Our goal is to help find a solution to this crisis, not to create another and bigger one.
We should not put the system of Semiki or the cluster at large at risk. I have offered my help in moving them to the provided location.
Having said that, I do not think we should abondon the crisis in Semiki and I have begun collecting requested materials again for finding the solution in Semiki.
Camptain Drust, as a CONCORD loyalist I do would like to request additional information with regard to what amount of these artefacts is considered to be safe. That way we can transport the now impounded stockpile safely to Mastakomon without causing undue risk in transit and after handing it over.
It will also allow us to provide the safe amount of materials to help find a solution to the Semiki crisis.
The thing is, that now that @Oveg_Drust has revealed that collecting many of these things in one place is Dangerousâ˘, then, I predict that several malcontent capsuleers, (i.e. Vlad Cetes), will collect as many of them in one place as they can, in morbid curiosity to see what happens next.
Perhaps trying to discuss it with people before making demands of people that donât know you. Just because you have a flashy badge to shine doesnât make it so that people will automatically comply with you. Some of us still remember how corrupt CONCORD is.
As much as we capsuleers may feel weâre above the law in all regards, itâs an incorrect assumption. We are beholden to CONCORD.
Acting against their wishes is a criminal act as itâs been proven in the past, no matter how much we view it as an overreach of power. Thatâs just how it is and loyalists should strive to remain within the regulation imposed on us, as theyâre in place for good reasons.
Given the rising inception of Triglavian data, I figure this may be a good time to add our script sheet to this post as a reference, should anything come of it:
So ⌠Cpt. Drust? Those were a lot of code names.
Iâm assuming that itâs not a problem for us to know those code names, because youâve now published them. I guess itâs probably a problem to detail what they involve or exactly how theyâre triggered.
Respectfully, would it be possible for ARC to comply with your order by dividing the cache into a suitable number of separate locations, perhaps to be communicated privately?
Also, is there a number you would be comfortable with declaring for a size youâd consider unacceptably large?
Although ⌠âemergent threatâ cases involving two different potential types of entities ⌠hm. Youâre afraid the Drifters (or Triglavians? probably not-- theyâve got all the trinary data they could want) are going to launch a raid to recover them, arenât you?
Entity categorization is very similar-- CRG-- âCase Red Gammaâ-- A and B ⌠could be Artemis and Apollo ⌠âAB,â though? Hikanta? Arithmos?
⌠though âcontainment challengesâ ⌠well ⌠itâs hard to âcontainâ a Drifter âdeath ballâ if itâs not already badly weakened âŚ
What if the problemâs from the stockpile itself, though? Hm.
Maybe you canât give a specific number because the true critical mass isnât known, or else because itâs whateverâs âbig enough to get attentionâ?
You know youâre just making me consider building up a larger stockpile in the 1dq keepstar to see just what you jokers will do to try to enforce that ridiculous rule, right?
Uh. Arrendis? We donât actually know how ridiculous it is.
âSurrender it all!â isnât rare as a CONCORD demand, but it feels a little panicky here. Iâm wondering whether Cpt. Drust was supposed to explain even as much as he did.
("⌠even a class AB âŚ" it sounds smaller. Oh! He could be talking about a Drifter cruiser incursion?)
(Or maybe itâs Class A - full Drifter Incursion; Class B - Drifter âdeath ballâ raiding fleet; Class AB ⌠um. Only he talks about them as entities, not fleets. Hm.)
Anyway, it might or might not be ridiculous. We know CONCORD doesnât tell us everything, but that doesnât mean theyâre foolish to hide some or even a lot of things. It might even be theyâve been foolish to say as much as they have.
Honestly, my current interpretation of A. B, AB, is that itâs either Drifter, Triglavian, Drifter-and-Triglavian, or Triglavian, Rogue Drone, and Triglavian-and-Rogue-Drone.
Of course, this is all supposition, and beside the point.
Well ⌠I canât really see the Triglavians just wanting all this stuff back considering how badly they seem to have wanted us to have it.
Now, if the stockpile ITSELF is the problem ⌠the threat originâs probably Triglavian. Like if that implant virus gets into the stockpile and promptly networks it into a massive factory for modifying and spreading itself and basically taking over the world?
This guy isnât going to explain anything. CONCORD makes demands, not explanations. Until they give an explanation, I would suggest moving these things to Anoikis, tightening your security, and telling CONCORD they need to learn some damn manners, and convince you itâs in the clusterâs best interest to turn them over, at an above market price, since they are so personally concerned.
Until they do, Iâd rather they be in Makotoâs hands than theirs.
I have a pilot, my brother, in fact, qualified to fly a Deep Space Transport, but Iâd have to buy one, and with these sorts of things, you should trust nobody but yourself, and perhaps family. That said, Makoto, if you do choose to trust Christophe and I, cover the costs of an Impel and an appropriate fitting, and give me appropriate intel, and Iâll move them for free.
Look close, Arrendis. Youâll see a lot of code-word hand-wringing, in which he might have said more than he meant to, and an order. Also a âthatâs final.â
Thatâs pretty much it. Any threatâs purely implicit. So far.
Jump freighter. Keep them from attempting to board you at a gate. Fortunately I have an associate that flies one (and owns it) and PLENTY of areas to hide them.
