounging food for themselves via hunting.		'''M'sai:''' the M'sai were at one point the hunters for ancient Tajara and evolved to have lithe, slender forms, and light fur that hid them in the blizzards on Adhomai. As Tajaran society advanced, M'sai could be found in many roles related to combat, including law enforcement and military service. They are very loyal to their friends and family but aren't as overt about it as the Zhan-Khazan. With wide eyes and acute senses, they make great soldiers, with a vision adapted to compensate for the heavy blizzards that plague their home planet. They are also great survivalists and are capable of scrounging food for themselves via hunting.

Sandbox:Outer Eyes

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The Generous Eye - Alexandra Sanghera

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	===The Generous Eye - Alexandra Sanghera===		===The Generous Eye - Alexandra Sanghera===
	~~[[File:Alexandra.png\|thumb\|The Generous Eye grew a reputation for bribery, becoming involved in numerous phoron siphoning operations throughout [[Elyra]] and [[Biesel]].]]~~Born the same day as the completion of the bluespace ring in [[Tau Ceti]] in 2416, Alexandra Sanghera lives a life in the shadow of the megacorporations, culminating with working for [[NanoTrasen]] as an [[investigator]] in 2439. It was here during investigation into phoron siphoning in Tau Ceti that she came into contact with Outer Eyes agents working directly under the Seeing Eye. Seeing Eye create an area of safety around Sanghera, ensuring leads would come to dead ends and witnesses would vanish, a game which would last for over a year. Impressed by the investigator’s tenacity and ingenuity, Seeing Eye saw Alexandra snatched from NanoTrasen [[security officer\|corporate security]] after she had assaulted a superior.		Born the same day as the completion of the bluespace ring in [[Tau Ceti]] in 2416, Alexandra Sanghera lives a life in the shadow of the megacorporations, culminating with working for [[NanoTrasen]] as an [[investigator]] in 2439. It was here during investigation into phoron siphoning in Tau Ceti that she came into contact with Outer Eyes agents working directly under the Seeing Eye. Seeing Eye create an area of safety around Sanghera, ensuring leads would come to dead ends and witnesses would vanish, a game which would last for over a year. Impressed by the investigator’s tenacity and ingenuity, Seeing Eye saw Alexandra snatched from NanoTrasen [[security officer\|corporate security]] after she had assaulted a superior.

	Wanted in [[Mendell City]], Alexandra soon started working for the Seeing Eye, directly in touch with phoron facilities and their workers across Tau Ceti. Disenfranchised by the megacorporate domination, she came to abide by the Provost’s tenets and was made a member of the Ennead, as the Generous Eye, in 2444.		Wanted in [[Mendell City]], Alexandra soon started working for the Seeing Eye, directly in touch with phoron facilities and their workers across Tau Ceti. Disenfranchised by the megacorporate domination, she came to abide by the Provost’s tenets and was made a member of the Ennead, as the Generous Eye, in 2444.

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	===Government===		===Government===
	[[File:Strom.png\|thumb\|~~Prine~~ Minister Hendrik Strom of the Alliance of Solarian Sovereign Nations, as depicted in his official portrait.]]		[[File:Strom.png\|thumb\|Prime Minister Hendrik Strom of the Alliance of Solarian Sovereign Nations, as depicted in his official portrait.]]
	<center><i>“These halls will endure long after you have departed,”</i> - Message engraved above the main entry to the Solarian Senate.</center>		<center><i>“These halls will endure long after you have departed,”</i> - Message engraved above the main entry to the Solarian Senate.</center>

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Fyni — Fri, 18 Sep 2026 16:34:50 GMT

The Ennead

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	==The Ennead==		==The Ennead==
	The Provost as part of their paper speculated that a single autocrat could not rule with absolute certainty over as wide an area as the Spur, and that they must have a class of trusted and learned seconds to rule regionally. This basis formed the inner circle, named by the provost The Ennead, but also often called confusingly “The Eyes” due to their names. Each adopted a new title, chosen by themselves and the Provost equally, become one of a council of nine.		[[File:Nomiki.png\|thumb\|The Seeing Eye often wore blindfolds in public, leading to speculation of augmented vision or even psionic vision.]] The Provost as part of their paper speculated that a single autocrat could not rule with absolute certainty over as wide an area as the Spur, and that they must have a class of trusted and learned seconds to rule regionally. This basis formed the inner circle, named by the provost The Ennead, but also often called confusingly “The Eyes” due to their names. Each adopted a new title, chosen by themselves and the Provost equally, become one of a council of nine.

	Given the Provost’s chosen name of the Ennead, it is likely they always intended to surround themselves by eight others – even during the early development of the Outer Eyes. It wasn’t until 2464 that the Ennead had actually solidified to eight members (including the Provost), plus the Shadowed Eye. With the death of the Provost in 2468, each of the remaining Eyes each controlled their own segment of the Outer Eyes operations, and continue to pursue their own agenda. To date, no one has taken the autocratic central role left empty by the Provost, and the Ennead has not been in quorum since late 2467.		Given the Provost’s chosen name of the Ennead, it is likely they always intended to surround themselves by eight others – even during the early development of the Outer Eyes. It wasn’t until 2464 that the Ennead had actually solidified to eight members (including the Provost), plus the Shadowed Eye. With the death of the Provost in 2468, each of the remaining Eyes each controlled their own segment of the Outer Eyes operations, and continue to pursue their own agenda. To date, no one has taken the autocratic central role left empty by the Provost, and the Ennead has not been in quorum since late 2467.
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	===The Seeing Eye – Nomiki Mylonna===		===The Seeing Eye – Nomiki Mylonna===
	~~[[File:Nomiki.png\|thumb\|The Seeing Eye often wore blindfolds in public, leading to speculation of augmented vision or even psionic vision.]]~~
	Nomiki Mylonna was born in 2409 in the city of Dalyan on [[Assunzione]], and grew up admidst poverty and crime. By the age of fifteen, they had fallen in with small time smugglers, working as a mule. Their quick wit and talent for working people saw them come to lead the group by the age of twenty one. By 2438, she controlled much of the black marker on Assunzione and had started to branch out into Coalition territory when the Provost approached her. Convinced by their vision of a grand operation, they fell in with the Provost. With the wealth from phoron smuggling combined with their growing criminal enterprise, they saw the Outer Eyes flourish from an idea to a reality.		Nomiki Mylonna was born in 2409 in the city of Dalyan on [[Assunzione]], and grew up admidst poverty and crime. By the age of fifteen, they had fallen in with small time smugglers, working as a mule. Their quick wit and talent for working people saw them come to lead the group by the age of twenty one. By 2438, she controlled much of the black marker on Assunzione and had started to branch out into Coalition territory when the Provost approached her. Convinced by their vision of a grand operation, they fell in with the Provost. With the wealth from phoron smuggling combined with their growing criminal enterprise, they saw the Outer Eyes flourish from an idea to a reality.

