ARTICLE #180
Sat February 10, 11 AFE
[Caru Province] – In a shocking turn of events, two high-profile detainees, known as the Herald of Vision and the Herald of Shadows, have escaped from Selvarin judicial detention centers under circumstances that remain undisclosed. Their sudden disappearance has sent waves of speculation through law enforcement and the public alike, raising concerns over potential foul play in the prison system.
Both fugitives were being held on charges related to subversive activities and organized conspiracy, with authorities suspecting them of attempting to rebuild the remnants of their Order in Caru Province. However, their escape has only added to their growing mystique and danger.
Elois Varyn, Chief Administrator of the Selvarin Government Office of Judicial Affairs, has officially sanctioned bounties for their immediate capture:
“The circumstances of their escape remain under investigation,” Varyn’s office stated in an official release. “At this time, we are unable to provide further details to the public.”
This lack of transparency has fueled widespread speculation, with some whispering of possible corruption or outside interference aiding the fugitives’ getaway. Others suspect an inside job, given the difficulty of escaping from Selvarin’s high-security judicial facilities without assistance.
Law enforcement and bounty hunters alike are now on high alert, with Gar Izen, Selvarin’s Guild Contact, already circulating the bounty postings through the Hunters' Guild network. Given the fugitives’ past evasions of justice, authorities warn that bringing them in will not be easy.
Their last known operations were centered in Caru Province, where they were allegedly recruiting new followers. Hunters are advised to watch for signs of ritual activity or gathering points, as these fugitives may still be attempting to consolidate their power.
The Selvarin government has urged the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings. For now, the mystery behind their escape remains unsolved, leaving many to wonder—was this an inside job, or are the Heralds simply more dangerous than anyone realized?
ARTICLE #175
Fri January 30, 11 AFE
To the Citizens of Corox Station,
As your safety remains our priority, the Caru Security Offices have implemented additional security measures throughout the upcoming election and Gala Celebration. Patrols will be increased in key areas, and additional personnel will be present to ensure a secure and orderly event.
Residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in the election and celebrations with confidence. We ask that you remain aware of your surroundings and report any concerns to security personnel as needed.
With these precautions in place, we expect a smooth and safe event for all.
- Captain Vital Arder
Caru Security Offices
ARTICLE #174
Fri January 30, 11 AFE
By Derru Primen, Caru Offices – Selvarin Network News
In a bold political move, the former outlaw group known as the Sidewinders has officially filed paperwork to establish themselves as a recognized political party on Selvaris. Once branded as criminals, the Sidewinders claim they have paid their debts, served their sentences, and are now dedicated to ensuring Selvaris remains free from Imperial influence. But not everyone is convinced of their sudden shift from outlaws to politicians.
The Sidewinders' official party platform focuses on planetary independence, increased security, and economic development through programs aimed at benefiting everyday Selvarins. “We’ve spent years seeing what happens when outside forces dictate our future,” said party spokesperson Marlo Venn. “Now, we’re here to make sure Selvaris stays in the hands of its own people.”
However, dissent exists even within the Sidewinders themselves. Some members disagree on how best to govern, with disputes arising over leadership and priorities. Others question whether abandoning their past ways for politics is truly the best path forward. “Not all of us signed up for this,” admitted one Sidewinder, speaking on condition of anonymity. “Some of us think there are better ways to keep Selvaris independent than sitting behind a desk.”
And then there’s the lingering question—can the Sidewinders truly be trusted in the political arena? Is this a genuine attempt to shape a better future for Selvaris, or just a carefully crafted maneuver to gain power under a new name? As the election nears, the people of Selvaris will have to decide whether the Sidewinders’ transformation is a sincere commitment to governance or the first step toward a more nefarious agenda.
More updates to follow as the story develops.
ARTICLE #170
Mon January 19, 11 AFE
Selvarin Network News – Caru Province
By Derru Primen
Corox Station, Selvaris – As the bustling frontier town of Corox Station continues to grow, its residents are being called upon to decide how their community should fund critical public works and services. Mayor Naidi Jab has announced Proposition 1, a measure that offers citizens the opportunity to directly influence how the town will support its expanding needs.
The announcement, made earlier this week, outlines two potential paths forward for funding: a mandatory tax or a voluntary donation system. The vote will take place alongside the Council election on February 22nd, giving citizens a chance to make their voices heard not just on leadership but on the future of the town’s infrastructure and services.
A Growing Community, A Growing Need
In her announcement, Mayor Jab highlighted the challenges Corox Station faces as its population continues to rise. With more sentients calling the town home, the demand for resources, public personnel, and critical supplies has surged. Proposition 1 aims to provide funding for:
“This matter calls for the input of every member of this community,” said Mayor Jab. “and shall be put to a vote by the populace which it is meant to support.”
