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Hello and thank you for applying! You app looks good and you seem to have a good understanding of the lore. I just wanted to pull on a few threads and ask some clarifying questions. - First, I just wanted to touch on what I think might be a typo. Was this supposed to be "...working as a medical aid in a Traditional Coalition ward" or something similar? - You mention that Aizi had specific experience for the Horizon that other paramedics who don’t work directly in the ER lack. This might just be my own lack of IRL medical work-experience but can you clarify what skills she has that others don't that would benefit her on the Horizon? - Her work seems to be a defining aspect of her life. Not only was her desire to go into the House of Medicine directly related to her mother's death, but she seems to be constantly searching for fulfillment through it. How much of the drive to be a healer is from her desire to help people and how much of it is a vehicle to find purpose? Is her compassion fatigue exacerbated by a lack of direction? - She was born into a lower noble house. How does her background affect the perspective she has on medicine and better care not reaching the less fortunate while going to others whose situation is similar to hers? - How has her house fared since the war? You mentioned that ties to the House of Medicine helped keep them afloat to a degree. Does she still provide the majority of support with her corporate pay? - The NT nuke connection is not proven currently, and is along the lines of rumor and conspiracy. A lot of people still hate NT so it's a reasonable belief to have but is there something specific that drew you to it or that you would want to explore in the future?

The Hegemony Turns Over a New Leaf But The Tree Remains Radioactive Izweski Hegemony state mouthpiece, Sinta Articles, released yesterday what they frame as a candid interview with Not’zar Izweski. During the interview, the ex-Hegemon stated that he would no longer hold that title and instead take up the role of Karszekan which he described as one of the new democratically elected positions of power in Karszekani Moghes, which itself is a new, culturally significant name for the Izweski Hegemony. Karszekan Izweski went on to say that a massive restructuring effort among the planet’s ruling elite was underway. This “Nikziran” is being lauded as a way to effectively shift all feudal nobility titles into democratically elected roles and give control of the governance of the people into the hands of the governed. All of this coincides with expanded art and infrastructure projects across the planet and you’d be right to think that times are changing for the long suffering Unathi everyman if true. Unfortunately for the average Unathi in the new Karszekani Moghes, the only thing the interview clearly established is that Not’zar’s repertoire of political maneuvers has expanded, and that these reforms only mask his consolidation of power. To start, take the new name of the Hegemony; Karszekani Moghes. Despite relating it to some culturally significant proto-empire, it is still openly translated as The High Kingdom of Moghes and the Hegemon’s new title translates as High King. Does this sound like the title of someone willing to acquiesce all of his power into the hands of the people? He also states that the Overlords will have one year to prove they’re capable but when asked about whether or not he is going to be held to the same standard he dodges a direct answer, instead saying that he will need to oversee the whole process until they “see how it works”. He even goes so far as to threaten anyone against revolt, bragging “we have seen how the last few revolts against the Hegemony have gone.” Anyone should see that this is clearly a strategy to weed out the remaining lords in opposition disguised as progress while the Hegemon stays out of the line of fire. No doubt some of you are saying, “This is still good. It moves the majority of nobility to elected positions even if the Karszekan is still inherited. We have to take the progress we can get.” Make no mistake that the reigns on all levels will be tightly controlled. Toward the end of the interview, Not’zar makes note that his children are inheriting a new title; Szekav. If you guessed that this title translates to “Crown Prince” then you are ahead of the curve. When the Karszekan dies then the Karkreshan, the new term for overlords, vote for a replacement. Who, exactly, is considered a candidate for this vote? That’s right; the Szekav. So not only will the current overlords undergo a culling, but those remaining will have direct control over which heir becomes successor. In cultivating his nobility, Not’zar will effectively choose his heir at will under the guise of democratic freedom. Our sources have heard that similar candidate pools will be the norm for other elections as well. Birthright inheritance is likely to be alive and well on Moghes for the foreseeable future. The saying “if it seems too good to be true it probably is” is alive and well. There’s a lot of high words and promises coming from Karsekani Moghes and its Karszekan but when you read more in the future, consider - unity and consolidation are two sides of the same coin; who does this benefit?