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	===The Harmonious Eye - Gambit===		===The Harmonious Eye - Gambit===
			[[File:Harmonious eyes.png\|thumb\|The nature of Harmonious' dual positronic arrangement remains a mystery.]]
	A baseline frame [[IPC]] originally constructed in 2435 to perform a none combatant role aboard [[Solarian_Armed_Forces#The_Solarian_Navy\|SAMV Condor]], Gambit had access to vast quantities of military information as part of these duties, which saw the formation of their prediction of the future – both in the short term, and long term. These calculations led to Gambit to begin to plan their escape from servitude, something accomplished with the help of the Provost in 2439 as [[Contact War\|nuclear war]] erupted on Moghes.		A baseline frame [[IPC]] originally constructed in 2435 to perform a none combatant role aboard [[Solarian_Armed_Forces#The_Solarian_Navy\|SAMV Condor]], Gambit had access to vast quantities of military information as part of these duties, which saw the formation of their prediction of the future – both in the short term, and long term. These calculations led to Gambit to begin to plan their escape from servitude, something accomplished with the help of the Provost in 2439 as [[Contact War\|nuclear war]] erupted on Moghes.

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Harmonious Eyes, member of the Outer Eyes Ennead. By Dessy/Remratsuken.

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Fyni — Thu, 17 Sep 2026 22:46:03 GMT

The Modernist Philosophy

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	===Solarian Interstellar Policing & Crime Prevention Agency (SIP-CPA)===		===Solarian Interstellar Policing & Crime Prevention Agency (SIP-CPA)===
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	<center><i>“Empires run on information, y’know? Starts at the bottom, then gets funneled up through all the layers until the powers that be can act on it. If you think the only thing the Sippies are doing with that budget and manpower pool is helping planetary cops talk to each other, you’re [censored] delusional.”</i> - Anonymous conspiracy theorist posting on the /sol/ board of 64tan, 2460.</center>		<center><i>“Empires run on information, y’know? Starts at the bottom, then gets funneled up through all the layers until the powers that be can act on it. If you think the only thing the Sippies are doing with that budget and manpower pool is helping planetary cops talk to each other, you’re [censored] delusional.”</i> - Anonymous conspiracy theorist posting on the /sol/ board of 64tan, 2460.</center>

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	<center><i>"~~To Save Lives~~ and ~~Uphold the Law~~"</i> - CTRG ~~motto~~.</center>		<center><i>"With all due respect, Director, there can be no half measures in our line of work. When the safety of the Alliance and her people are at stake, all means are justified."</i> - CTRG Commander Petrov, speaking to Director Savchuk, date unknown.</center>

	One of the most decorated and experienced tactical units fielded by SISA, the Counter-Terrorism Response Group (CRTG) specializes in hunting down the most dangerous criminals the Alliance and neutralizing them by any means necessary. It has secured an operational success rate and mission count unrivaled by any other non-military force in the Alliance through a combination of high-end equipment, exacting training standards, and intelligence superiority. It is often said CRTG's trainings are danger-free operations and its operations are dangerous trainings. Over the course of its half-century and counting existence it has proven instrumental in neutralizing major criminal threats across the Alliance, from Martian separatists to Visegradi nationalists to the stay-behind units of the Solarian Restoration Front to triad members in Ton Gwai Pei, New Hai Phong. Despite this record of success it has attracted controversy for its apparent lack of oversight, as the SISA director can make the call on when and where they go in without consulting local authorities -- a measure to guard against insider threats, per the agency -- and a track record of violence towards non-human residents of the Alliance, such as tajara (prior to 2462).		One of the most decorated and experienced tactical units fielded by SISA, the Counter-Terrorism Response Group (CRTG) specializes in hunting down the most dangerous criminals the Alliance and neutralizing them by any means necessary. It has secured an operational success rate and mission count unrivaled by any other non-military force in the Alliance through a combination of high-end equipment, exacting training standards, and intelligence superiority. It is often said CRTG's trainings are danger-free operations and its operations are dangerous trainings. Over the course of its half-century and counting existence it has proven instrumental in neutralizing major criminal threats across the Alliance, from Martian separatists to Visegradi nationalists to the stay-behind units of the Solarian Restoration Front to triad members in Ton Gwai Pei, New Hai Phong. Despite this record of success it has attracted controversy for its apparent lack of oversight, as the SISA director can make the call on when and where they go in without consulting local authorities -- a measure to guard against insider threats, per the agency -- and a track record of violence towards non-human residents of the Alliance, such as tajara (prior to 2462).
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	==The Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau (SIIB)==		==The Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau (SIIB)==
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	<center><i>"To Grant Freedom Through Truth.</i> - Official motto of the SIIB</center>		<center><i>"To Grant Freedom Through Truth.</i> - Official motto of the SIIB</center>
	Originally created as the SISA and SIP-CPA’s counterpart in the Solarian frontier (now the modern [[Coalition of Colonies]]), the SIIB has since become the Alliance’s primary intelligence service for external concerns. As a result of this role the Bureau is shrouded in deliberate secrecy and few outside of it itself, and the higher echelons of the Solarian government, understand the extent to which it operates within other nations -- or within the Alliance itself. While it is known to operate in the Republic of Biesel '''you should not play an active or former SIIB agent as a non-antagonist on-ship character''', as Bureau operatives often work directly against the interests of NanoTrasen and the [[Stellar Corporate Conglomerate]].		Originally created as the SISA and SIP-CPA’s counterpart in the Solarian frontier (now the modern [[Coalition of Colonies]]), the SIIB has since become the Alliance’s primary intelligence service for external concerns. As a result of this role the Bureau is shrouded in deliberate secrecy and few outside of it itself, and the higher echelons of the Solarian government, understand the extent to which it operates within other nations -- or within the Alliance itself. While it is known to operate in the Republic of Biesel '''you should not play an active or former SIIB agent as a non-antagonist on-ship character''', as Bureau operatives often work directly against the interests of NanoTrasen and the [[Stellar Corporate Conglomerate]].
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	<center><i>“Your faces have been erased. Your names will be forgotten. Only your deeds will endure,”</i> - SIIB Director Shufen Feng, concluding a speech to a newly inducted cadre of SAB operatives, date unknown.</center>		<center><i>“Your faces have been erased. Your names will be forgotten. Only your deeds will endure,”</i> - SIIB Director Shufen Feng, concluding a speech to a newly inducted cadre of SAB operatives, date unknown.</center>

