Unreviewed Mynocklines

[Ysanne Hojkstra]

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

• Intent: To establish a lore piece post-NIO dissolution.
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GENERAL INFORMATION

• Organization Name: Mynocklines
• Classification: Covert Network / Smuggling & Extraction Ring
• Affiliation: Ysanne Hojkstra; New Imperial Remnant; corrupt officials within the Corporate Sector Authority; various shell corporations operating in (now former) Galactic Alliance space and beyond
• Organization Symbol: None.
• Description:
  The Mynocklines are a clandestine escape and relocation system formed in the aftermath of the New Imperial Order’s dissolution. Designed to spirit away indicted war criminals, intelligence officers, industrial magnates, and high-ranking New Imperials, the Mynocklines operate through falsified transponder codes, fabricated civilian identities, shell corporations, smuggling corridors, and discreet hyperlane routes. Thee purpose is extraction, disappearance, and reintegration, safe from tribunals, and relocation to safe territories -- primarily within the Colonies and, most significantly, the Corporate Sector Authority, where bureaucratic opacity and profit-driven governance provide ideal concealment. In return, these Imperials lend their expertise.

GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

• Headquarters: Nominally untraceable. Strategic planning and early operational coordination were conducted from the Hidden Kasbah of the Axis of Shadows.
• Domain: The Mynocklines maintain covert routes stretching from former New Imperial strongholds into the Colonies and the Outer Rim. Their strongest influence lies within Corporate Sector Authority territory, where corporate autonomy and regulatory fragmentation create fertile ground for identity laundering and reintegration.
• Notable Assets:
  • A network of falsified refugee processing centers used to reroute high-value individuals.
  • Decommissioned listening posts converted into hyperspace relay hubs.
  • Rotating smuggling convoys operating under legitimate cargo manifests.
  • Deep-storage vaults containing identity forgeries, biometric alteration kits, and archived Imperial personnel data.

SOCIAL INFORMATION

• Hierarchy: The Mynocklines were conceived by Konrad Harrsk, utilizing contingency protocols drafted by his father, Jaeger Harrsk, during the latter yeras of Third Imperial Civil War. Following Konrad Harrsk’s death at the hands of Ishida Ashina , operational continuity fell to Ysanne Hojkstra, protégé of Jaeger Harrsk and advisor to Konrad.
• Membership:
  Imperials known to have possibly utilized to the Mynocklines include:
  Arminius Kroeger
  Amena Kader
  Sahar
  Rika Hiro
  Djorn Bline
  Atticus Pyke
  Don Belkora
  Dionus Bharro
  @Jori Massad
  Carlyle Rausgeber
  Any writer may reference prior use of the Mynocklines as part of their character’s background, subject to narrative consistency.
  
  
• Climate: N/A
• Reputation: Professional.
• Curios: None
• Rules: "You do not talk about the Mynocklines"
• Goals: Extract and preserve key New Imperial personnel.

MEMBERS
• Ysanne Hojkstra – Operational Director and Strategic Coordinator
• Konrad Harrsk (Deceased) – Founder and Architect
• Jaeger Harrsk (Deceased) – Originator of Contingency Protocols
• Various unidentified cell leaders, extraction captains, and corporate intermediaries
• high chance Gat Tambor funded all this

HISTORICAL INFORMATION
The Mynocklines emerged during the chaotic collapse of the New Imperial Order. As the Galactic Alliance advanced, arrest warrants and war crimes tribunals followed in its wake. High-ranking officers, propagandists, intelligence chiefs, and industrial magnates became targets of prosecution.

Rather than face imprisonment or execution, Konrad Harrsk enacted contingency protocols drafted by his father during the Third Imperial Civil War. Using dormant corporate contacts and pre-established shell subsidiaries within the Corporate Sector Authority, they began relocating personnel under falsified civilian identities.

The earliest extractions were crude, utilizing junk freighters to slip through judicial patrols. Over time, the network evolved into a sophisticated lattice of bribery and corruption.
Now,, in distant colonial boardrooms and industrial development zones, former New Imperial officers quietly rebuild influence under new names.