Re: The Elithian Alliance - Original Roleplay

by **Veoline** Wed Oct 06, 2010 8:52 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

We agree to transport any objects you might wish to underwater facilities.

And perhaps we should center our searches on the objects found near the UMS, if any.

Concerning the hyverium-plasma beams, where are they occurring ? Are they targetting Concordate ships, or something else ? And as the deadline has nearly arrived, the Concordate seems to have sent us a warning. Indeed, it fired a volley of shots on your Laenan colony, which we hope did not damage it. And they sent one small message, containing only one word :

"Remember"

We doubt they will destroy us after the deadline, if the "key" is nowhere to be found, but we prefer not to verify.

And do you have an idea of the size of the unidentified object ?

Pertaining to the search of the Drometodontian structures, did the hyverium rock seem artificial or natural ?

by **Scott** Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:11 pm

Message from the Hyvait,
we have ordered the Apocalypse station to be ready for a fight. Since the original was destroyed by the concordate last time we are not taking any chances. The cooldown for the weapon has been greatly increased so we can fire it more often. The shields have been bolstered by new technology and will be able to stand up to more damage, as well as this 4 new larger cannons have been crafted to help with the smaller railguns whilst it is reloading. Although we have no hopes of using it, if worse comes to worse we can sure leave a massive dent or more.

by **Veoline** Thu Oct 07, 2010 6:34 am

Message from the Dremeton government :

It is indeed wiser to be ready for a fight. We ourselves have readied our ships, both onground and in space.

by **Aegonian** Thu Oct 07, 2010 9:15 pm

Message from the Aeginian government:

Detailed scanning of the toughest of rocks and fossils originally found near the UMS has resulted in four stones and one fossil all containing some unknown objects. The fossil appears to contain several bones of unidentified creatures, and the exact shapes of the objects within the four stones will be known soon as well.

The Hyverium-Plasma beams were fired at the Concordate, and at a few Centensian guards. They are still being fired now, altough at a lower rate than before.

The Laenan colny was damaged only slightly, as our shields, which are activated at all times, were able to stop most of the shots fired by the Concordate. However, two domes were destroyed and three domes were significantly damaged, killing 6 Aegi inside the domes.

The unidentified object's exact size and shape are unknown, but it appears to have at least one leg-like structure, with some sort of feet at its tip. The feet itself was around 27 kilometers in diameter and 15 kilomters in height, and the leg is at least 45 kilometers long, but it probably is much longer.

The Hyverium rock seemed natural, as there were no signs of edits at all. Rocks like these have been found all over the planet, so it is likely this one was completely natural. It may have been moved by the Drometodont in order to seal an entrance, however.
The ships that went down into the hole have not yet reported back, and we can not contact them either, as something is blocking our communications. This may be a sign of Drometodont activity, but the incredible depth and the Hyverium present may also be the cause of all of this.

We too have readied our weapons and defences for a possible fight, but we hope no such fight will come. We will be strong down on the ground, but our spacial defences are almost completely down: The M-ASA Avalon has just returned, but in a highly-damaged state. Now that both of our dreadnoughts are down, we have only fighters and a few slightly larger ships to defend Elithia from space.

by **kingnecromancer** Thu Oct 07, 2010 9:16 pm

OMG aegonian were on at the same time tongue

Message from the erikixans:

We have made our spaceship, the TarthEater,And we have built TEN already.

by **Veoline** Sat Oct 09, 2010 9:32 am

How did you make them ? You don't have any shipyards and you still live in a tent city, unless you moved to the emplacement we proposed by now.

Message from the Dremeton government :

To what category does this ship belong ? Is it a fighter, a carrier, or else ?

by **Scott** Sat Oct 09, 2010 10:27 am

Message from the Hyvait to the Aeginian Government:
If worse comes to worse and we do need to fight the space side of the battle will be best left to us anyway, with our link we can manouver our ships to correspond with the firing of our station meaning that no ships are hit, however other ships would likely get in the way.

We are working the Setinals around the clock on rebuilding the ships and should be finished within a day or two, meaning that we can more than make up for your lack of ships at this stage.

by **Veoline** Sat Oct 09, 2010 5:04 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

The Concordate is continuing to use it's tactic of blowing up ships in hyperspace, even though it is suffering substantial losses due to the beams.

And we are glad the Laenan colony did not lose more people.