Sandbox:Outer Eyes

Fyni — Wed, 16 Sep 2026 17:49:18 GMT

History

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	The existence of the Eyes did not go completely unnoticed during their first thirty years. Some groups and megacorporations ranged from knowledge of the Eyes and their operations, leveraging in for their own gain, to only a vague understanding of a criminal underbelly in their areas of operation. The invasion of Biesel by Frost in 2458 was an opportune moment for the Eyes operating in Tau Ceti to clean up more than a decade of shoddier work, however this reprieve would not last forever.		The existence of the Eyes did not go completely unnoticed during their first thirty years. Some groups and megacorporations ranged from knowledge of the Eyes and their operations, leveraging in for their own gain, to only a vague understanding of a criminal underbelly in their areas of operation. The invasion of Biesel by Frost in 2458 was an opportune moment for the Eyes operating in Tau Ceti to clean up more than a decade of shoddier work, however this reprieve would not last forever.

	More brazen acts to establish a wider criminal base led to increased scrutiny which the Eyes were eventually unable to shake. In 2467, a phoron siphoning operation in Tau Ceti was uncovered by the [[BSSB]], which quickly blossomed into a large network across the Republic of Biesel been uncovered. While the Generous Eye, then in charge of operations in the Republic, was able to sever many links to the greater organization of the Outer Eyes before BSSB agents routed them out, enough data was gathered to point to this wider conspiracy.		More brazen acts to establish a wider criminal base led to increased scrutiny which the Eyes were eventually unable to shake. In 2467, a phoron siphoning operation in Tau Ceti was uncovered by the [[Republic_Security_%26_Law_Enforcement#Biesel_Security_Services_Bureau\|BSSB]], which quickly blossomed into a large network across the Republic of Biesel been uncovered. While the Generous Eye, then in charge of operations in the Republic, was able to sever many links to the greater organization of the Outer Eyes before BSSB agents routed them out, enough data was gathered to point to this wider conspiracy.

	This information was eventually leaked from the BSSB in 2467. Dubbed the “Purple Market Dossier” by the intelligence community and it spread like wildfire, reaching far beyond their control. Most notable was the investigation into the Eye’s roots in the ICSR and the Lemurian Sea, and indication of a potential new phoron source in the region. Many of the groups who obtained a copy of the papers began their own investigation into the Eyes, and a general scramble of ships to the area began early in 2468.		This information was eventually leaked from the BSSB in 2467. Dubbed the “Purple Market Dossier” by the intelligence community and it spread like wildfire, reaching far beyond their control. Most notable was the investigation into the Eye’s roots in the ICSR and the Lemurian Sea, and indication of a potential new phoron source in the region. Many of the groups who obtained a copy of the papers began their own investigation into the Eyes, and a general scramble of ships to the area began early in 2468.
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	Working amongst the failing unity of the Eyes, the SCC launched [[A Dream for Tomorrow Arc\|Operation Deep Dive]] in 2468, a five ship mission headed by the [[SCCV Horizon]]. While the Eyes still commanded enough ships to destroy this force, the Provost recognised such an action would lead to inevitable large scale corporate involvement in the region, destroying any attempts to salvage the failing mechanism of the Outer Eye’s power and wealth.		Working amongst the failing unity of the Eyes, the SCC launched [[A Dream for Tomorrow Arc\|Operation Deep Dive]] in 2468, a five ship mission headed by the [[SCCV Horizon]]. While the Eyes still commanded enough ships to destroy this force, the Provost recognised such an action would lead to inevitable large scale corporate involvement in the region, destroying any attempts to salvage the failing mechanism of the Outer Eye’s power and wealth.

	In the end however, corporate involvement merely expedited the Eyes fracture, even been involved in the death of the leader of the Modernists, John MacGuffrey on Meropis. The civil war drew to an end, having merely destroyed the Eye’s unity. Left isolated, with their dream failing, the Provost at the end sough in desperation to use the Modernist method – the deployment of psirens as bioweapons to trigger an interstellar war, an act which was prevented by a joint squadron of ships including the SCC, [[Xanu_Prime#All-Xanu_Spacefleet\|AXSF]], PRA and [[~~Karzekani~~ Moghes\|Karzekani]].		In the end however, corporate involvement merely expedited the Eyes fracture, even been involved in the death of the leader of the Modernists, John MacGuffrey on Meropis. The civil war drew to an end, having merely destroyed the Eye’s unity. Left isolated, with their dream failing, the Provost at the end sough in desperation to use the Modernist method – the deployment of psirens as bioweapons to trigger an interstellar war, an act which was prevented by a joint squadron of ships including the SCC, [[Xanu_Prime#All-Xanu_Spacefleet\|AXSF]], PRA and [[Karszekani Moghes\|Karzekani]].

