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[ROMSS] Minmatar Secret Service

33 membersTax 0%Founded in 2014
Killboard
Kills
87,604
+0 in the last 90 days
Losses
32,114
+0 in the last 90 days
73%
Efficiency
ISK Efficiency 90%
ISK destroyed
18.55T
+0 in the last 90 days
Activity
Inactive
0 kills/day · last 90 days

Combat Record

Career-long numbers from eve-kill

Combat

Kills
87,604
Losses
32,114
Danger Ratio
98%
Final Blows
38,106
Points
87,606

ISK

Destroyed
18.55T
Lost
2.12T
Balance
+16.43T
ISK Efficiency
90%

Solo

Solo Kills
11,932
Solo Ratio
14%
Avg Kills/Day
—

Other

NPC Losses
732
NPC Loss Ratio
2%
Activity
Inactive

Activity

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Description

“…and the bloated Rock perched itself on the top of the mountain, gloating and wallowing in its own self-esteem.

‘Look, Mountain,’ the Rock said. ‘Look at me on top of my own mountain.’ But the Mountain answered:

‘Foolish Rock, look beneath you. Your mountain is unbalanced. It cannot support you.’

The Rock looked down, and saw it was true. The Rock could hear all the little rocks in the mountain groaning beneath its weight. ‘Maybe my mountain will crumble, but I got to the top, as I set out to do; I fulfilled my dream.’ the Rock righteously said to the Mountain.

‘Yes, but then what?’ The Mountain enquired. ‘You had a good place on the side of me; you were in the light, with the wind caressing you and the sun warming you and the moss licking you.’

Suddenly, the mountain the Rock perched upon, collapsed. The Rock felt itself being dragged down; it toppled down the mountain side and all the little rocks came in its wake. It hit the ground and the little rocks piled in front and back and the sides and on top the Rock. It was trapped beneath all the small rocks that it had gathered for its mountain; they squeezed it tight and the Rock felt like it was suffocating.

‘Mountain!’ it wheezed weakly. ‘Help me!’

‘What can I do?’ the Mountain said. ‘You brought this onto yourself. You couldn’t be satisfied with the place I gave to you; you had to get to the top. And now look at you, trapped beneath your own mountain forever.’

‘But it was my dream,’ the Rock sobbed, ‘everybody has got to have a dream.’

‘Not if your dream is based on a fantasy, rather than reality.’ The Mountain replied sagely and went back to sleep.”

Ray of Matar, revised

ROMSS
We are the Mountain