And at which depth was located the Hyverium blocking the path ? And is this Hyverium truly natural, such as that which the Theleans and Ventrons consume, or is it artificial Hyverium such as that which abounds on Elithia ?

And it seems the Concordate will continue to do one attack every aera which passes after the deadline. In the 4 aera which have passed since the last attack, four more attacks have been made, this time against varying targets. One volley was fired against Kelinouve, while another was directed at one of our damaged cruisers being repaired above Elithia, thereby destroying it. The two last ones happened on Icicle and Vaeda, where a Daegyl settlement was destroyed. If this continues, we will lose hundreds of civilians before finding this "key". We must press things on.

And Hyvait, how strong is the Apocalypse station's shield ? It will probably be a prime target for the Concordate if ever an attack occurs.

by **hollof** Sat Oct 09, 2010 7:26 pm

message from the poj'kan government:

the concordate must be stopped before it kills too much civilians. we propose our help to anyone requesting it.

by **Aegonian** Sat Oct 09, 2010 7:50 pm

Message from the Aeginian government:

The Hyverium was located at a depth of 10,342 meters. And in that sense, the Hyverium was unnatural, like nearly all Hyverium on Elithia.
We still haven't heard anything from our troops that went into the 'hole', something that worries us much. We have now sent a few more submarines into the hole, but these are attached to incredibly strong lines. If the submarines still haven't returned after an Aera, we will use these lines to pull the submarines out of the hole.

Within one of the ancient rocks, we have found a curious object, which may be the key the Concordate are looking for. Using incredibly powerful yet accurate lasers, we were finally able to cut through the rocks, and reveal what was inside. What we found inside the other rocks were an unidentified fossilised skull, an ancient metal plate with an inscription and a curious gemstone. All objects are now being examined by some of our best scientists, but we plan to show the possible key to the Concordate, to see if we indeed found what they were searching for.

On Darghoron, no more mayor explosions took place, nor were there any signs of activity from the unidentified object. The Theleans are starting to return to Darghoron's undergrounds, with the Centensian guards following them back in.

Regulus should be able to fire within eight Aera, but it still hasn't moved. Its gun is still pointing at an empty patch of space, like it has done since it started charging.

by **Veoline** Sat Oct 09, 2010 8:09 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

We hope the people you sent have not suffered any unfortunate circumstances. But if they have, who would be in cause ? We doubt the Drometodonts would have eliminated them. We do not know them, and so do not know how they would behave, but if they are such a learned race, such brutal methods would be unthinkable.

And how did this strange object look like ? Did it ressemble any other Elder design previously encountered ?

Concerning Darghoron, is the planet's interior now deserted by Centensian guards ? If so is the case, that would mean the Xanafian hand would now be left to the first to enter the planet, namely the Theleans. The Centens must have left some guards or a security system. Leaving such a important artifact undefended would simply be foolish, something which the Centens would certainly not be.

by **Scott** Sun Oct 10, 2010 12:29 pm

Message from the Hyvait to the Dremeton Government:
The Station has four large shield generators on the lower side, With have simulated that against such a force it could hold up for 2 or 3 days possibly longer. There is however a scenario that would allow for the shield to last longer. Currently the station fires bursts so that it won't heat up to much, however we have linked up the shield generators to the weapon if we transfer the heat through this it will power the shield for as long as the weapon can fire. We haven't tested this but we feel that it is best not to if we can help it as it would drain the recourses of the planet more quickly which may damage the planets limited ecosystem if used for more than a week or two.

by **Veoline** Sun Oct 10, 2010 2:01 pm

Message from the Dremeton government to the Hyvait :

Good. We are glad that one of the only things actually capable of attacking the Concordate is safe.
But what actually powers the station and beam ? And do you always have the shield activated, or only when needed ?

by **Scott** Sun Oct 10, 2010 5:41 pm

Message from the Hyvait to the Dremeton Government:
The Station is powered by Geothermal power taken from the planet and stored, this allows for the basic functions of the station as well as the shield and smaller cannons. The main weapon Uses the lava and forms it into a beam much like that of Dagahorn. However not at such that scale so that the planet stays in tact.
By using the method we described before it actually overcharges the shield making it much stronger as well as making it unable to close down until the weapon stops. When the weapon does stop because of the overcharging of the shield the shields will have to take a week to repair, However of course the weapon can fire a continuos burst until the planet is completely depleted though we wouldn't want to damage the planet.

