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| - | ==== Writeup 2 ==== | + | ==== The Ananke Artifacts ==== |
| - | Another short scene, or book extract, or whatever. | + | >One of the most enduring mysteries from the //Ananke// Conference though -- aside, of course, from the mysteries of time travel -- is the disappeared art. A number of highly valuable art pieces that had been brought to the station for display went missing on the second to last day of the conference, along with - reportedly - a large proportion of Princess Eusenia of Eunomia's jewellery. |
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| + | >A few of these pieces reappeared on the interplanetary art market over twenty years later. However, their seller was completely anonymous - even when the most advanced tracking methods were deployed by the GSP's Galactic Crimeforce, the only link that could be found was to a reserved Kybele socialite and art trader, Lartius Solanaceaus. | ||
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| + | > While suspicion fell, naturally, on Solanaceaus, his involvement appeared to be entirely innocent -- the pieces were acquired from a number of anonymous sources. Many of the galaxy's art collectors prefer to remain anonymous as a matter of course, and with artifacts as questionably legal as these ones it's no surprise that their security was untraceable. With no evidence to go on, the police were forced to leave Solanaceaus alone. | ||
| + | -- An extract from //The Ananke Story//, but Khadija Schmidt | ||
| ===== What Might Have Been, and Therefore Is ===== | ===== What Might Have Been, and Therefore Is ===== | ||
| ==== Writeup ==== | ==== Writeup ==== | ||
| - | What happens to the timeline 7 version of them. | + | 'What do you mean, we can't extradite them? We have a mountain of evidence showing that --' |
| + | 'They're on Kybele ma'am.' | ||
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| + | 'Yes, I know they're on Kybele, that's the //whole problem//. The Solanaceaus brothers have stolen some of Kedalion's most valuable historical artifacts and we have solid evidence. Not only that we have evidence they're committing crimes on //Kybele//, we're doing them a //favour// if we take them in.' | ||
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| + | 'Not the way they see it ma'am. Everyone on Kybele knows they're crooks as well.' | ||
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| + | 'Then why can't we just //arrest// them?' | ||
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| + | 'They're too entertaining ma'am. They live a life of absolute luxury and occasionally let people film them. The Kybele //love// that. We'd apparently be damaging the Kybele economy in the order of millions per year if we take them in.' | ||
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| + | 'I hate my job sometimes.' | ||
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| + | 'I know ma'am.' | ||
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