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Transfer of Power

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After several abortive and/or unsuccessful attempt to get all of our stuff moved in to our new little circle of space that we are calling home, one of our most adventurous combat pilots found a wormhole. As Letrange mentioned recently, sometimes the best place to look is in the wormholes that connect you to other wormhole systems.

  • It was only 6 jumps from where we started.
  • It was in high security space.
  • It had a local station.

As we’re quickly learning, there were things that obviously needed to be weighed in the balance, namely:

  • The high-sec wormhole had less than four hours of life.
  • The high-sec wormhole was over half depleted due to some other group exploring it.
  • The only ships we had to move stuff was an Iteron Mark IV and an aging Iteron Mark I.

Leaving.pngSo at approximately 18,000 m³ between us per trip we started taking bites out of the supplies we wanted. The modules our pilots had been requesting to refit with for encountering sleepers was fairly easy to fit. The real challenge was definitely the defensive tower arrays that had not made it in the first round.

After five or six trips, our other non-industrial, combat-oriented pilot had to head out and I decided to make as many more trips as I could. I managed about five more before the wormhole decided that it has been awake long enough and in a final surge, expunged the last of its cosmic energy.

This time though, I was on the unknown side and headed toward our tower.


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