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No I didn't, last time I bought land was from reformed imperis, which were two stars for a little more than 68 trillion each
TWE, you must understand, of all people, that alliances are not built on trust. You know, as much as anybody does, that allies are ready to betray one another as soon as things go wrong or they see an opportunity to pick something out of their bloated corpse.
For you, that was almost all the money I gain in a year
I will never invade harjanika, he is my ally
How do they have value? You need level 10 SA to get a Dyson sphere
As the disappearance of suspicious vessels increases, so do the amount of pirate vessels and the amount of star-circle logos being "stapled" onto pirate vessels. Rumours start spreading around that the number of these logos on a ship determines the power of a pirate ship. The marking words used are also bastardized, and stuck onto pirate vessels, with letters swapped around.
The speed and agility of pirate vessels seem to have increased once again, almost supernaturally fast without someone supporting them.
Pirate vessels have gotten more bold, sometimes even skirmishing civilian spacecraft with the strange vessels in sight, damaging the civilian vessels slightly before cloaking and disappearing without an actual trace. Several survivors of larger cargo vessel raids report a more structured piracy, with larger vessels surrounded by smaller vessels with a defensive layer.
For the civilian spacecraft without the strange vessels, survivors have reported being chased and trapped during seemingly planned fleeing-routes towards asteroid-filled areas to more safely loot them. Plus, some skirmishes are happening quite close to neutral(not actively doing stuff against piracy) nations' space territories before ducking away.
I hope CONCORD supports national space territory, or that last sentence won't be useful at all.
We have lots of resentment to join any alliance unspoken. We appreciate your close friendship with us, but it isn’t close to join this peacekeeping group.
Although, I would agree to a new galactic organization, one which won’t involve the military. One that actually functions.
Stars get their energy via fusing hydrogen atoms into heavier components, eventually, in their dying years, the elements get too heavy to fuse, becoming valuable minerals. Yes, they’re not that useful now, but. If you can cause the fusion process to go faster, which we do, you can cause the Star to implode, and gather the after effect minerals.
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