Minmatar
Sebiestor
-4.01
Iona Urazoe
Last Active:
about 6 years ago
Birthday:
Feb 4, 2017 (8 years old)
Next Birthday:
Feb 4, 2026 (90 days remaining)
Combat Metrics
Kills
665
Losses
0
Efficiency
100.0%
Danger Ratio
1.0%
ISK Metrics
ISK Killed
1239.08B ISK
ISK Lost
0 ISK
ISK Efficiency
100.0%
ISK Balance
1239.08B ISK
Solo Activity
Solo Kills
1
Solo Losses
0
Solo Kill Ratio
0.2%
Solo Efficiency
100.0%
Other Metrics
NPC Losses
0
NPC Loss Ratio
0
Avg. Kills/Day
0.2
Activity
Minimal
Character Biography
No more shall the righteous cower before evil
"Bermoiya felt himself stop. He gazed into the alien eyes. And saw nothing. No pity, no compassion, no spirit of kindness or sorrow. He looked into those eyes, and at first he thought of the look criminals had sometimes, when they'd been sentenced to a quick death. It was a look of indifference; not despair, not hatred, but something flatter and more terrifying than either; a look of resignation, of all-hope-gone; a flag hoisted by a soul that no longer cared. Yet although, in that instant of recognition, the doomed convict was the first image Bermoiya clutched at, he knew immeditately it was not the fit one. He did not know what the fit one was. Perhaps it was unknowable. Then he knew, And suddenly, for the first time in his life, he understood what it was for the condemned to look into his eyes."
"Bermoiya felt himself stop. He gazed into the alien eyes. And saw nothing. No pity, no compassion, no spirit of kindness or sorrow. He looked into those eyes, and at first he thought of the look criminals had sometimes, when they'd been sentenced to a quick death. It was a look of indifference; not despair, not hatred, but something flatter and more terrifying than either; a look of resignation, of all-hope-gone; a flag hoisted by a soul that no longer cared. Yet although, in that instant of recognition, the doomed convict was the first image Bermoiya clutched at, he knew immeditately it was not the fit one. He did not know what the fit one was. Perhaps it was unknowable. Then he knew, And suddenly, for the first time in his life, he understood what it was for the condemned to look into his eyes."