	Operation Deep Dive drew to a close in August of 2468, as the weakened Boneyard was scuttled by the Provost in face of corporate seizure of the harvested phoron and the lanes leading to the confirmed phoron clouds. The Provost was killed in this action, officially ending the era of a united Outer Eyes.		Operation Deep Dive drew to a close in August of 2468, as the weakened Boneyard was scuttled by the Provost in face of corporate seizure of the harvested phoron and the lanes leading to the confirmed phoron clouds. The Provost was killed in this action, officially ending the era of a united Outer Eyes.

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	===Solarian Interstellar Security Agency (SISA)===		===Solarian Interstellar Security Agency (SISA)===
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	<center><i> “Protecting The Nation, Upholding The Law, and Securing The Future.”</i> - Motto of the SISA.</center>		<center><i> “Protecting The Nation, Upholding The Law, and Securing The Future.”</i> - Motto of the SISA.</center>

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	<center><i>"To Save Lives and Uphold the Law"</i> - CTRG motto.</center>		<center><i>"To Save Lives and Uphold the Law"</i> - CTRG motto.</center>

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Pope Dave The 3th — Wed, 16 Sep 2026 14:12:32 GMT

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	An entity under the Department of State, the Foreign Service is the umbrella term for the diplomatic corps of the Alliance and dates back to the early years of it, where it initially served to negotiate relations between the various member states of the Alliance. Since the Interstellar War it has served as the external diplomatic arm of the Alliance, and its Foreign Service Officers (FSOs) can be found in every embassy and consulate run by the Alliance. All Solarian foreign service buildings are guarded by [[Solarian Armed Forces#The Solarian Army\|Solarian Army]] personnel.		An entity under the Department of State, the Foreign Service is the umbrella term for the diplomatic corps of the Alliance and dates back to the early years of it, where it initially served to negotiate relations between the various member states of the Alliance. Since the Interstellar War it has served as the external diplomatic arm of the Alliance, and its Foreign Service Officers (FSOs) can be found in every embassy and consulate run by the Alliance. All Solarian foreign service buildings are guarded by [[Solarian Armed Forces#The Solarian Army\|Solarian Army]] personnel.

	The embassies of the Alliance are found in nearly every nation of the modern Orion Spur, aside from the [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai~~]] and the [[Republic of Biesel~~]] — ~~both of~~ which only ~~have consulates~~ due to the lack of formal ties between the nations. These embassies are typically located in the capital cities of capital planets — such as Nova Luxembourg, [[Moroz]] — with consulates on other planets and cities — such as [[Aemaq]]. A notable exception to this rule is the [[Coalition of Colonies]]. Here, due to its decentralized nature, the Alliance maintains embassies on major member states, and consulates on smaller ones — and in the non-capital cities of major member states. While most embassy staff are foresight service officers or their support employees, it is not uncommon for the Alliance to have military attachés and intelligence personnel from the [[Solarian Security and Law#The Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau\|Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau]] at their embassies. The [[Solarian Security and Law\|Solarian Interstellar Security Agency]] maintains small offices in every Solarian embassy for the purpose of cooperating with local authorities and ensuring the safety of Solarians abroad.		The embassies of the Alliance are found in nearly every nation of the modern Orion Spur, aside from the [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai]] — which only has a consulate due to the lack of formal ties between the nations. These embassies are typically located in the capital cities of capital planets — such as Nova Luxembourg, [[Moroz]] — with consulates on other planets and cities — such as [[Aemaq]]. A notable exception to this rule is the [[Coalition of Colonies]]. Here, due to its decentralized nature, the Alliance maintains embassies on major member states, and consulates on smaller ones — and in the non-capital cities of major member states. While most embassy staff are foresight service officers or their support employees, it is not uncommon for the Alliance to have military attachés and intelligence personnel from the [[Solarian Security and Law#The Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau\|Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau]] at their embassies. The [[Solarian Security and Law\|Solarian Interstellar Security Agency]] maintains small offices in every Solarian embassy for the purpose of cooperating with local authorities and ensuring the safety of Solarians abroad.

	Solarian foreign service officers are known throughout the Spur for their professionalism and resistance to corruption, with all prospective FSOs required to take a grueling multi-phase examination to enter the service. They are assigned their first posting at random and are required to have at least some knowledge of the [[Languages#Human languages\|local language]], assuming it can be spoken by humans. If the local language cannot be easily spoken by a human, they are issued with a machine translation system and expected to have it on them (or easily accessible) at all times. The diplomatic service’s language training system is considered to be one of the best in the Spur, and has become the basis for many contemporary language training programs. FSOs serve under an ambassador, who is appointed by the Prime Minister and confirmed by the Senate.		Solarian foreign service officers are known throughout the Spur for their professionalism and resistance to corruption, with all prospective FSOs required to take a grueling multi-phase examination to enter the service. They are assigned their first posting at random and are required to have at least some knowledge of the [[Languages#Human languages\|local language]], assuming it can be spoken by humans. If the local language cannot be easily spoken by a human, they are issued with a machine translation system and expected to have it on them (or easily accessible) at all times. The diplomatic service’s language training system is considered to be one of the best in the Spur, and has become the basis for many contemporary language training programs. FSOs serve under an ambassador, who is appointed by the Prime Minister and confirmed by the Senate.

Sandbox:Outer Eyes

Fyni — Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:35:22 GMT

Operation Deep Dive

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	The '''Outer Eyes''' are a criminal syndicate with influence across much of the Spur. With a history spanning several decades, it worked undiscovered by many of the major powers of the Spur for much of its existence, controlling the lucrative ''Purple Market'' – the illicit trade of [[Phoron]] – which gave it incredible wealth.		The '''Outer Eyes''' are a criminal syndicate with influence across much of the Spur. With a history spanning several decades, it worked undiscovered by many of the major powers of the Spur for much of its existence, controlling the lucrative ''Purple Market'' – the illicit trade of [[Phoron]] – which gave it incredible wealth.

