The Galaxy Weekly 3/2188

[CRIME] Mass murderer holds Nos Astra in terror!

Yet another body of an asari has turned up in Nos Astra, Illium. The body was this time of a matriarch who shall remain unnamed, and represents a new move for the murderer who up until now had confined themselves to maidens. This time the body was found mostly intact, left standing on a pedestal after rigour mortis had set in. Nos Astra law enforcement has stated they will catch the culprit but refused to comment further on the case, citing undergoing investigations.

The matriarch-aged asari marks the eleventh victim of the culprit that's kept the city's denizens on their toes. Authorities have urged people to avoid moving alone and stick to public, well-frequented venues while moving about the city.

Eclipse sisterhood chapters in Nos Astra have also announced they are going to look for the assailant, and "give that pulxu what's they're due".


[POLITICS] Joseo and Yuke federations disband tri-partite pact

Tangeal Expanse's stability has suffered yet another blow, as representatives of the Yuke and Joseoan federations left the tri-partite pact chambers with a storm, after threatening with resignations of both nations if the principality of Velka did not rescind their transit fees levied on other tri-partite pact vessels on the Future corridor.

Militaries of all three nations have been placed on high alert in the aftermath of the resignations, and many fear of military escalation on the frontiers of the three nations.


[PEOPLE] Mordin Solus School on Omega opened

A school catering to classes 1-9 of all species, bearing the name of salarian geneticist Mordin Solus who ran a clinic on the space station and later cured the genophage, was opened to great fanfare on Juni Arcology, Omega.

The school is staffed mostly by volunteers, but in addition it boasts a paid staff of 20 teachers. The Mordin Solus School gathered their funds through donations and charity drives to make Omega a better place to live, and they continue enjoying a small but steady donations flow from Tuchanka.

"Omega might be rough and tough, but this isn't a complete shithole as people on Citadel would like to believe. We live here, form families and raise kids just like they do, and the new school's going to help us tremendously in getting our youth educated." Karalok bin'Tavrov, local resident commented to our reporter.

Local Blue Suns chapter has been hired to guard the school premises from thugs and drug pushers, but critics allege they're going to use the opportunity to recruit kids as disposable auxiliaries for their operations.

Taleeze wrote:where is a Justicar when you need one?

Cerastes wrote:It is curious, however: Mr. "SkullCrusher" Krogan does seem to be particularly invested in solving this mystery. Perhaps he is merely in it for a paycheck, or, alternatively, has a personal investment?

Mandatory wrote:
He just wants to crush skulls you cryptic fucker. Nothing more, nothing less.

Fuck.

Cerastes wrote:
Your over-simplication of motives is applicable on occasion, but not always necessitated. You estimate your peers on a far baser value than their true realization.

Disingenuous-Mechanic wrote: Nah I think I agree with Mandatory. SkullKrusher don't seem too bright.

On another note, nice to finally see a real school on Omega, here's hoping that works out.

The_Sarcastic_Salarian wrote:Ladies and gentlemen: The average krogan.

Funny how everyone forgot how these utter paragons of virtue existed in the war.

The_Sarcastic_Salarian wrote:Only as sincere as your crest is soft, kid.

The_Sarcastic_Salarian wrote:And adjusted for salarian years, that makes you what, six? Eight?

SkullKrusherKrogan wrote:A mass murderer, huh... I wonder if anyone will hire me to search for him and crush his skull.