Poker night in Eavesdown

EAVESDOWN DOCKS - Wednesday Night ....Back room Poker game at the Shuttle Stop Cafe in Eavesdown time around 7pm SLT.


Come and try your luck against fellow residents and travellers! Perhaps meet a new business associate over a game of Hold-'Em! Time to practise that poker face!

You'll find the Shuttle Stop to the SE of the Port Authority, just across the tarmac.

Your map to the party here.

Blast Rocks Central Eavesdown, Injures One

Reggier Rimbaud in the Eavesdown market after the explosion (CNS photo by Jeanette Avedon)

By Jeanette Avedon
Eavesdown Emissary

EAVESDOWN DOCKS, Persephone - It was supposed to be a celebration, the community coming together to honor the community's forefathers. However, things turned sour when Reggier Rimbaud appeared outside the "Barrel," a popular bar and social gathering place at the Eavesdown Docks, in a pool of her own blood. The victim of an apparent premature detonation of dynamite. Despite having a feint pulse Valiant Vuckovic was able to the local hospital, where she was attended to. Despite the severity of her wound she was able to recover and was discharged fairly rapidly.

Rimbaud, while recovering, was able to talk about the incident. Rimbaud gave a very effusive and poorly detailed description of events, just stating that her dynamite exploded prematurely. She refused to answer why she had the explosives in the first place other than saying that "I always carry them [dynamite sticks], makes a bigger impression than shooting people." Vuckovic, however, believed that the dynamite detonated because it was improperly manufactured, causing an unstable crystallization of its chemicals.

Sheriff Nightfire and the Eavesdown medical staff weree unavailable for comment.

Robbery Hits Local Tea House

By Jeanette Avedon
Eavesdown Emissary

EAVESDOWN DOCKS, Persephone - Eavesdown business woman and registered companion Calina Tereshchenko was the latest victim of crime at Eavesdown Docks. On the evening of the May 31 two unidentified assailants entered her tea shop, the Kamal Tea House, broke into her business and made away with over 10,000 credits of stolen goods.

Ms. Tereshchenko was quietly minding her business when the two criminals entered her store. Unable to get a good look at her assailants, she was quickly bound and forced to cower behind a dressing screen. From what she could glean of them one was a tall man with an identifiable scar and armed with an assault rifle. His partner had pink hair, but was wearing a full body suit and may or may not be female.

The two quickly made their way to her safe, forcing it open with a small explosive charge. Ms. Tereschenko said that "a significant amount of credits and some platinum... coffee from Jai Raghilda of Zenobia" were stolen from her. What Ms. Tereshchenko could hear the two were under orders from their boss to take the rare spices which she sometimes uses to flavor her beverages. The recent fire at the refinery on Al Raqis has caused the price of these spices to skyrocket in recent weeks. Ms. Tereschenko does not believe that anything else is missing.

Both Alliance authorities and the Eavesdown sheriff's office have been notified of the break in and, because of her membership in the guild are making the investigation a priority. Neither office could be reached for comment. Persons with information pertinant to the investigation are asked to contact Irskin Nightfire.