	Originally founded on the wealth generated from finding phoron deposits in the [[Lemurian Sea]], acted unobserved by many of the powers of the Spur, growing influence and directing the expansion of many of the frontier colonies in the [[~~Light's Edge~~#~~ICSR~~\|ICSR]], where subtle political influences saw their power expand. Beyond the Lemurian Sea and the ICSR, they acted much more covertly, where blackmail, bribery and even assassination of people in power saw their network established all the way from the Sea to the fringes of the [[Solarian Alliance]].		Originally founded on the wealth generated from finding phoron deposits in the [[Lemurian Sea]], acted unobserved by many of the powers of the Spur, growing influence and directing the expansion of many of the frontier colonies in the [[The_Orion_Spur#The_ICSR\|ICSR]], where subtle political influences saw their power expand. Beyond the Lemurian Sea and the ICSR, they acted much more covertly, where blackmail, bribery and even assassination of people in power saw their network established all the way from the Sea to the fringes of the [[Solarian Alliance]].

	Their original goal was to survive a predicted second interstellar war with their assets intact, so they could control the reduced population and guide them along an “enlightened philosophy” to prevent future such catastrophes, though the recent dissolution of the leadership has left their philosophy now undefined.		Their original goal was to survive a predicted second interstellar war with their assets intact, so they could control the reduced population and guide them along an “enlightened philosophy” to prevent future such catastrophes, though the recent dissolution of the leadership has left their philosophy now undefined.
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	In 2434, a secret expedition was launched by the [[Nralakk Federation\|Second Nralakk Federation]] into the [[Lemurian Sea]] with the goal of recovering the [[Lemurian Sea#History\|Maki’i Xau’an]] – a [[Generation Fleets\|generation ship]] lost in the Sea over a thousand years earlier. Leading the expedition was Illzarth’go Valziop, then a provost at [[Federation_Education#The_Gliutip'lyaz_University\|Gliutip'lyaz University]]. A former student, doing their second degree alongside Weashbi Jrugl themselves, Valziop was at the time one of the Federations leading historians and scientists, a well-respected academic reaching a peak of SCI 9.82.		In 2434, a secret expedition was launched by the [[Nralakk Federation\|Second Nralakk Federation]] into the [[Lemurian Sea]] with the goal of recovering the [[Lemurian Sea#History\|Maki’i Xau’an]] – a [[Generation Fleets\|generation ship]] lost in the Sea over a thousand years earlier. Leading the expedition was Illzarth’go Valziop, then a provost at [[Federation_Education#The_Gliutip'lyaz_University\|Gliutip'lyaz University]]. A former student, doing their second degree alongside Weashbi Jrugl themselves, Valziop was at the time one of the Federations leading historians and scientists, a well-respected academic reaching a peak of SCI 9.82.

	The expedition met mixed success. Avoiding [[Assunzione]], it approached the Sea from further out in [[Light’s Edge]], seeking to explore a newly discovered haven in the Sea. However, it soon became apparent that the route provided was bunk. The three-ship expedition soon found themselves split up and out of contact, completely lost thanks to the effects of the Sea. The Provost, by chance or fate, found themselves inside a haven after several weeks lost to the fog. Here, they found a vast nest of [[psirens]] built in the mangled wreck of hundreds of ships. A ball of twisted steel tens of kilometres across, built from the carcasses of ships lost in the Sea and lured to their doom in this haven by the psirens living here. The Provost, fighting the voices in their own head, identified some wrecks with liveable atmosphere, and set up a new home.		The expedition met mixed success. Avoiding [[Assunzione]], it approached the Sea from further out in [[The_Orion_Spur#Light’s_Edge\|Light’s Edge]], seeking to explore a newly discovered haven in the Sea. However, it soon became apparent that the route provided was bunk. The three-ship expedition soon found themselves split up and out of contact, completely lost thanks to the effects of the Sea. The Provost, by chance or fate, found themselves inside a haven after several weeks lost to the fog. Here, they found a vast nest of [[psirens]] built in the mangled wreck of hundreds of ships. A ball of twisted steel tens of kilometres across, built from the carcasses of ships lost in the Sea and lured to their doom in this haven by the psirens living here. The Provost, fighting the voices in their own head, identified some wrecks with liveable atmosphere, and set up a new home.

	This wreckage would come to be known as the Boneyard. The Provost would spend years piecing together the information contained on hundreds of ship computers, and come to map the Sea based on their failures, finding most importantly dozens of deposits of [[Phoron]] scattered throughout the Sea and the information required to reach them in relative safety.		This wreckage would come to be known as the Boneyard. The Provost would spend years piecing together the information contained on hundreds of ship computers, and come to map the Sea based on their failures, finding most importantly dozens of deposits of [[Phoron]] scattered throughout the Sea and the information required to reach them in relative safety.
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	===Operation Deep Dive===		===Operation Deep Dive===
	Working amongst failing unity of the Eyes, the SCC launched [[A Dream for Tomorrow Arc\|Operation Deep Dive]] in 2468, a five ship mission headed by the [[SCCV Horizon]]. While the Eyes still commanded enough ships to destroy this force, the Provost ~~recognized~~ such an action would lead to inevitable large scale corporate involvement in the region, destroying any attempts to salvage the failing mechanism of the Outer Eye’s power and wealth.		Working amongst the failing unity of the Eyes, the SCC launched [[A Dream for Tomorrow Arc\|Operation Deep Dive]] in 2468, a five ship mission headed by the [[SCCV Horizon]]. While the Eyes still commanded enough ships to destroy this force, the Provost recognised such an action would lead to inevitable large scale corporate involvement in the region, destroying any attempts to salvage the failing mechanism of the Outer Eye’s power and wealth.

	In the end however, corporate involvement merely expedited the Eyes fracture, even been involved in the death of the leader of the Modernists, John MacGuffrey on Meropis. The civil war drew to an end, having merely destroyed the Eye’s unity. Left isolated, with their dream failing, the Provost at the end sough in desperation to use the Modernist method – the deployment of psirens as bioweapons to trigger an interstellar war, an act which was prevented by a joint squadron of ships including the SCC, [[Xanu_Prime#All-Xanu_Spacefleet\|AXSF]], PRA and [[Karzekani Moghes\|Karzekani]].		In the end however, corporate involvement merely expedited the Eyes fracture, even been involved in the death of the leader of the Modernists, John MacGuffrey on Meropis. The civil war drew to an end, having merely destroyed the Eye’s unity. Left isolated, with their dream failing, the Provost at the end sough in desperation to use the Modernist method – the deployment of psirens as bioweapons to trigger an interstellar war, an act which was prevented by a joint squadron of ships including the SCC, [[Xanu_Prime#All-Xanu_Spacefleet\|AXSF]], PRA and [[Karzekani Moghes\|Karzekani]].