We are looking for ways to create more heat resistant materials so that the station can orbit a sun making the amount of power much larger or even a continuos power source so that there is no need for a planet or sun to orbit and this sort of weapon can be transportable to anywhere.

by **Veoline** Sun Oct 10, 2010 7:29 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

We see. This is very good.

by **Aegonian** Mon Oct 11, 2010 3:03 pm

Message from the Aeginian government:

The second squad had not returned within an Aera, so we have pulled the ships back up. The submarines were completely unharmed, they still had enough power to keep on going for over 8 Aera, and there were still food resources for over a month to come. There was, however, one thing missing: The crew. Not a single crewmember was still on board, there were no dead bodies, no signs of fighting or anything like that.
What has happened to the crewmembers remains a mystery, but we do not belive that the Drometodont have done them any harm. It seems as if the crew left its submarines voluntarily, but we know not why. No-one could possibly survive all the way down there, unless there is some sort of air-filled cave, or possibly an artificial biodome or so. Perhaps the crew did find a Drometodontian city, altough we doubt if their cities contain enough oxygen for our crew to survive.

This object was shaped much like the inner structure of the UMS, the 'double pyramid' at the center. Whether it is made of Elder material is not sure, but it is does seem to be very strong, like Elder material. Of course, we must not test this, as if it turns out to be the key after all, and if we break or damage it, the Concordate won't be happy.

Darghoron's interior was not abandoned by Centensian guards, altough there cretainly weren't as many guards as before the explosions. Most of Darghoron's shielding mechanisms have, surprisingly, survived the explosions and earthquakes, posing a grweat obstacle for the Theleans. However, the Theleans have advanced far further into Darghoron than before the explosions.

Regulus has kept on charging, even though it is already able to fire. We fear that if it keeps on charging, its beam will keep on growing stronger, untill it is capable of destroying more than a single planet.

On another note, we have started sending around 100,000 Aegi to Hyliontes, where the ship-building colony has been repaired again. All of these new workers will be working on two new dreadnoughts, which we hope to finish in record time. We will soon send prototype models of the dreadnoughts for the Alliance to see.

by **Veoline** Mon Oct 11, 2010 5:15 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

Perhaps then the Drometodons found a way to extract the crewmembers without actually entering the ship. But even if no harm was made to them, we must still discover what happened. We cannot let citizens of the Alliance disappear without us even knowing what happened to them.

Concerning the key, it will be wiser to send it to the Concordate immediatly, as the more time we lose, the more lives will perish. Maybe putting the key in a capsule and then launching it from a ship will be a good way to give it to them without anything wrong happening. If it is not what they seeked, let us hope they will not bomb us immediatly, and at least inform us of this.
And pertaining to the Concordate, four more attacks have happened. One happened nera Creon, where a few buildings were bombarded. The second target was a scientific facility near the Assembly. The third and fourth were attacks on spaceships, around Elithia, one being Hyvait and the other Dremeton.
Still related to the Concordate, we have just observed a new tactic of theirs. They make their cruisers exit hyperspace just a few hundred meters or less before an enemy ship, in the observed cases a Thelean ship, and not having enough time to decelerate, they simply ram into the enemy ship, causing a huge explosion, due to the impact with the enemy shield, if activated, and the explosion of the devices which power their ships, completely obliterating any ships within a vast radius, especially with all of the debris. In all of the cases we observed, the Theleans to the very least suffered heavy damage. Have you observed any such behavior, as our observations might be false, due to heavy interference from Thelean systems, which we think render entire patches of space unseen.
And if the Concordate cannot make their ships exit hyperspace, they simply make them ram enemy ships at high velocities, or sometimes while preparing to depart in hyperspace, causing similar or slightly lesser damage. Of course, they only used this tactic 4 times, for each time one of their ships must disappear, restricting it to only crucial locations or enemy ships.

And how far have the Theleans advanced in Darghoron, compared to their previous advance ?

And does Regulus still point at the same empty patch of space ?

And we plan to build at least one more supercarrier and at least two or three dozen more cruisers in the next aerii.

