Friends In High Places — Turn Wiki

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Chapter 1: The Passage
1 A Demonstration 2 The Cost of Preservation 3 Written By The Victors 4 Glowing Embers 5 From Way Above 6 Friends In High Places 7 My Little Eye
Chapter 2: Songs of the Past
8 Dead End Intercept 9 Surfacing 10 Who Art in Heaven 11 Playing All Their Cards 12 History In The Making
Chapter 3: Revelation
13 Church Of The Obsidian 14 Heresiology 15 Wildfire 16 Stillwater 17 With Great Power 18a Revelation 18b Retraction

Level	4
Type	Security
Objective	Investigate the RSS Facility
Ship size limit	Battleship
Ship suggestion	Combat Ship (next mission requires combat)
Rewards	7M ISK + 1M ISK (6h)

Mission briefing
Alright, we've talked it out and I was right. You're going in there. The RSS almost threatened to have you killed for attempting it, but with the accusations being leveled at them right now they're just gonna have to get over it. We needed someone independent, not tied to any one faction, and who we knew we could trust. You were the obvious answer; I didn't even have to suggest it. The RSS has given us the location of the compound where this agent was doing his work. Your task will be to fly to Alakgur and investigate it. We're looking for anything that would give us further insight into why he was visiting the Defiants. All they could tell us was that he expressed an interest in examining the Khumaak and then suddenly showed up. The Angels followed shortly after. It's a politically delicate assignment <Character>, but a pretty easy one from your end. Just fly in there, have a poke around, and bring back anything you think may be relevant to our investigations. I'll be plugged into your camera drones for this one, along with the rest of the RSS, heh. We'll tell you what to look for too, if we see anything in there. Sorry about the invasive measures, but it was either that or a 500m ISK collateral to the RSS. You down for this? The Republic Security Services Perhaps less is known about the Republic Security Services than any other national intelligence agency in the universe of New Eden. Their numbers, their spheres of operation, the scope of their involvement in affairs national and international: all these things are hidden in a fog of silence and misdirection. In the absence of concrete recorded information, the only detectable pattern is composed of reports from those few times the agency has revealed itself. Pieced together, a picture begins to emerge: grim, humorless, determined and fierce, these men and women stalk the underworld and mingle with its demons so their brethren may live in the sunshine.