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	The embassies of the Alliance are found in nearly every nation of the modern Orion Spur, aside from the [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai~~]] and the [[Republic of Biesel~~]] — ~~both of~~ which only ~~have consulates~~ due to the lack of formal ties between the nations. These embassies are typically located in the capital cities of capital planets — such as Nova Luxembourg, [[Moroz]] — with consulates on other planets and cities — such as [[Aemaq]]. A notable exception to this rule is the [[Coalition of Colonies]]. Here, due to its decentralized nature, the Alliance maintains embassies on major member states, and consulates on smaller ones — and in the non-capital cities of major member states. While most embassy staff are foresight service officers or their support employees, it is not uncommon for the Alliance to have military attachés and intelligence personnel from the [[Solarian Security and Law#The Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau\|Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau]] at their embassies. The [[Solarian Security and Law\|Solarian Interstellar Security Agency]] maintains small offices in every Solarian embassy for the purpose of cooperating with local authorities and ensuring the safety of Solarians abroad.		The embassies of the Alliance are found in nearly every nation of the modern Orion Spur, aside from the [[Democratic People's Republic of Adhomai]] — which only has a consulate due to the lack of formal ties between the nations. These embassies are typically located in the capital cities of capital planets — such as Nova Luxembourg, [[Moroz]] — with consulates on other planets and cities — such as [[Aemaq]]. A notable exception to this rule is the [[Coalition of Colonies]]. Here, due to its decentralized nature, the Alliance maintains embassies on major member states, and consulates on smaller ones — and in the non-capital cities of major member states. While most embassy staff are foresight service officers or their support employees, it is not uncommon for the Alliance to have military attachés and intelligence personnel from the [[Solarian Security and Law#The Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau\|Solarian Interstellar Intelligence Bureau]] at their embassies. The [[Solarian Security and Law\|Solarian Interstellar Security Agency]] maintains small offices in every Solarian embassy for the purpose of cooperating with local authorities and ensuring the safety of Solarians abroad.

	Solarian foreign service officers are known throughout the Spur for their professionalism and resistance to corruption, with all prospective FSOs required to take a grueling multi-phase examination to enter the service. They are assigned their first posting at random and are required to have at least some knowledge of the [[Languages#Human languages\|local language]], assuming it can be spoken by humans. If the local language cannot be easily spoken by a human, they are issued with a machine translation system and expected to have it on them (or easily accessible) at all times. The diplomatic service’s language training system is considered to be one of the best in the Spur, and has become the basis for many contemporary language training programs. FSOs serve under an ambassador, who is appointed by the Prime Minister and confirmed by the Senate.		Solarian foreign service officers are known throughout the Spur for their professionalism and resistance to corruption, with all prospective FSOs required to take a grueling multi-phase examination to enter the service. They are assigned their first posting at random and are required to have at least some knowledge of the [[Languages#Human languages\|local language]], assuming it can be spoken by humans. If the local language cannot be easily spoken by a human, they are issued with a machine translation system and expected to have it on them (or easily accessible) at all times. The diplomatic service’s language training system is considered to be one of the best in the Spur, and has become the basis for many contemporary language training programs. FSOs serve under an ambassador, who is appointed by the Prime Minister and confirmed by the Senate.

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	Combined with the immense wealth granted by their own phoron find, the Outer Eyes were always defined by their obscured philosophy. The recruitment of individual agents was often likened to a cult, with layer of understanding and knowledge been granted as members proceeded, using the sense of belonging and knowledge of the future as incentive for recruits to fall further into the Eyes’ grasp. Experienced recruiters throughout the Spur would target vulnerable and isolated people, turning many to the cause. Even closer to their home in the Lemurian Sea, where the credits flowed more naturally and mercenaries did the Eye’s work directly, this process was repeated, leading to immense loyalty and willingness to commit graven acts in the name of the Provost and their tenets.		Combined with the immense wealth granted by their own phoron find, the Outer Eyes were always defined by their obscured philosophy. The recruitment of individual agents was often likened to a cult, with layer of understanding and knowledge been granted as members proceeded, using the sense of belonging and knowledge of the future as incentive for recruits to fall further into the Eyes’ grasp. Experienced recruiters throughout the Spur would target vulnerable and isolated people, turning many to the cause. Even closer to their home in the Lemurian Sea, where the credits flowed more naturally and mercenaries did the Eye’s work directly, this process was repeated, leading to immense loyalty and willingness to commit graven acts in the name of the Provost and their tenets.

	With equality amongst the species of the Spur been one of the tenets, the Outer Eyes saw their recruitment spread naturally even beyond human and ~~skrellian~~ planets, though the hatred the Celestial Creed held for the Eye “Intrusion” into the Sea saw few diona in their ranks.		With equality amongst the species of the Spur been one of the tenets, the Outer Eyes saw their recruitment spread naturally even beyond human and skrell planets, though the hatred the Celestial Creed held for the Eye “Intrusion” into the Sea saw few diona in their ranks.