Meanwhile, we have also started to build some shipyards above Sidu'de'de'koy'de'ara(Mazilfos colony), to have at least one construction facility out of reach of the Concordate.

by **Aegonian** Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:00 pm

Message from the Aeginian government:

Indeed, we can not let this remain a mystery. But how can we possibly investigate what has happened, if sending people is too risky, and if sending drones does not work? After all, not a single droid has thus far been able to enter the hole without getting shut down. Many instruments, such as cameras, sensors and other such things do not work either, so unless we would find a way to directly communicate with the Drometodont, we know not what we could possibly do.

We will do as you have suggested, and send the object to the Concordate as soon as possible, to a ship not engaged in combat, nor preparing for or only just leaving combat.
We have noticed this new technique used by the Concordate, and it seems it is very effective. Not only have almost all ships hit using this new technique been destroyed or gravely damaged, other ships nearby suffered great damage too. Altough most of the debris is stopped by the ships' shields, some pieces were able to pierce the shields, dealing great damage to the ships. In one case, a ships hit by the debris was destroyed because vital instruments on the ship got damaged. The ships exploded, resulting in another ship being slightly damaged.
However, there were also cases in which the Theleans suffered nearly no damage, as, for some reason, the explosion of the Concordate ship was stopped by the Thelean shields.

Whereas the Theleans used to be around halfway into Darghoron, they are now nearly at a fourth of Darghoron's radius away from the core (Where the Xanafian Hand is said to be located).

Regulus has still not moved, indeed. However, it must do so soon, as its hostplanet has been almost entirely consumed already.

And last of all, we now present to the Alliance a model of our third dreadnought, the M-ASA Excalibur:
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It will have a length of 32 kilometers, with a main gun of 31 kilometers long. This dreadnought may not be very maneuverable, but its powerful shields and exceptional power more than make up for that flaw.

by **Veoline** Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:35 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

Perhaps the Hyvait, with their mental link, could be used, as this link is built into their very being, and could thus not be shut down unless they were killed, which we doubt the Drometodonts would do.

Concerning the Theleans, this is very grave indeed, as with thme in control of the Xanafian hand, they would probably attack Centagalaxon, which can certainly not be allowed. Even if the Centens resist, which is probable, they would probably be gravely weakened, and as arbiters of the galaxy, such a weakening would be lethal for other species.

And where was your new dreadnought built ?

by **Aegonian** Tue Oct 12, 2010 3:37 pm

Message from the Aeginian government:

The Hyvait's mental link may indeed be of use here, but we will have to wait a while before sending them: lights are coming from the hole, and their source seems to be coming out of the hole. Maybe these lights are coming from a Drometodontian submarine, so before doing anything else, we should go and see what this thing really is.

Indeed, when the Theleans are in control of the Xanafian Hand, they may cause great problems to arise in this galaxy. However, seeing that the Theleans are still advancing into Darghoron fast, this fear may soon become reality.

Both dreadnoughts will be built on Hyliontes, where our shipbuilders' colony is. The materials used for nearly all of our ships are very common on Hyliontes, and, as there is no life on that planet, we can build our ships there without harming Nature too much.

Regulus has started to move very slowly. It is does not appear to be targetting anything near Thelea, such as the Concordate's planetoid, nor is it moving towards us: Instead, it is truning to the Core area, where Darghoron is located. So for now, Darghoron seems to be Regulus' target.

by **Veoline** Tue Oct 12, 2010 4:39 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

Let us hope the Centens will stop them in time. And if the Theleans ever came to take the Xanafian hand or even Xanafir, how would we, the Alliance, react ? How would you allow it to react ? Would we stay neutral, go at war against the Theleans, or in the contrary support them ?

And perhaps Regulus will even fire on Centagalaxon. It is probable though that they will target Darghorob. But knowing they have so many soldiers in it, they might not do so, if they care about their own men. And the hand might even be destroyed, or be cast far into space, out of their reach. They might not risk that happening. And isn't is strange the Centens haven't attacked and destroyed Regulus ? They cannot allow such a superweapon to exist, especially not when it belongs to their enemy and they have the technology and capacity to destroy it. They could even use Altharez to destroy it, which would probably be very easy.

And the Planetoid left Thelea quite some aera back, and went to unknown parts of the galaxy. Also, have you sent this object which you believe to be a key ?

by **Aegonian** Tue Oct 12, 2010 5:18 pm

Message from the Aeginian government:

We, the Aegi, would first need to know what the Theleans are planning to do with the Hand, before we could choose whether to stay neutral or not. However, we think we will stay neutral in most cases, as when the Theleans control the hand, they must be very powerful. They would most likely be even so powerful that only if the entire Alliance would go at war with them, we could pose a real threat to them.

