Durgama Takeover

To the Old Man of the Mountain: Activities During the Assault on Raveneye: Our agents stationed in Alfutna received information from a “crimson” ally about an experimental portable weapon developed at the space defense station. Getting hold of her meant gaining some advantage for our faction, and more so in this time of unprecedented conflict, so there had to be some guarantee of success. Master Al-djabel was assigned to form an advance guard together with one of the most skilled Fiday. It was thanks to his mastery of deception that we were not only able to locate the whereabouts of the weapon in one of the panoplies of the port battery, but also the presence of a strong Ariadna contingent; Kosmoflot had done his thing, taking advantage of his presence on the station, sending information about the weapon, however, due to the fragile alliance, they knew that they could not be directly involved. an outpost of Usariadna was the answer and they did not skimp, they were commanded by Giltz, a strong leader whose experience in battles allowed him to anticipate our assault. He was in charge of preparing the battlefield, so we blindly deployed our force. However, we still had the initiative, and soon the Ariadna leader would know that a Hassasin who strikes first leaves no chance for a counterattack. The Usariadna defense spared no expense, an immovable Blackjack faced us while the bulk of his troops was positioned, always in cover; however, due to the limited space, its members had to stand shoulder to shoulder. We knew of the terrible firepower of that armored beast, so using tricks we sought to block its lines of fire and distract it in order to advance. The worst happened, in a first confrontation we would confirm that the legends were real; the giant claimed the first victim of him. The initial loss implied a drop in morale, however, we had to continue, there was still a long way to go and we had a couple of aces up our sleeves. The Fidays had managed to maintain their disguese long enough to reach enemy ranks. In a surprise assault, they attacked the enemy with their shotguns, who in the confusion of “friendly fire” broke ranks, firing at will. Through the communicator, Al-Djabel was able to hear the last words of his counterpart -it has been an honor, finish the job- there was a silence; the Fiday had fallen, but the damage to the Ariadne ranks had already been done. Our specialist, Leila Sharif, taking advantage of Yara Haddad’s deployment skills, as well as cover and smoke, managed to get hold of the hidden weapon in the panoply. However, during the combat, the evacuation locks had been sealed, so we knew that the only way to get out was by force; the mission then turned into a full-fledged firefight in which retreat was not an option. Usariadna’s casualties had been numerous, among them, was his lieutenant. Despite that, Giltz’s nerves of steel and battle-hardened sense of battle kept him moving forward, repositioning his troops, after all, he still had the portable fortress “Blackjack” at full power, with his orders limited each shot had to count. Van Zant, the feared paratrooper, in a risky move, deploys near our core. Luckily, and due to the complexity of the map, a camouflaged Daylami and a member of the core managed to see the entry of the airborne captain, who ended up falling. Blackjack ended up being overwhelmed by the Daylami’s endless blasts of Panzerfaust. Despite the losses, Usariadna managed to form a last defense formed by Traktor Muls, however, seeing themselves outnumbered, they were eliminated as was the Devil Dog unit, who, despite having advanced to our assets, lost his antipode in the initial confrontations, its destructive power had diminished. Al-Djabel was tasked with completing a personal objective; during the impersonation, he had held conversations with Peter, a rather friendly and charismatic enemy Foxtrot, perhaps the hours of coexistence, the numerous solo missions or the resurrection of his flask, made the Fiday carelessly share an tittle of personal information, very subtle, almost imperceptible to an inexperienced agent, yet he knew he couldn’t leave any loose ends. After finding Peter, unconscious from his injuries, he dedicated a few solemn words to him. “adhhab bisalam” (go in peace). Thus ends the firefight at Raveneye Station during the assault on Durgama. End of the statement.