	Such agents can be planted in any area, fitting in without issue. Bribery, blackmail and assassination would ensure the progress of agents through important organisations to positions of power, meanwhile other agents would perform field work to further goals which were rarely fully shared with them. These systems were used largely unrecognised and undisturbed for thirty years, and the investigations of 2467 discovered such agents lying inside every megacorporation, including the SCC, alongside political positions inside many states. The full extent of this network was never uncovered, though the knowledge of their existence is likely to have hampered their growth.		Such agents can be planted in any area, fitting in without issue. Bribery, blackmail and assassination would ensure the progress of agents through important organisations to positions of power, meanwhile other agents would perform field work to further goals which were rarely fully shared with them. These systems were used largely unrecognised and undisturbed for thirty years, and the investigations of 2467 discovered such agents lying inside every megacorporation, including the SCC, alongside political positions inside many states. The full extent of this network was never uncovered, though the knowledge of their existence is likely to have hampered their growth.
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	==Philosophy==		==Philosophy==
	===The Provost's Tenets===		===The Provost's Tenets===
	The Outer Eyes were formed around the content of several papers written by Provost Illzarth’go Valziop, which after the uncovering of the Outer Eyes were uncovered and re-examined. Using an examination of both human and ~~skrellian~~ history and the discovery of ~~Phoron~~, the Provost assumed a Second Interstellar War, this time involving the Skrell, the then newly discovered ~~Tajara~~ and ~~Unathi~~ was inevitable, and a Third after that. Their original paper which examines the facts and history of the skrell and humanity speculates that such war can be delayed by perhaps centuries and its damage ~~minimized~~, but it could not be averted.		The Outer Eyes were formed around the content of several papers written by Provost Illzarth’go Valziop during their time at [[Federation_Education#The_Gliutip'lyaz_University\|Gliutip'lyaz University]], which after the uncovering of the Outer Eyes were uncovered and re-examined. Using an examination of both human and skrell history and the discovery of [[phoron]], the Provost assumed a Second Interstellar War, this time involving the [[Skrell]], the then newly discovered [[tajara]] and [[unathi]] was inevitable, and a Third after that. Their original paper, which examines the facts and history of the skrell and humanity from an "objective outside perspective" speculates that such a war can be delayed by perhaps centuries and its damage minimised, but it could not be averted.

	The second paper examined the longer picture – the prevention of the Third Interstellar War while continuing the forward march of progress to improve the lives of all in the Spur. The Provost’s solution was considered extreme, and was framed to show the inevitability of the Third war: the forced regression of technology available to the masses and strict control of interstellar travel and communication, with the rise of a meritocracy valuing scientist philosophers with an enlightened autocrat at the head. Academics at the time took this as a clear hyperbolic take meant to push the Provost’s core prediction of the Third war.		The second paper examined the longer picture – the prevention of the Third Interstellar War while continuing the forward march of progress to improve the lives of all in the Spur. The Provost’s solution was considered extreme, and was framed to show the inevitability of the Third war: the forced regression of technology available to the masses and strict control of interstellar travel and communication, with the rise of a meritocracy valuing scientist philosophers with an enlightened autocrat at the head. Academics at the time took this as a clear hyperbolic take meant to push the Provost’s core prediction of the Third war - that such a thing was impossible.

	Upon the formation of the Outer Eyes however, the Provost took this ~~“extreme”~~ philosophy as the founding principle of their new ~~organization~~. The Outer Eyes was formed with these tenets:		Upon the formation of the Outer Eyes however, the Provost took this extreme rhetorical philosophy as the founding principle of their new organisation. The Outer Eyes was formed with these tenets:
	* The Second Interstellar War is inevitable.		* The Second Interstellar War is inevitable.
	* To prevent a Third, and bring the best possible lives to the surviving masses, an enlightened regime must strictly control the survivors.		* To prevent a Third, and bring the best possible lives to the surviving masses, an enlightened regime must strictly control the survivors.
	* For the regime to succeed, it needs to have the best possible start.		* For the regime to succeed, it needs to have the best possible start.
	* It must seed itself across the Spur, so it is ~~ready to spring into action when the time comes~~.		* It must seed itself across the Spur, so it may seize what power is needed in one move.
	* It must enrich itself, so it may be dominant when all else has burned in the war.		* It must enrich itself, so it may be dominant when all else has burned in the war.
	* It must be apart from the Spur and above its politics and conflicts, so as to survive the war untouched.		* Its main body must be apart from the Spur, and above its politics and conflicts, so as to survive the war untouched.
	* It must foster harmony. Peoples must transcend foundational politics and prejudice, and be equal under the future leader.		* It must foster harmony. Peoples must transcend foundational politics and prejudice, and be equal under the future leader.

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	The group who came to believe the tenets were now out dated came to be known as the Modernists, opposed to those who still worked by them, the Loyalists. The Modernists advocated for greater involvement of the Outer Eyes in Spur politics – not just seeding their future and enabling their criminal operation, but acceleration of the Second Interstellar War.		The group who came to believe the tenets were now out dated came to be known as the Modernists, opposed to those who still worked by them, the Loyalists. The Modernists advocated for greater involvement of the Outer Eyes in Spur politics – not just seeding their future and enabling their criminal operation, but acceleration of the Second Interstellar War.

	They would cast aside the cloak of secrecy as needed to achieve their goals, best exemplified by the direct attacks on Elyran phoron shipping beginning in 2467, purposefully using false flags to escalate tension between Elyra and the Dominian empire while securing more phoron to supplement the Boneyard’s dwindling supply.		They would cast aside the cloak of secrecy as needed to achieve their goals, best exemplified by the direct attacks on Elyran phoron shipping beginning in 2467, purposefully using false flags to escalate tension between Elyra and the Dominian empire while securing more phoron to supplement the Boneyard’s dwindling supply, and the finalisation of a hypothetical project to use psirens as controlled bioweapons to spark chaos.

	The Modernist philosophy, with its push for an immediate and much bloodier war to secure the Outer Eyes position, fundamentally did not alter the Provost’s post war plans.		The Modernist philosophy, with its push for an immediate and much bloodier war to secure the Outer Eyes position, fundamentally did not alter the Provost’s post war plans, and still believe the accelerated war would have them rise from the ashes. Even as the Provost died, and the Ennead fractures, it is rumoured some of that number continue this accelerationist policy, though with much diminished resources.

