Fractured Accord
Mission Info
| Status | Completed Mission | |
| Description | Fractured Accord marked the USS Arawyn’s first operational deployment under Epsilon Fleet command, tasking the ship with escorting a science and terraforming convoy into the contested Tavrik system. What began as a routine protection assignment quickly escalated when sabotage crippled one of the convoy vessels, revealing covert interference by the Vethari Combine and exposing the fragile balance of power along the frontier. |
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| Start Date | 16 Aug 2025 @ 9:39pm | |
| End Date | 03 Nov 2025 @ 9:39pm | |
Mission Posts
Mission Summary
Fractured Accord was the USS Arawyn’s first operational deployment under Epsilon Fleet command, assigned to escort a science and terraforming convoy into the disputed Tavrik system. The mission escalated rapidly when a navigational buoy detonated mid-transit, crippling the USS Newton. Subsequent investigation revealed deliberate sabotage in the form of self-replicating nanotechnology embedded within the vessel, later identified as repurposed Vethari mining constructs intended to destabilize the region while obscuring responsibility.
Despite the damage, the convoy pressed on to Tavrik III, where tensions reached a breaking point. A confrontation with Kaldari Union forces at the terraforming site resulted in catastrophic system feedback, flash-freezing the colony zone before triggering violent and uncontrolled regrowth. Multiple Starfleet personnel were injured during the incident, forcing a high-risk medical evacuation under hostile conditions while security teams worked to stabilize the perimeter.
In orbit, Captain Sabrina Corbin successfully negotiated a cease-fire with arriving Kaldari warships, preventing open conflict and allowing the crisis to be contained. Although the immediate threat was resolved and the convoy secured, Fractured Accord revealed Tavrik as a long-term flashpoint. The mission concluded with Epsilon Fleet initiating heightened oversight and broader investigation into Vethari activity, setting the stage for continued diplomatic and operational engagement in the region.
