Mapowanie Galaktyki > Trasy > B Road to Sagittarius A
Leaving Shinrarta Dezhra, my launchpad at Jameson Orbital, feels like bidding farewell to a bustling hub for the quieter expanses of space once again. It's a departure from the comfort of familiarity into the unknown, reminiscent of my ventures along the B Road to Colonia. The bubble, with its constant activity and ever-present demands, no longer holds the allure it once did after the solitude and serenity of a year amidst the stars.
As I embark on this new journey, I'll keep you posted on the discoveries and experiences that await beyond the confines of civilization. Until then, here's to the thrill of the unknown and the promise of adventure on the horizon.
| # | System | Coordinates | Distance | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Shinrarta Dezhra | 55.71875 / 17.59375 / 27.15625 | |||
| #2 | Sanka | 61.0625 / -61.65625 / 0.875 | 83,66 Ly | ||
| #3 | HIP 41721 | 319 / 47.53125 / -127.96875 | 308,31 Ly | ||
| #4 | Synuefe NL-N c23-4 | 860.125 / -124.59375 / -61.0625 | 571,77 Ly | ||
| #5 | Wregoe VD-K d8-126 | 841.84375 / -16.375 / -329.875 | 290,35 Ly |
#3 - HIP 41721
Currently nestled within the celestial embrace of HIP 41721, I find myself amidst a peculiar discovery. After a series of 20 jumps across the cosmic expanse, my journey's monotony was finally interrupted upon reaching this stellar waypoint. Here, amidst the starlight, lay a revelation that stirred the depths of my curiosity: the unanticipated encounter with not one, but two relics of Thargoid origin—an elusive Thargoid Sensor and its accompanying Sensor Fragments, a rarity unseen in my travels for four years.
While seasoned Commanders may regard such findings with nonchalance, to me, they are a testament to the unpredictable wonders that await amidst the boundless reaches of space.
