The Jaimec Sabotage Campaign

Wasp

This thread follows Mowry’s progression from symbolic propaganda to practical acts of sabotage and operational disruption.

increasing

Bearing strength in each event

decreasing

Stickers and Etched Glass Stickers and Etched Glass from "Wasp". A Small Campaign Begins Cheap, visible defiance Mowry posts messages condemning the war and its beneficiaries.

Stickers and Etched Glass from "Wasp". A Small Campaign Begins Cheap, visible defiance Mowry posts messages condemning the war and its beneficiaries.

A Small Campaign Begins Cheap, visible defiance Mowry posts messages condemning the war and its beneficiaries. A specially treated sticker permanently etches a shop window when its owner tries to wash it away. Costs beyond the act The incident forces police and shopkeepers to respond, turning removal into another public spectacle. Mowry’s modest materials consume attention and create gossip.

The Kaitempi Card The Kaitempi Card from "Wasp". A Stolen Instrument of Fear An accidental opening Mowry notices Major Sallana’s privileged status during a train inspection.

The Kaitempi Card from "Wasp". A Stolen Instrument of Fear An accidental opening Mowry notices Major Sallana’s privileged status during a train inspection.

A Stolen Instrument of Fear An accidental opening Mowry notices Major Sallana’s privileged status during a train inspection. He follows the officer home and finds Kaitempi documents, a badge, and identification. A more powerful disguise The stolen card can command obedience across the Sirian system. Mowry keeps it despite the danger, recognizing that fear itself is a usable weapon.

A Murder with a Signature A Murder with a Signature from "Wasp". The Wasp’s Sting Sallana’s death When Major Sallana returns to his apartment, Mowry kills him before the officer can raise an alarm.

A Murder with a Signature from "Wasp". The Wasp’s Sting Sallana’s death When Major Sallana returns to his apartment, Mowry kills him before the officer can raise an alarm.

The Wasp’s Sting Sallana’s death When Major Sallana returns to his apartment, Mowry kills him before the officer can raise an alarm. He leaves a message attributing the execution to D.A.G. Propaganda made credible The killing changes the meaning of earlier warnings. The supposed party now appears capable of lethal action, forcing the regime to take its threat seriously.

Paid Executions Paid Executions from "Wasp". Money as a Weapon Recruiting criminals Mowry offers large sums to Butin Arhava and later works with Skriva and Gurd.

Paid Executions from "Wasp". Money as a Weapon Recruiting criminals Mowry offers large sums to Butin Arhava and later works with Skriva and Gurd.

Money as a Weapon Recruiting criminals Mowry offers large sums to Butin Arhava and later works with Skriva and Gurd. He pays for attacks on officials and requires proof before releasing the balance. An unstable alliance The criminals are motivated by profit rather than politics. Mowry uses their greed but must continually assess whether money will keep them loyal or make them liabilities.

The Sea-Lane Threat The Sea-Lane Threat from "Wasp". Sabotage at Alapertane A new operational phase Mowry places limpet mines on two merchant ships, intending delayed explosions to suggest a maritime threat.

The Sea-Lane Threat from "Wasp". Sabotage at Alapertane A new operational phase Mowry places limpet mines on two merchant ships, intending delayed explosions to suggest a maritime threat.

Sabotage at Alapertane A new operational phase Mowry places limpet mines on two merchant ships, intending delayed explosions to suggest a maritime threat. He chooses targets whose disruption could unsettle Jaimec’s shipping. Escape without a vehicle Police discover his car, and a further mine planted beneath their cruiser intensifies the alarm. Mowry abandons his equipment and flees on foot.

The first days in Pertane

During the Radine journey

That night in Radine

After Mowry returns to Pertane

After orders for Phase Nine arrive