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Neshaten scientists unveil possible new light-vision system, with hopes that it'll replace the current bulky system. A group of scientists have unveiled a brand new piece of technology that they have been working on for the past thirty years, a kind of tech that scientists hope will completely get rid of the light-vision goggles entirely. This new kind of tech required the approval of the Monarch along with the council before it could be put into test phases, due in large part to it treading into the territory of bio-cybernetics. For more on this story: Main News Story

Nesha Prime: a hovering camera hovered showed a view of the large, ancient Lord Fuy'she Manor overlooking a small town. Then the camera spanned over to a Daur wearing a red robe, two swords hung from their belt; they were currently watching the crowd before something unheard of got their attention. "Thank you," he said as he stepped aside to give the viewers a better angle of the crowd. "Fourteen hours ago, the royal family was alerted to some illegal actions by Lord Fuy'she, a noblemen responsible for overseeing the small town of Kita'kee'kee." The Daur then turned to a My'leke, an obvious member of the Diplomatic Corp who was wearing a dark yellow robe and equipped with a large sword that was hanging off their back. "Magistrate...

A court case was opened to resolve the custody of two baqli recovered by the Yome Ismâopate. Normally such a matter would not be worthy of note. However, shortly after the petitions were formally filed, the Wotanu Abokatinka Poku contacted the court filing for an injunction. The representative for the WAP cited security concerns, concerns for the safety of the baqli, and that information in the case are pursuant to an ongoing investigation. The case was placed on administrative hold pending completion of the WAP operations. The two bagli have been designated to be the responsibility of the the Yome Ismâopate.

The Wotanu Abokatinka Poku reports that Standard Survey Mission 3T is officially considered as lost. Official details from the WAP confirm that the deep space survey mission consisting of six Tinsae, and 83 persons has failed to return. The last communication from the mission was the message sent that they had arrived at their designated target system. When the mission failed to report a response group was dispatched. Consisting of 3 Tyo'te Nuiqai Class ships and 3 Ismâo'a-Class the group traveled to the system approximately 129 LY from World Station. The Ta'a for that group reports that no trace of the missing vessels was found, nor was there any indication of battle in the the system. They did detect residual energy indicative of...

[Message being broadcasted at present to Neshaten Citizens only.] Nesha Prime, Zeik'ne Research Centre, Southern Continant A Laibe stood in front of their floating camera, the camera bobbed up and down and occastionally sank a bit lower to where the Laibe's head couldn't be seen - the reason was otherwise when the man walked up to the camera and something white fell over the front of it: snow. A common sight pretty much everywhere on the planet at some point in the year. The Laibe wore typical clothing for his people, a loincloth to hide his private parts and a loose fitting shirt, to a female, he would be rather cute considering his bulging muscles and well growned fur which was orange. At some hidden signal, the Laibe's head...