The Choices Before the People
Proposition 1 asks residents to choose between two options for funding public works:
While the tax option ensures a steady and predictable stream of funding, the donation option provides a more flexible approach that relies on the goodwill of the community. Both choices reflect different philosophies on governance and public funding, and the outcome of the vote will shape the future of Corox Station’s policies.
A Transparent Process
To ensure fairness and integrity, the vote will be conducted by Judge Nabrina Fortuna. Ballots will be issued one per voter, and while acceptance of the ballot will be recorded, all votes will remain anonymous. The results will be announced alongside the Council election results, ensuring that the incoming leadership can act with the clear guidance of the people.
Community Reactions
Proposition 1 has sparked significant discussion among Corox Station’s residents. Some see the tax option as a necessary step for stability. “We’re a growing town,” said Jaren Vek, a local trader. “We can’t run on goodwill forever. A tax ensures everyone contributes their fair share.”
Others favor the donation model. “Corox Station has always been about community and choice,” argued Mira Denal, a farm worker. “I believe people will step up if asked, without being forced.”
What’s at Stake?
Proposition 1 represents more than just a decision on funding—it’s a statement about the values and priorities of Corox Station.
Residents of Corox Station are urged to participate in this pivotal vote on February 22nd. The decision will guide the town’s policies and funding strategies, ensuring that the voice of the people is at the heart of its future.
For updates on this story and more, stay tuned to Selvarin Network News.
ARTICLE #169
Fri January 16, 11 AFE
Last November, a shipment of essential research equipment belonging to the Selvarin Medical Association was stolen mid-transport within the Caru Province. The stolen items include several High-Frequency Sound Generators, a highly specialized device used in sound generation research critical to ongoing Cerebral Mycoid studies.
The Selvarin Medical Association has confirmed that the stolen crates, identified by the Selvarin Government logo, contain sensitive electronics that are of little practical use outside of scientific applications but are vital for the Association’s efforts.
“We’re devastated by this theft, which disrupts important work and delays critical advancements,” said Prof. Han Corrend, Lead High Frequency Sound Researcher for the Selvarin Medical Association. “We are appealing to the public to help recover these items.”
To encourage their return, the Association has announced a reward for any crates recovered. Individuals who locate these crates are urged to deliver them to the nearest post office and address them to the Selvarin Medical Association.
Authorities are actively investigating the incident, but no leads have emerged. Dr. Vorith noted that the stolen equipment, while highly specialized, could be irreparably damaged if mishandled.
Derru Primen, Caru Province reporter for the Selvarin News Network, will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available. If you have information about the missing crates, please contact your local authorities or the Selvarin Medical Association directly.
ARTICLE #168
Tue January 13, 11 AFE
The Selvarin Government invites eligible individuals to declare their candidacy for the upcoming elections in Corox Station. Positions open for election include Mayor, Judge, and Sheriff.
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify, you must:
Be a registered Politician, either as a Selvarin Representative or a COMPNOR Member.
Submit a formal Notice of Candidacy to the current Mayor or Judge of Corox Station.
Steps to Declare Candidacy
Verify your registration status as a Politician.
Register your intent to run with the current Mayor or Judge.
Begin campaigning publicly upon approval of your candidacy.
Important Dates
Candidacy registration opens immediately and closes by Friday, February 21st.
Election Day: Saturday, February 22nd.
This is your opportunity to serve the community and lead Corox Station into a prosperous future. For questions, please contact the Selvarin Office of Election Integrity.
Issued by:
Selvarin Office of Election Integrity
ARTICLE #167
Tue January 13, 11 AFE
From: Rona Kordall, Representative, Caru Province
The Selvarin Government is pleased to announce the upcoming election for Corox Station, taking place on Saturday, February 22nd. This is an opportunity for all eligible voters to have their voices heard and participate in shaping the future of our community.
Election Overview:
Ballot Distribution:
Ballots will be distributed to all eligible voters beginning Saturday Morning, February 22nd, by authorized Representatives and COMPNOR members. Voter eligibility includes all individuals and droids. Representatives will maintain a record of each person or droid who receives a ballot.
Ballot Delivery:
Voters must deliver their completed ballots directly to Representative Rona Kordall at noon on Saturday, February 22nd. Representative Kordall will preside over the collection and certification process in accordance with Selvarin Government procedures.
Certification and Results:
Once ballots are collected, Representative Kordall will count and certify the results. The winners of the election will be announced immediately following certification.
We encourage all eligible citizens of Corox Station to participate in this important democratic process. Your voice matters in shaping the future of our province.
For any questions or concerns about the election process, please contact your local representative.
ARTICLE #166
Sun January 11, 11 AFE