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RHGB Mimir

"Heimdall"-class Hessian Gunboat

The Mimir was a part of a minor-capacity sabotage team, originally purposed to lay an active antimatter fusion warhead deep within the Corsair territory in effort to thwart their most valuable economic route and to cripple the ability of the Hessian's opposition from reinforcing itself, if for but a moment. The idea itself, however, was backed up poorly - unlike their blood sworn enemies, the Hessians aren't as familiar with the Omicron systems. To prevent any possibility of the operation's plans getting leaked, no intel was requested from their allies in the area, nor was any preliminary survey conducted as to avoid detection and suspicion. They had to rely purely on theoretical knowledge of the environment, outdated charts, their sheer survival skills and instincts to observe their enemy and locate its lair while remaining undiscovered. Yet each shadow in the Omicron systems hides a threat far more dangerous. As if incarnated by the cosmos itself, the ghost ships of Rheinland Military bearing scrambled identifiers laid ambush on unsuspecting Hessian visitors, and even though it was not the first time the team was faced with such a predicament, the sheer overwhelming force of the enemy was too much for a small team of three fighters and a gunboat to handle. The supporting craft was dispatched swiftly and without mercy, leaving only a crippled gunboat to fend for itself. In desperate attempt, the crew of Mimir attempted to arm the antimatter fusion warhead and sacrifice themselves to the cause, to avoid the nightmarish prospect of becoming a servant to the Nomads. Yet their enemy struck decisively and accurate. The wicked amalgamations of alien and human designs of weaponry pierced the poor gunship's plating like hot knives through butter, aimed specifically at the crew. The sabotage operation was a failure, with what was left of Mimir becoming a subject of twisted scientific fantasy for the native residents of the Sirius Sector and a reminder of the dangers of the Omicron systems.