' Wrote:as for corsair slaves: ive read earlier you dont eat prisoners, you dont turn prisoners into slaves, what the hell do you do with em?

'http://discoverygc.com/wiki/index.php/Etna_Base' Wrote:Emboldened by their success, the Corsairs began scavenging every battlefield for bodies that could be harvested to keep their injured comrades alive. Unfortunately, the demand quickly outstripped supply, and they began searching for new sources of what the doctors publicly referred to as "bio-meds". Soon, Etna Base became a prominent destination for prisoners, captured pilots, and even civilians kidnapped and sold into slavery. Once wealthy Corsairs on Crete learned of the availability of young, healthy organs, demand for the procedures quickly developed as a way to rejuvinate the sick and elderly. The Corsairs' envy over the Outcasts' increased life expectancy due to cardamine lead to an insatiable appetite for a chance at a longer, healthier life, so long as the beneficiary had enough credits to spend.

The profit potential of selling human organs throughout Sirius to the desperately ill, or the wealthy whose bodies were being worn out through a decadent lifestyle swiftly turned a gruesome life-saving procedure into a major business operation.

The Corsairs were unable to meet the huge demand from the limited facilities on Etna Base, so a deal was struck with a nearby independent facility to operate an additional mass organ harvesting operation. Today this operation supplies various medical facilities throughout Sirius with the human tissues necessary to replace organs failing due to sickness or old age, and provides the Corsairs and their partners with a substantial, steady stream of credits.