Biography of Mike Havering

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The Tau Expansion

With Profit in their eyes BMM made their way even further into the Tau Region up to Tau 23, with the newly built Jump gate from Tau 31 supplies and transportation wasn’t a big issue anymore.
While they were constructing an outpost for the storage of the Niobium Ore that was going to be mined in Tau 23 IMG started to oppose BMM in their Expansion and armed conflict wasn’t far away.

With BMM losing people in the Fields by the day they had to pull out their employees from other less profitable Fields in Bretonia itself.

And with Beryllium still not being as valuable like Gold or Niobium employees where pulled out there first and sent up into the Taus, Mike again one of the least experienced was sent up there so that if something would happen BMM wouldn’t have lost much.

Packing his stuff again knowing not to go would see him fired, Mike made his way up to Tau 23 with other mining Colleagues.
At first things didn’t seem that bad like Rumors told, it was new space where most of them haven’t been yet, which was exiting, at first.

But as time passed it became apparent why nobody wanted to be assigned to working in Tau 23, the constant skirmishes with IMG about the Mining Rights in the region didn’t abate but started to get bloodier by the day.
Safety was something unknown for employees on both Sides, even a full escort couldn’t guarantee that.

But it was all soon over after Kusari jumped into this war and started to take over the Tau region which in their eyes was their own property to begin with.

With the Armed Forces putting pressure on BMM to keep their Base in Tau 23 operational, Mike had to stay and keep working in the Fields extracting as much Niobium as possible until the very last moment.

Two years after Mike started working in Tau 23 Kusari and Bretonia were at war, the Battlefied being Tau 31 making it impossible for Mike or anybody else in Tau 23 to return to Bretonia safely.

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