Privet comrades!

Today I was patrolling the Omega-50, Dublin and Omega-49 systems. I entered Omega-50. There were no contacts at all near the anomaly. Honestly I was surprised. I ventured forth in the system, checked the Zoner installations. I have met a man there who probably was a Zoner. I asked him about if there were any Volkhanists around. He told me that I was the only SCRA who has seen today and he was about to ignite his cruise engines. I told him that I mean no harm. He calmed down and we started discussing about the difference between the Rebels and the Loyalists. He seemed quite intelligent and he understood everything I told him about us. After like 10 minutes of useless chatter I told him that I have to leave and patrol elsewhere so we said farewell to each other. I departed towards Dublin system through Omega-49.

Omega-49. The system was clear so far. A few corsairs appeared. They had gunboats. Firstly they wanted to shoot me because my affilation. I told them that wiping the corsairs out is not our primary goal, but if they attack I will defend myself. After a few short sentences they decided to continue their route to Dublin. They said they are going to pirate people and shoot them if they resist. I just shrugged. I don't really care about them until they are here to cause trouble. I followed them to the Dublin system.

Dublin. It has changed a lot. Busy miners were flying around near the mining zones. Strangely I haven't seen any transport ships. Maybe because the two Imperator class gunboats. They have got an individual signal that makes them quite easy to spot so the transport must have fled because of them. I met a miner there who seemed smart at the first time, but after he called me a pirate... I changed my opinion about him. Gave him a short lesson about the Coalition and I returned to the base.

To sum it up, it was a long and tiring day. At least I met some new people.

See you in space, comrades!

Stroganov out.

Privet comrades!


In the morning I was patrolling the Dublin, New London and Cambridge systems, as ordered. I launched from the base and headed to Dublin. On the way to the anomaly I had no enemy contacts. It seemed clear. I jumped to the Dublin system. As soon as the anomaly dropped me out my sensors received red contacts. A few Mollys were harassing a miner in the so-called Arranmore field. Obviously they noticed me and made me stop. I started discussing with them about the local atmosphere and the miners. I got to know that they don't like the Gaians nowadays. They accused them of siding with... other beings. I found that interesting so I asked more but they did not give me more answers. They started chatting about the miners. They told me that their field yields the hugest amount of gold ore and the non-molly miners are lurking into the fields lately. I've noticed a gunboat patrol so I decided to move along. I've headed for the New London anomaly.

As soon as I reached the jumphole, I flew through it and I found myself in the New London system. I've checked my long range scanner and I only noticed a Bounty Hunter Guild member. I decided to investigate what is he up to but I did not manage to find him in the large New London system. I checked the installations in the system and found nothing interesting. I took the shortest way to the jumpgate, checked the Gate's vicinity and proceeded to the Cambridge system.

The system was quite crowded. When I entered the system I checked my long range. Noticed two possible convoys heading to New London so I moved away in order not to be detected. Luckily I ran into a BPA officer so I had company for a few minutes. He decided to tail me and investigate my objectives. I told him that I'm just patrolling. He ordered me to leave the system. I claimed that I won't leave until I complete my objective. He asked me if he could keep an eye on me until I lurk around in the system. I answered positively because I don't care about him until he does some things to my ship that would damage the hull. I finished my patrol and returned to the base.


That's all for now, comrades.

For Katz!