The Incident at Absalom Station
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PROGRESS REPORT
- The crew took the shuttle Okimoro to the Absalom Station in order to meet Duravor Kreel, a Dwarven Starfinder contact, in hopes to gain membership into the Society.
- The crew, as well as Duravor Kreel, was caught in a firefight between two notorious street gangs, the Downside Kings and the Level 21 Crew, upon arrival at Docking Bay 94, leaving several casualties, including Mr. Kreel dead.
- The crew met with Chiskisk of the Starfinder Society within the Lorespire Complex and enlisted into their ranks. In return they were given an enlistment bonus, a team datapad, and the task to investigate the death of Duravor Kreel. It was then that they proclaimed themselves the Voidhawks.
- The Voidhawks' investigation has determined that Astral Extractions hired the Downside Kings to murder Duravor Kreel, to both send a message, and to stall any Starfinder interest in the Acreon and the Drift Rock.
- While on break the Voidhawks were approached by the ambassador of Eox, Gevalarsk Nor. In an attempt to peacefully resolve the dispute over the Acreon and the Drift Rock, he has asked the Voidhawks to investigate and record their findings.
- While on course to the Acreon the Voidhawks took fire from Eoxian Necroglider, narrowly avoiding destruction.
- Upon attaching to the Acreon the ship was all but uninhabited. Strange aliens called Akata attacked the Voidhawks while aboard, and two goblins - Wing'utt and Sprigett were rescued. They found Ambassador Nor's package and loaded it upon the Hippocampus, but the ship took off on itz own after landing upon the Drift Rock.
- Upon further inspection of the Drift Rock, the Voidhawks encountered an Android assassin named Clara-247, Void Zombies - the aftermath of those infected by Akata - and a Driftdead. The later being the restless spirit of Captain Moriko Nash of the Sunrise Maiden.
- After defeating a Garagakal, the Voidhawks find the Sunrise Maiden and gain it as their own personal property per the video testimonial from Moriko Nash.
