wing the devastating Battle of Sol, which left millions victims in its wake and a grieving galaxy, the NGO Medicorp once again demonstrated its commitment to humanitarian causes. In a bold and innovative gesture, Medicorp organized an exceptional charity concert on Sunday, January 12, 3311, aboard a Beluga, a symbol of elegance and interstellar escape.

In its press conference on January 11, Medicorp extended its best wishes for the year 3311. As the ashes of 3310, marked by the war against the Thargoids, gradually fade, Medicorp hopes that this new year will bring renewal, filled with peace and hope. It is in this spirit that the organization announced the preparation of a major project: Nova Lux Galactica.

Medicorp, like other rescue and recovery organizations, is facing a major technological crisis. The latest generation of automated limpets, critical for retrieving escape pods, are experiencing severe malfunctions: they refuse to access ship cargo holds, incorrectly reporting the cargo hatch as “full.”

End of Operation shield of Sol

December 18, 3310 – A Day Etched in History

On December 18, 3310, barely 24 hours after Cocijo entered meltdown, the last titan exploded. The detonation left behind a grim and ominous mark: a mass of debris orbiting Earth, a lingering scar of the oppressive presence of these colossal motherships.

This morning, a situation of unprecedented gravity was announced: the last known Thargoid Titan, named COCIJO, has been detected on a likely course toward the SOL system. Faced with this colossal threat, Medicorp has activated its maximum emergency protocol and is redeploying its resources immediately.

This new ship, soon to be available across the galaxy, has just received unanimous certification from Medicorp. According to specialists and rescuers who have piloted it, it could very well dethrone most of the rescue ships currently in service.

Some sources indicate that, for several weeks now, Medicorp has been monitoring the purchase of escape pods across multiple Fleet Carriers. The purchase prices, which can reach up to twenty times the average price, greatly concern the NGO, which suspects trafficking of pods for illegal slavery.

Here’s the translation:

The issue of Medicorp’s development in Colonia remains a case that the NGO has no intention of dropping. In order to optimize travel, the company Foxytech Transport Logistics has proposed a temporary partnership to streamline travel between the bubble and Colonia.

Across the galaxy, only a few dozen pilots, partners of a specific program, have had the chance to test in advance the Python MKII, available on the market on August 7th. One of them is a Medicorp representative.