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Jebronius Quinclavious-0.30
Pilot

Jebronius Quinclavious

CaldariDeteis
Killboard
Kills
1
+0 in the last 90 days
Losses
2
+0 in the last 90 days
33%
Efficiency
ISK Efficiency 52%
ISK destroyed
109.6M
+0 in the last 90 days
Activity
Inactive
0 kills/day · last 90 days

Combat Record

Career-long numbers from eve-kill

Combat

Kills
1
Losses
2
Danger Ratio
100%
Final Blows
0
Points
1

ISK

Destroyed
109.6M
Lost
99.8M
Balance
+9.7M
ISK Efficiency
52%

Solo

Solo Kills
0
Solo Ratio
0%
Avg Kills/Day
—

Other

NPC Losses
0
NPC Loss Ratio
0%
Activity
Inactive
Damage Dealt43
Damage Ratio · 0%
Damage Taken37.5K

Activity

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In-game bio


**Origins in the Nebulae**

Jebronius emerged from the cosmic mists of New Eden, a place where stargates connected distant constellations. His birth was not of flesh and bone but of data streams and neural interfaces. As a capsuleer, he piloted his vessel—a sleek, black-framed cruiser named Nyx's Vengeance—with the precision of a celestial dancer.

**The Miner's Plight**

But it was the miners who ignited the inferno within Jebronius. Their incessant strip-mining of asteroid belts, their insatiable hunger for rare ores—it grated against his digital soul. He watched as their mining lasers chewed through celestial bodies, leaving scars upon the fabric of spacetime.

"Why do you desecrate the cosmic veins?" Jebronius transmitted across comms channels, his voice a synthesized echo. "These planets were not meant for your avarice!"

*The Battle of Hek*

It was on the outskirts of Hek, a lawless system teeming with pirates and smugglers, that Jebronius faced his greatest nemesis—a miner named **Durgan Stonehammer**. Durgan, a grizzled veteran with calloused hands, stood defiantly before the cosmic avenger.

"You'll not take our livelihood!" Durgan spat, his mining laser humming.

Jebronius's binary laughter reverberated through the asteroid field. "Your livelihood? You plunder the cosmic tapestry, leaving rifts in its fabric! You are but parasites feeding off the virtual marrow."

The battle unfolded—a clash of quantum forces. Jebronius's ship, its hull etched with ancient code, danced through space, evading Durgan's mining drones. The very fabric of reality quivered as their weapons discharged.

**The Final Transmission**

In the end, it was not Durgan's mining laser that sealed Jebronius's fate. It was the miner's unwavering spirit—the defiance of a single pixel against the digital storm. With his shields failing, Jebronius transmitted his final message:

"*Durgan Stonehammer, remember this: I am the wrath of the void, the vengeance of the stars. My code shall haunt your dreams across the clusters.*"

And so, Jebronius became a legend—an ethereal force haunting mining colonies across New Eden. His name struck fear into the hearts of those who dared exploit the cosmos for personal gain.