A Lifetime Everlasting

//PERSONAL LOG //ENTRY BY  CLEMENTINE LAFLEUR //DATE  YC123.03.14 This week sees the start of the  Federation Grand Prix . A series of checkpoints all over the cluster marking significant landmarks. I wasn't going to take part, partly due to many capsuleers unofficially calling it The Gank Prix . Some of the legs of each of the routes take you through lowsec which is prime for those that like to sit on a stargate and activate their bubbles and smart bombs. The Northern route eve takes you up through Syndicate to get to Solitude . To say this is a death race is an understatement, and even if you are on the fastest ship built, you are still at risk. Edward said he was running it and he even managed to get on the leaderboard the other day, which lit a fire under my feet to try it. My first lap went fine, no hassle. Only one camp but I managed to get through it in my Ares. The downside, it wasn't timed, and for me to be considered for the leaderboard I needed to run th...

//PERSONAL LOG //ENTRY BY  CLEMENTINE LAFLEUR //DATE  YC123.03.08 The weekend has been simply wonderful! I traveled to Kor-Azor for the first time to enjoy the prize I bid on at Directix's fundraising auction that happened a few weeks ago. It was only for a day and a night at her Ski Resort in the mountains, but that was enough to enjoy the slopes. I was allowed to take a plus one, so I messaged Kelyn about it. He and I seemed to get on well before he was employed by LUMEN, but in my naivety, I put him at arm's length after he did. Maybe I thought it was unwise to consort with the enemy ? These past few months have shown me that those lines are terribly blurred and that some, maybe most of the things we were taught as children aren't as simple as us and them . This maybe is some means of an apology to him, and maybe even a chance to grow a stronger connection. We arrived later in the afternoon but managed to get a few hours of skiing in. I realised that it's much eas...

//PERSONAL LOG //ENTRY BY CLEMENTINE LAFLEUR //DATE YC123.03.02 Norman Seversky We did it! Finally, after three weeks of tug of war, we took Sujarento . It was hard-fought, but all credit must go to Lieutenant Sentinel Norman Seversky  and his team for making this happen. Without his leadership and drive to ensure all our militia's might was focused on this system, I don't think it would have happened. Intel had told us that it was the stronghold to the State militia's Marine Division lead by Fabian Berg , and if we would be to take it, it would be the last real resistance of State's militia strength broken. I am glad I could be there for a historic event. And I hope this is the right step into opening up a line of dialog to the Caldari, who have shown that they can not stand alone in a time where we must all band together against more present threats of our cluster. Aura link the report that the Luminaire General made on the IGS [NEOCOM - INTERGALACTIC SUMMIT - The ...