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The Interceptor Inbox


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As of February 2017, the fleet has gained the ability to send transmissions to the mysterious Interceptor Fleet using an encrypted frequency feed. If you want send a transmission to the Interceptor Fleet? Leave a message here using the form below.

But be warned. Atroma is attempting to find a way into this feed. The more the device on a ship is turned on, the more time Atroma has to hack in…

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monolike: (bzuh)

[personal profile] monolike 2017-09-24 06:07 am (UTC)(link)
[Better just keep it to the one question he wants the answer to most, then] Do you know the connection between ships like the Marvisa and those singing planets? Is the Marvisa really under the Atroma's control?
thespaceopera: (hello)

[personal profile] thespaceopera 2017-09-24 06:27 am (UTC)(link)
[It takes a few minutes before an answer comes.]

A connection between Host class ships and singing planets? I'm not so sure about that. What we do know is that Atroma was a major terraforming business for a very long time, and many of the planets they terraformed did sing. It even looks like the number of singing planets terraformed, compared to non-singing planets, steadily increased over time. Could have been piqued curiosity, could be they found something.

What do you mean about the Marsiva really being under Atroma's control? It's their ship.

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monolike: (why you always lyin)

[personal profile] monolike 2017-09-24 08:06 pm (UTC)(link)
That's what I thought, but it feels like we're being led to these places. And led to them to help, or to figure things out; if the Atroma really wanted to keep us clueless, wouldn't they avoid systems that had information we could get, like Dreadhorse's place? Or the planets that were sick, or the singing ones?

And then those two people, Diamond and that man, they were killed and we were allowed to hear it. We're the twelfth cycle of whatever this is, but it feels like the Atroma are getting sloppy or falling apart, so wouldn't their best move be to keep us away from information that could weaken them?

It just feels like they don't have as much under their control as they're leading us to believe. And I can't help but wonder if the host ships are a part of it, since they're the things that take us to these places.

I'm sorry if I'm way off and wasting your time with this, it just feels off.
thespaceopera: (hello)

[personal profile] thespaceopera 2017-09-24 10:08 pm (UTC)(link)
Honestly, you've got a good theory going with all of that.

Dreadhorse's place was a set-up. We know that now. I'm just mad it took losing too many my and Angel's crews to realize it. Atroma wanted that AI, and who better to get it for them than their current cash cow, and the cash cow that got away? Bet that's great for ratings. As for the other places needing help, I don't know how much is coincidence, or at what point it stops being coincidence. But I do have enough confidence to say that the sheer number of singing planets you guys go to is directly related to how many singing planets they've terraformed before. There's something to them that Atroma wants, or maybe already has? I'm not too clear on it yet.

Some of us here spend almost all of our time trying to gather intel and make it all make sense. I'm going to take what you've said and try looking at what we've got from another angle. You've got my word, we're always digging.

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Edited 2017-09-24 22:08 (UTC)
monolike: brighten slightly, tone down green (very seriously: do you like waffles)

[personal profile] monolike 2017-09-25 03:50 am (UTC)(link)
Okay. Don't hesitate to reach out to us, too, however you can. I'll do anything I can to help.
Edited 2017-09-25 05:03 (UTC)
thespaceopera: (hello)

[personal profile] thespaceopera 2017-09-25 05:14 am (UTC)(link)
You said your name's Sorey, right? Thanks. If we need help, we'll ask. You guys be sure to keep in touch with us too - just not too much for too long, until we have a better solution.

Speaking of, we probably shouldn't risk this line being open much longer. Let's close it and come back to this another time, all right?

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