#parnack

Soljan Poata, Ferin Gate Chronicle A yahg guest of honour has caused outrage at a Primacy synod, after an interfaith discussion led the visiting cleric to (reportedly) blaspheme upon the Enkindlers. The synod being held at the colony of Ineth has now been suspended, as Primacy authorities consider their next actions with the yahg. The cleric, Jadhats’riv, is a missionary for the Scintillates, a majority faith of Parnack. She had been invited to Ineth by elders of the colony’s ruling tradition alongside other non-hanar theological scholars. The exact details of the incident are being withheld by the Primacy’s office of censorship, who cite the need to prevent further offense to hanar sensibilities.

via The Galaxy Weekly A diplomatic aide belonging to the Citadel mission to Parnack has been reported missing. Mannovai Tokor Demlak Schno Kemon Crellaw, a personal secretary at the Salarian Union diplomatic ministry, failed to meet a preliminary roll call for a surface team’s departure flight. Local authorities have been contacted, and a search is now underway to locate the missing salarian. “We’re assuming that this is simply a matter of a clumsy mistake” said a spokesman for the Union diplomatic team over Parnack. “Mr. Kemon was likely distracted or otherwise delayed, and missed the flight. Our efforts to win friends here on Parnack are running smoothly, but yahg culture is difficult to function in effectively unless you have something to back you up. A lone aide is vulnerable -- and knowing that, Mr. Kemon has likely, and wisely, gone to ground. We expect to have confirmation of his whereabouts soon enough.” These assurances are not enough for some people, who are demanding greater clarity. “If he missed the flight, why didn’t he immediately call in and ask for extraction?” asked M.T.D.S Kemon Gom, a brother of Kemon Crellaw. “Is there no footage of him, no obvious lead on where he is or where he’s going? Parnack isn’t primitive, you can’t just walk off the grid and no-one knows where you are. The yahg should be able to say, “he’s here”, even if somehow the ministry can’t. So I’m asking, is “missing” simply the cover story?” Asked to expand on that, Mr. Kemon voiced what he insisted were commonplace fears within the family: “Either they’ve roped him into something, or something happened to him and they don’t want to say.” Responding to these accusations, ministry personnel were firmly insistent that neither scenario is the case: “There’s an unfortunate and frustrating tendency to assume that anything salarian government involves itself with is an excuse for spywork. It’s especially irksome when the implications are made by our own citizens. I doubt drawing galactic attention to their operatives is how the intelligence agencies work. As for the idea that we’re covering up tragedy, that seems rooted in ignorance. The situation here is monitored by Council agencies; do you think we could get away with sweeping something like that under the carpet, even if somehow we wanted to? The man is missing, and will no doubt be found soon.” Still, much remains unclear as to what might have happened to Mr. Kemon Crellaw. “Missing is too vague a word” criticized asari diplomatic representative Estheel M’Naggas. “Do they mean to imply a listed legal status there, or do they simply not know where he is?”

via the Galaxy Weekly Mannovai Tokor Demlak Schno Kemon Crellaw, who was reported missing several days ago, has been found alive and well by local authorities. He is reportedly in generally good health and is now back in CDEM custody above Parnack. According to CDEM peacekeepers and Parnack local authorities, Kemon had gained room and board from an otherwise undescribed “social club” after proving himself to club members. He was discovered by authorities as he was in the process of being evicted from the club premises by senior leadership. Family members were described as “relieved” and, in the words of Kemon clan leaders, “eager to know why this happened”. The Galaxy Weekly is attempting to gain an interview with Kemon Crellaw about his experiences on Parnack.

via Citadel Post Citadel, Sol – The Council Demilitarization and Enforcement Mission over Parnack has revealed that increased patrols in the wake of a quarantine breach have already yielded results.The breach in question was the discovery of a species native to Parnack on the coast of Tuchanka’s Inland Seas. The dklah has never been authorized for transport to other worlds and its presence on Tuchanka is evidence of a previously-unknown failure in CDEM’s mission over the yahg homeworld.In the aftermath of the discovery, CDEM pledged increased patrols, and today reports having shot down an unauthorized vessel in the Parnack system. The official press statement follows:“Early this morning, Citadel Standard Time, CDEM vessels intercepted and destroyed an unauthorized craft attempting to breach the controlled flight zone above Parnack. The vessel in question had been using a cloned CDEM friend-or-foe identification system to trick our sensor networks and land on the far side of the planet from our station. They appeared to have intimate knowledge of our patrol routes and times so as to avoid visual identification, but were unable to account for increased security measures. We are currently focusing our investigations on their sources of information and expect there to be no more breaches in the meantime. Unfortunately there were no survivors of the vessel’s destruction, but knowing how they breached our systems has given us several promising leads to follow.”

via Alliance News Network CDEM-PIET took harsh action today after intercepting a merchant vessel headed towards Parnack, spacing its’ first violators since the branch’s inception, three merchants and a yahg. Allegedly, after being stopped, and though apparently licensed, the vessel’s crew refused to a formal search by CDEM officers; prompting forced entry. After detaining the culprits, a search revealed crates of weapons expected to be delivered to the yahg homeworld, and a yahg itself hiding amongst the weapons. Rather than engage, officers sealed the door and depressurized the compartment, waiting an hour before recovering the corpse. All violators were promptly disposed of through the airlock. Officer in Charge Melissa D’Allaird said, “the rules are clearly established, and it needs to be understood how poorly we look at violation.”

All are closely monitored since they pose a great threat. If necessary the Shadow Broker network will intervene and eliminate a rogue Yagh.