We too have thought of them targetting Centagalaxon, but there was one problem: The Sphere. As of now, nothing has been able to penetrate it, save the Centensian spaceships, so it is very likely Regulus' beam won't do so either. The only way the Theleans could fire at Centagalaxon with succes is to open a hole in the Sphere just before Regulus fires. But then, another problem remains: How possibly could the Theleans create such a hole? Would they be able to use the Hand to open a hole, or do they know of another way to do so?
And we too wonder why the Centens allow Regulus to exist, even though it is said to be a weapon of their making. It almost seems as if the Centens want the Theleans to be so powerful, even though they may also pose a threat to the Centens themselves.

And we have sent the object some time ago, but we have yet to receive a message from the Concordate.

Something very mysterious has happened on Selia: A sort of wormhole appeared, out of which an enormous chain came, with a sort of grappling hook at the end. It was shot into Selia's crust, digging its way through the ground, right where the Concordate once seemed to be burying something. Powerful earthquakes occured all over the planet, dealing great damage to forests and the few colonies there.

by **Veoline** Tue Oct 12, 2010 5:35 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

Indeed, knowing the Thelean's ulterior motives would be the first thing to do. We think that even if the entire Alliance went to war against them, we would be but a petty annoyance.

Since the Theleans penetrated into Darghoron, they might also have recovered some Centensian knowledge, or attacked thanks to Centensian knowledge. So they might have found a way to open the sphere, although this is indeed doubtful.
And perhaps the Centens are actually using the Theleans as puppets, or simply letting them do as they wish for the moment, to finally crush them with more violence then they could have imagined. Perhaps the entire war was orchestrated. And perhaps even Creaton was blocking their endeavours, so they disposed of him. We doubt it, but it must still be disproved.

And it seems the Concordate has found the capsule, as it has removed many of it's cruisers from Elithia's orbit, only keeping a few, to protect the UMS. They have not yet made the ships guarding Har-Magil retreat, but the energy levels and heat have drastically fallen.

Concerning Selia, all we can say is that it is very mysterious. Concordate cruisers though have started to fire at the chain, and one even rammed it, to no avail seemingly. We ask you how much damage they have inflicted for the moment.

by **Aegonian** Tue Oct 12, 2010 6:34 pm

Message from the Aeginian government:

It is indeed possible that the whole war has been orchestrated, but we think that it is unlikely the Centens would let the Theleans have their way, only to ultimately destroy them when they've almost accomplished their goal. After all, the Centens appear to be very protective of all universes, and letting a war devestate one can not be what they want.

Perhaps then we have indeed found their key, but we may not yet let our guard down.

We have not yet detected any significant damage done to the chain. However, there is one spot where the Concordate have done at least some damage: The chain is somewhat chafed, possibly because the Concordate have focused many attacks on this one spot. Also, the Theleans have sent many ships to seemingly protect the chain, suggesting that it is theirs. If so, it means the Theleans have indeed aquired interdimensional travel, something we already expected because of the Hyverium-plasma beams fired on the Theleans' enemies.

by **Veoline** Tue Oct 12, 2010 8:03 pm

Message from the Dremeton government :

Indeed, such devastation to this universe would probably not have been purposefully planned.

And if the Theleans aquired interdimensional travel, they might indeed be able to threaten Centagalxon, if they have found a way to access it's dimension.
In any case, what the Concordate sent into Selia should be our prime concern, as the Theleans would not reveal such an advantage for no purpose.

Also, concerning the Concordate, it seems they truly mean to besiege Thelea, as some Mass accelerators, seemingly belonging to them, have just exited hyperspace near Thelea, and have started firing. We do not know how they function, but we know they are effective. They can shatter a meteorite, probably parts of Thelea which went into space, several kilometers in diameter, in one shot. Have they done any damage to the Theleans, as your sensor seem impervious to Thelean stealth programs while ours are impervious to Concordate ones ?
Here is the holographic model of these ships, 18 kilometers long by 24 of width :

link : http://www.spore.com/sporepedia#qry=sast-500667728242

How do you make clickies, already ? And it's been so long since I've posted a creation that I forgot how exactly to simply drag a photo. Can someone refresh my memory ? I used imageshack, because I use it all the time for maps on an RP I'm on, but I forgot how to do it normally !

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