	==The Ennead==		==The Ennead==
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	A baseline frame [[IPC]] originally constructed in 2435 to perform a none combatant role aboard [[Solarian_Armed_Forces#The_Solarian_Navy\|SAMV Condor]], Gambit had access to vast quantities of military information as part of these duties, which saw the formation of their prediction of the future – both in the short term, and long term. These calculations led to Gambit to begin to plan their escape from servitude, something accomplished with the help of the Provost in 2439 as [[Contact War\|nuclear war]] erupted on Moghes.		A baseline frame [[IPC]] originally constructed in 2435 to perform a none combatant role aboard [[Solarian_Armed_Forces#The_Solarian_Navy\|SAMV Condor]], Gambit had access to vast quantities of military information as part of these duties, which saw the formation of their prediction of the future – both in the short term, and long term. These calculations led to Gambit to begin to plan their escape from servitude, something accomplished with the help of the Provost in 2439 as [[Contact War\|nuclear war]] erupted on Moghes.

	The two would often discuss matters of philosophy and predictions on the future. The Provost was quick to explain their own tenets, and by 2444, Gambit had joined the Ennead under the name Harmonious Eye. Tasked with exploration of [[purpose\|synthetic]] [[hivebots\|history]] and the technology behind the positronic itself, a field in which the ~~skrellian~~ Provost had little experience, Harmonious quickly established a scholarly network within the expanding smuggling and criminal rings of the Outer Eyes. It was during this period that their frame was modified to carry another head and positronic.		The two would often discuss matters of philosophy and predictions on the future. The Provost was quick to explain their own tenets, and by 2444, Gambit had joined the Ennead under the name Harmonious Eye. Tasked with exploration of [[purpose\|synthetic]] [[hivebots\|history]] and the technology behind the positronic itself, a field in which the skrell Provost had little experience, Harmonious quickly established a scholarly network within the expanding smuggling and criminal rings of the Outer Eyes. It was during this period that their frame was modified to carry another head and positronic.

	During the civil war of 2468, Harmonious remained loyal to the Provost until determining they had become too unstable to logically carry out their original plan. Quickly pivoting, they aided in the fall of the Boneyard, before vanishing to continue their research.		During the civil war of 2468, Harmonious remained loyal to the Provost until determining they had become too unstable to logically carry out their original plan. Quickly pivoting, they aided in the fall of the Boneyard, before vanishing to continue their research.
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	===The Enlightened Eye – John MacGuffrey===		===The Enlightened Eye – John MacGuffrey===
	Born 2407 on Mars in the Argyre arcology, John MacGuffrey joined a family with a long and proud history of service in the Solarian Armed Forces. Destined for the Navy, John grew up in a highly competitive environment. Pushed forward only by expectation, he joined the Solarian Navy in 2430 after a successful if short academic career, where he then joined a new competition for rank against Lunan junior officers. Seeking to advance his career, he joined patrol vessels in the outer rings, where he eventually made the rank of captain and was given command of the SAMV Obsidian Arrow in 2452, despite growing disillusionment at the Alliance.		Born 2407 on Mars in the Argyre arcology, John MacGuffrey joined a family with a long and proud history of service in the Solarian Armed Forces. Destined for the Navy, John grew up in a highly competitive environment. Pushed forward only by expectation, he joined the Solarian Navy in 2430 after a successful if short academic career, where he then joined a new competition for rank against Lunan junior officers. Seeking to advance his career, he joined patrol vessels in the outer rings, where he eventually made the rank of captain and was given command of the ''SAMV Obsidian Arrow'' in 2452, despite growing disillusionment at the Alliance.

	In this command, he took part in the blockade of Biesel in 2458, and joined Frost’s invasion in 2459. Concerned for his crew and ship, MacGuffrey sought an early exit from the invasion. Following leads of ships who had fled Biesel prior to the invasion, he made contact with the Outer Eyes. Working together, The Obsidian Arrow quietly defected from the 33rd and made for the Lemurian Sea.		In this command, he took part in the blockade of Biesel in 2458, and joined Frost’s invasion in 2459. Concerned for his crew and ship, MacGuffrey sought an early exit from the invasion. Following leads of ships who had fled Biesel prior to the invasion, he made contact with the Outer Eyes. Working together, The Obsidian Arrow quietly defected from the 33rd and made for the Lemurian Sea.

	MacGuffrey witnessed the fallout of the invasion from a dozen lightyears away. Enraged at the rise of Frost, and inspired by the provost’s tenets of a wiser total government, MacGuffrey joined the Ennead in 2459, acting as an experience military advisor and taking up the moniker Enlightened Eye. In this position, free from the expectation of his family and the Navy, he suffered from ever increasing misanthropy, dedicating himself to his foreseen return to Sol amongst the ashes of the second interstellar war.		MacGuffrey witnessed the fallout of the invasion from a dozen lightyears away. Enraged at the rise of Frost, and inspired by the provost’s tenets of a wiser total government, MacGuffrey joined the Ennead in 2459, acting as an experience military advisor and taking up the moniker Enlightened Eye. In this position, free from the expectation of his family and the Navy, he suffered from ever increasing misanthropy, dedicating himself to his foreseen return to Sol amongst the ashes of the second interstellar war.

	During the civil war, wishing to speed this process along he joined the Modernists, seizing control of Meropis and the rimward Lemurian Sea beacons. During the suppression of a worker revolt around Meropis’ equator, he was killed by an SCC force.		During the civil war, wishing to speed this process along he joined the Modernists, seizing control of Meropis and the rimward Lemurian Sea beacons. During the suppression of a worker revolt around Meropis’ equator, he was killed by an SCC force.

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	===The Shadowed Eye – No One===		===The Shadowed Eye – No One===
	A purposefully fluid seat, the Shadowed Eye’s role was to provide a counter position to the Provost and their tenets, a nay sayer who’s role is to ensure the others are not blinded by their own positions. There are multiple recorded people having taken this title, most recently a ~~skrellian~~ researcher who was killed in the Lemurian Sea during the civil war while working for the modernists.		A purposefully fluid seat, the Shadowed Eye’s role was to provide a counter position to the Provost and their tenets, a nay sayer who’s role is to ensure the others are not blinded by their own positions. There are multiple recorded people having taken this title, most recently a skrell researcher who was killed in the Lemurian Sea during the civil war while working for the modernists.
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