EXYGEN
THE LEADER IN EXOGENOUS SUPPLY & SUPPORT SERVICES
To Survive Out There, You Need Exygen
Born out of the United Empire of Earth’s (U.E.E.) brutal blockade of the Centauri System in 2782, smuggles ran supplies through and around the naval battle group charged with enforcing the embargo. They provided food, medical supplies and arms to the desperate civilian population within the system.
As the military began tightening its grip, to strangle the renegade supply lines, a group of “independent contractors” co-ordinated their activities, to keep some form of trade open to the Centauri people. Most were merchants, others were former U.E.E. military providing security escort for the defiant convoys. All knew the importance of continuing, because as history has shown, this was one of the key events which marked the end of the Messer era.
Although a number of original members perished during these confrontations, enough survived to see the blockade end and the regime step back. The empire got a bloody nose and a black eye, but it was not defeated. Consequently, it is from this resilient legacy, that a more conventional enterprise was established.
EXYGEN was founded by the remaining members of this group of blockade runners, to provide security and supply services to areas of the galaxy that others fear to go into. With over 150 years of operation, our crew members have delivered countless supplies, escorted thousands of ships, contended with hordes of pirates and corrupt officials, but also lost many friends and companions along the way. Some have never made it back, yet all were committed to “Get the Job Done”.
“Crave No Heaven, Fear No Hell” was a statement first made during the Centauri blockade and something our crew members still echo to this very day. Because to be pilot or crew with EXYGEN, requires this type of attitude and approach. Our people are not spoken about on the News services and they do not get shiny pieces of metal to pin on their chest, nor do they want them. They have seen the conditions that the frontier offers and the struggles that these pioneers endure. So, because of this, they consider their role as making things a little bit easier, a little bit safer and a little less daunting for those that travel the undiscovered path.
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