Hermitage E000100-8
Solar farms and radiator arrays cover much of the surface of this small, airless planetoid, apart from a five-kilometer-wide crater that serves as a landing site. A subterranean habitat module can accommodate as many as a thousand persons, but only one man calls Hermitage home.
Zhandor Yllip, ex-merc captain, discharged his guards and servants a year ago. Before the owner’s self-imposed isolation began, several staff members and guests died under suspicious circumstances. Relatives of the deceased, unsatisfied with Zhandor’s account of their family members’ deaths, have in the past hired private investigators and offered rewards for information. According to rumor, the ghosts of civilians massacred by Zhandor’s company haunt Hermitage.
Zhandor sometimes welcomes free traders and travellers. The master of Hermitage provides pleasant company but always retires to the restricted zone—the bulk of the air-filled section—rather than spend sleep periods among his guests.
Solar farms and radiator arrays cover much of the surface of this small, airless planetoid, apart from a five-kilometer-wide crater that serves as a landing site. A subterranean habitat module can accommodate as many as a thousand persons, but only one man calls Hermitage home.
Zhandor Yllip, ex-merc captain, discharged his guards and servants a year ago. Before the owner’s self-imposed isolation began, several staff members and guests died under suspicious circumstances. Relatives of the deceased, unsatisfied with Zhandor’s account of their family members’ deaths, have in the past hired private investigators and offered rewards for information. According to rumor, the ghosts of civilians massacred by Zhandor’s company haunt Hermitage.
Zhandor sometimes welcomes free traders and travellers. The master of Hermitage provides pleasant company but always retires to the restricted zone—the bulk of the air-filled section—rather than spend sleep periods among his guests.
