Mutanthands
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Selections from recent Cerberus Daily News:
Edit: My hair-brained theory, take it as you will.
Just my theory.
Eldfell-Ashland Energy has accused the Migrant Fleet of destroying a cruiser, three frigates, and six mining freighters in the Nubian Expanse over a mineral-rights dispute. The quarians denied all charges, saying that they last saw Eldfell-Ashland's ships retreating out of sensor range, presumably to refuel at their cruiser by the system's mass relay. Eldfell-Ashland spokesperson Yves Nevil responded: "Yesterday we lost contact with our ships out in the Expanse. Shortly afterward, we received a distress signal from the MSV Stanislaw reporting an 'alien attack.' We have very little doubt as to what happened here." Eldfell-Ashland officials are planning to go before the Council and ask that the Migrant Fleet be banned from Citadel space.
Earlier today, the Migrant Fleet rescued an Eldfell-Ashland Energy employee drifting through the Nubian Expanse in a lifepod. Navigator Camilla Gutierrez, the only survivor of the MSV Stanislaw, says that quarians had nothing to do with the attack that stranded her: "The ship's silhouette was just massive. There's no way the quarians had that monster in their Flotilla. I've never seen anything like it." Asked about the attack itself, Gutierrez reported, "They blew out our engines before we knew what hit us. Smoke was everywhere. I heard the captain yell something about boarders before he ordered us to the lifepods." Eldfell-Ashland says it is relieved Gutierrez was recovered, but that the Citadel investigation should continue "until all parties involved are satisfied.
So, Geth, Rachni, or Reapers?
Edit: My hair-brained theory, take it as you will.
The ending of ME2 showed the Reaper Fleet starting to move. But being all the way out in Dark Space, where could they go?
I think the Reapers have a fail-safe Mass Effect gate, much smaller than the one connected to the Citadel. Leading to Omega, which was outed as a Reaper construction in the last Mass Effect novel. A structure roughly analoguous to the Citadel in purpose, on the other side of the Galaxy. A perfect plan B if for some reason you were completely shut out from the Citadel, like the Reapers were in ME1 and 2.
There is a second sleeper agent in the Galaxy, hiding somewhere, who we might have just seen for the first time. It's now starting to make it's move due to the failure of Sovereign in ME1 and the Collecters in ME2
It would explain how the Reapers can still get to the Galaxy proper for ME3, and serve as a reasonable choke point for the fleet, to give the puny denizens of the galaxy a fighting chance against a Reaper invasion.
I think the Reapers have a fail-safe Mass Effect gate, much smaller than the one connected to the Citadel. Leading to Omega, which was outed as a Reaper construction in the last Mass Effect novel. A structure roughly analoguous to the Citadel in purpose, on the other side of the Galaxy. A perfect plan B if for some reason you were completely shut out from the Citadel, like the Reapers were in ME1 and 2.
There is a second sleeper agent in the Galaxy, hiding somewhere, who we might have just seen for the first time. It's now starting to make it's move due to the failure of Sovereign in ME1 and the Collecters in ME2
It would explain how the Reapers can still get to the Galaxy proper for ME3, and serve as a reasonable choke point for the fleet, to give the puny denizens of the galaxy a fighting chance against a Reaper invasion.
Just my theory.