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Hey, thanks for applying! I like the thought that went into your app and your backstory is especially well written but I had a few questions about the timeline and how certain things affect Jekzaw. - You mention that as the refugee crisis and rationing worsened the Si'akh lifestyle grew more appealing and I'm curious in what way? Was the lifestyle spiritually fulfilling? Does Jekzaw appreciate the more ascetic aspects or is the appreciation more that it lines up with his new experiences? Is it something else entirely? - I like the relationship Jekzaw has with the city. If I understand correctly, them staying behind while the majority of the other Si'akh followers departed left them isolated amongst the more traditional Th'akhists of the area. Jekzaw's sentimentality/reliance on the city also seems to be something they worked to eliminate to better follow Si'akh teachings. What sort of timeframe do you imagine the transition takes? They enter the area around the city as a young adult or nearly adult? You don't have to have exact dates I'm just trying to get a vibe on how long their conversion is marinating. - In a similar vein to the previous question, the Maraziite Order wass disbanded in 2462 (at time of writing and without further retcons). How often and/or how recent was your interaction with them in Res’karum? Were there any crucial interactions or mostly just avoidance? Unfortunately, you will never beat the allegations.

Reporting Personnel: Magnus Sorensen Job Title of Reporting Personnel: Captain Game ID: cCA-dEI1 Personnel Involved: Mania Haller, Head of Security - Offender Magnus Sorensen, Captain - Witness Secondary Witnesses: Alarzoeh Has, Officer - Witness Hazel #S-H14.47, Paramedic - Witness Lynn Reyer, Warden - Witness Time of Incident: Approximately 02:18 Ship Time Real Time: 0500 UTC 11/15/2025 Location of Incident: SCCV Horizon Nature of Incident: [ ] - Workplace Hazard [ ] - Accident/Injury [ ] - Destruction of Property [X] - Neglect of Duty [ ] - Harassment [ ] - Assault [X] - Misconduct [ ] - Other _____ (Place an x in the box that applies. If other, replace line and specify.) Overview of the Incident: During the shift in question, the Horizon attempted to board, salvage, and recover what we could of the NICSS Verloc which had recently been discovered again after a number of years missing. When the team boarded they were confronted by self-described salvagers already at work aboard. There was some initial tension, including the taking captive of one of our crew and a good number of the team being exposed to radiation. The captive was eventually released and the crew returned to the Horizon along with the salvagers and two Necropolis IPCs. I met the salvagers with Haller and others present. I offered them payment for their information, willingness to drop any claims of salvage, and de-escalation of the situation. Remaining willing crew returned to the crumbling ship with suits better rated for radiation exposure and collected blueprints and other valuables before fleeing the collapsing wreck. All of this was accomplished despite Haller's blood lust and attempts to undermine my negotiations with the salvagers. She consistently made it clear that she wanted to simply shoot and kill anyone who was in our way. She was present at our talks and questioned my decision to resolve the issue peacefully, calling them terrorists and stating that they deserved nothing from us. I don't care that she took issue with my methods but blatant insubordination bordering on failure to execute orders warrants an examination. Not to mention the potential damage caused if she had been able to undermine the talks with our visitors. I didn't have time to speak with her at length about this or take action after the fact as the crew was quite busy with the Verloc through the whole of the shift and as other command members went to quarters I had to step in and coordinate multiple departments. Submitted Evidence: NA - The majority of the conduct was in person and not recorded. Would you like to be personally interviewed? [X] - Yes [ ] - No Did you report it to a Head of Staff or a superior? If so, who? If not, why? No. There was no time. Actions taken: NA Additional Notes: Haller performed her job well throughout the expedition and her tactical decisions in the field are not in question. I only take issue with their actions and statements aboard the Horizon while the opposing crew was visiting.