Dominic’s Corner is an abandoned settlement that has been attacked by Thargoids in the Pleiades Sector GW-W c1-15 system on body 12 a, at -64.6074, 177.4661 (in Live/4.0) or at 5.5398, -116.7026 (in Legacy/3.8).
The location of this site can be found by following the three nearby listening posts located in:
Maia / Pleiades Sector GW-W c1-13 / HIP 17694
Listening Posts
Note: The second and third Listening Post logs have the incorrect ID’s listed, the ID for the log from Pleiades Sector GW-W c1-13 should be LWU-168-B, rather than LWU-168-A, and the ID for the log from HIP 17694 should be LWU-168-C, rather than LWU-168-A.
Maia A 1
…LISTENING POST SIGNAL DATA…
…Unregistered Transmission LWU-168-A Detected…
Matching Signals Detected: (Pleiades Sector GW-W C1-13, HIP 17694)
Approximate Signal Range: 7-8 LY
…spot check…man…black suited…bodyguards…going to lie…bloody…since…Black…Iong:177.4675…question…the good work…the good work…
…Signal Lost…
Pleiades Sector GW-W c1-13 A 6
…LISTENING POST SIGNAL DATA…
…Unregistered Transmission LWU-168-A Detected…
Matching Signals Detected: (Maia, HIP 17694)
Approximate Signal Range: 5-6 LY
…spot check…man…black suited…bodyguards…going to lie…bloody…since…Black…Iat:-64.6078…question…the good work…the good work…
…Signal Lost…
HIP 17694 A 1
…LISTENING POST SIGNAL DATA…
…Unregistered Transmission LWU-168-A Detected…
Matching Signals Detected: (Maia, Pleiades Sector GW-W C1-13)
Approximate Signal Range: 9-10 LY
…spot check…man…black suited…bodyguards…going to lie…bloody…since…Black…PLANET:12 a…question…the good work…the good work…
…Signal Lost…
Logs
THE MAN FROM AEGIS 1/4
Secretary Miller [Personal Log 76B-8CONFIDENTIAL]
Production is currently at 91 per cent. The specifications for these new weapons are unique, so it’s only natural we’d have teething problems when calibrating our machinery.
Normally head office would be sticking their oar in, but they’ve been conspicuous in their silence. Could be something to do with the fact that Aegis has given us the blueprints for the most sophisticated weaponry in the galaxy. The corporation is set to make a fortune when these prototypes go to mass production. Of course, we’re also proud to be safeguarding the galaxy from the Thargoid threat. And it helps that Aegis is paying us a fortune for the privilege.
THE MAN FROM AEGIS 2/4
Secretary Miller [Personal Log 76C-2CONFIDENTIAL]
Today we had the royal visit – a spot check from the man at Aegis. He walked in, black suited and slick haired. Hulking bodyguards like he was President of the Federation or something. I’m not going to lie – I was bloody intimidated. Especially since I was the one giving him the guided tour.
He introduced himself as Mr Black. I’m fairly sure that wasn’t his real name, but I wasn’t going to question it. We walked around the plant for about an hour and he didn’t say a word. I was expecting the worst, but he just thanked me for the tour, told me to keep up the good work, and left.
Keep up the good work? I’m taking that as a win!
THE MAN FROM AEGIS 3/4
Secretary Miller [Personal Log 76C-7CONFIDENTIAL]
A warning message came in on an encrypted channel. It was Mr Black himself – I’d recognise that voice anywhere. He said the facility would be coming under attack imminently, and we had to evacuate at once. He was sparse on details, but he was pretty convincing.
I’ve told the floor supervisors to initiate evacuation protocols, but I can’t leave yet – there’s simply too much confidential material here. It has to be destroyed. I tried to contact head office for further instruction but I couldn’t get through. I hope I’m doing the right thing.
THE MAN FROM AEGIS 4/4
Secretary Miller [Personal Log 76C-9CONFIDENTIAL]
The attack came… but it wasn’t raiders. It was a Thargoid ship. It popped up on the scanners and set about destroying the facility. When it hit the main plant I thought it was the end, but then the Federal ships arrived. I don’t know where they came from – maybe Aegis sent them.
Thank God I managed to evacuate everyone in time – the death toll could have been catastrophic. As it stands we lost a few billion credits in machinery, but I’ll let the bean counters worry about that. I’m just glad no one was hurt.
