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Breadcrumbs - Sweeping Up - Between Adventures

The end of the adventure to summarise what I told Ian and Simon at the end of last session: The statue had a data chip reader hidden on it, this already contained vital information left by another SIS agent, which was unlocked when the encrypted data packet gained from Gurt Russel was inserted. It revealed three things. Firstly Echidna was shut down 15 years ago, just after Admiral Tobias Havalocks death, due to illegal genetic experiments on humans. It seems after all this time Sirius Corp are now trying to get hold of any remaining knowledge of this genetic work. Secondly: The unknown SIS agent was being hunted by Sirius Corp, as his parents were volunteers in the Echinda experiments. Also he had information on recent Biological Alien Artefacts that have been found in space, and he fears what Sirius would do if they acquired it and combined it with Echidna's knowledge. Third, the agent believes the result of Echidnas human experimentation, the surviving  'children of Echi
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The Children of Cathedral Part 1

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The Children of Cathedral Part 1 The death of Federal Special Intelligence Service, agent Gurt Russel, Serena's (Dales character) old academy friend leaves the group with an encoded data packet and a set of Coordinates that point to the 9th planet of the Baudu system. Recovering the black boxes, an ex Ayerdhal police officer (Dmitri's character) comes to assist. While scooping with his sidewinder one box is destroyed. Bhadaba System - Federation owned contested by  Sirius Corp. Ayerdhal City - Bhadaba The station Ayerdhal City is an Orbis class Star Port. Based on the Stanford Torus concept these measure around 4km in diameter The glass topped torus ,the cities main accommodation sat in lush green parkland set at a stable 1G.. The central hub contains the landing bays and the main stopping points and facilities for pilots and business travellers, and to the rear along the central access, giant bays reach to the rear, providing the
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