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Dr. '''Brooklyn M. "Brooke" Stevens''' was a freelance explorer, mercenary and treasure hunter as of [[3067]].
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==History==
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===Early life and Career===
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Brooklyn Stevens had a Ph.D. in archeology and used to work for [[Interstellar Expeditions]] until ca. [[3060]]. Described as physically charming, with light bronze skin and long auburn hair, she was married to [[Tyler Stevens]] and her native language appeared to be German.
  
Dr. '''Brooklyn M. "Brooke" Stevens''' was a freelance explorer, mercenary and treasure hunter as of [[3067]].
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Stevens parted ways with IE on bad terms after an unspecified incident on [[Vulture's Nest]] which she remembered as a "disaster"; she and her crew suffered outrageous treatment by IE. However, IE would later acknowledge (seeking to hire Stevens again) that whatever had happened had not been her fault after all, blaming Project Director Denderhoff instead. Stevens thought of Denderhoff as a rugged mercenary who would not listen to advice.
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===Mission to Rocky===
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Employed by [[Duke of Porrima|Duke]] [[Robert Kelswa-Steiner]] in [[3067]], she (together with her team, which included [[Tibor Mitternacht]] and [[Marissa Boerefijn]]) retrieved the [[Chalice of Uston DeKirk]] from the ancient wreckage of an oceangoing vessel on [[Rocky]], a devastated and abandoned world that had been thrown into a nuclear winter.
  
Described as physically charming, with light bronze skin and long auburn hair, she was married; her husband's name was Tyler.
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During a presentation of this find in the Duke's palace on New Glasgow, [[Skye]], on 24 April 3067, Brooke Stevens was approached by Dr. [[Henry Croft]], of Interstellar Explorations, who offered her some leads and an assignment of how to find the lost world of [[Jardine]].
  
Her native language appears to be German.
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===Mission to Jardine===
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Stevens found that a powerful and ruthless agency sought to protect the secret of Jardine at any cost.
  
==Early life & Career==
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Although she found the system and arrived on the hidden planet (with her [[K-1 DropShuttle]] crashlanding after being shot down on approach), she found herself on the run from [[Word of Blake]] forces on the surface immediately. She would eventually escape, but several of her associates were killed, as were numerous people on Jardine who had helped her.
She had a Ph.D. in archaeology and used to work for [[Interstellar Expeditions]] until ca. 3060. After an incident on [[Vulture's Nest]] which she remembered as a disaster, where she and her crew suffered outrageous treatment by the company she left Interstellar Expeditions on bad terms. However, it was later acknowledged that whatever had happened had not been her fault; apparently the responsibility truly lay with Project Director Denderhoff, whom she thought as a rugged mercenary who would not listen to advice.
 
  
Employed by Duke [[Robert Kelswa-Steiner]] in [[3067]], she (together with her team, which included [[Tibor Mitternacht]] and [[Marissa Boerefijn]]) retrieved the [[Chalice of Uston DeKirk]] from the ancient wreckage of an ocean-going vessel on [[Rocky]], a devastated and abandoned world that had been thrown into a nuclear winter.
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Technically a success, the discovery sparked a manhunt against her, her family and her crew. Her ship, the ''[[Sacajawea]]'', was destroyed near [[Skye]], and her husband, professor Tyler Stevens, was killed, though much of this went unnoticed or wasn't traced back to her finding of Jardine on the background of the general chaos of the [[Jihad]] raging across the [[Inner Sphere]] at the time. [[Thomas Halas]] sent several [[Knights of the Inner Sphere]] to Lyran space, trying to rescue her.
  
During a presentation of this find in the Duke's palace on New Glasgow, [[Skye]], on 24 April 3067, Brooke Stevens was approached by Dr. [[Henry Croft]], of Interstellar Explorations, who offered her some leads and an assignment of how to find the lost world of [[Jardine]].
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===Death and Legacy===
She succeed in his mission, even bringing back a Jardine native... But she had signed his own death sentence. The [[Word of Blake]] launched a manhunt against her, his family and crew, with a great success: his ship was destroyed near [[Skye]], his husband, professor Tyler Stevens, killed... [[Thomas Halas]] send several [[Knights of the Inner Sphere]] to Lyran space, trying to rescue her.
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The Knights found her, but it was too late: apparently, all were killed by the [[Manei Domini]], Brooklyn included. However, she managed to leave behind some clues about Jardine's location. Thomas Halas later sent a reconnaissance mission to the hidden world, only to find it devastated, and consumed by a supervolcano. This was apparently a scorched earth operation to erase all clues about their Manei Domini operations by the Word of Blake who had launched a orbital bombardment (through the ''[[Erinyes (Individual WarShip)|Erinyes]]'').<ref name>''Jihad Conspiracies: Interstellar Players 2'', p. 19</ref>
  
==Death and Legacy==
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In the [[Dark Age era]], Stevens' grandchildren [[Stefka Riviera|Stefka]] and [[Yeska Riviera]] started to investigate into her fate, and again found that a shadowy agency sought to hinder or even murder them, leading to the "accident" that destroyed the [[DropShip]] ''[[Lusitania IV]]'' with all hands over [[Moore]] in [[3135]] after Stefka Riviera had discovered something in her grandparents' grave on the world.<ref>LinkNet - "Passenger DropShip Exlodes Over Moore" (3135)</ref>
The Knights found her, but it was too late: apparently, all were killed by the Manei Domini, Brooklyn included. However, she managed to leave behind some clues about Jardine's location. The fake Thomas Marik obtain them, and send a reconnaissance mission to the hidden planet... only to find it devastated, and consumed by a super volcano.
 
Apparently, this was work of the Word of Blake, who had launched a orbital bombardment over the planet to erase all clue about their Manei Domini operationss.<ref name>''Jihad Conspiracies'' p. 19</ref>
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
*''[[Jihad Conspiracies: Interstellar Players 2]]''
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* ''[[Dark Age: LinkNet Articles (3136)]]''
*[[BattleCorps]] story ''[[Forgotten Worlds]]''
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* ''[[Forgotten Worlds]]''
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* ''[[Jihad Conspiracies: Interstellar Players 2]]''
  
[[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Stevens, Dr. Brooklyn]]
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[[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Stevens, Brooklyn]]

Latest revision as of 05:35, 27 March 2024

Brooklyn M. Stevens
Personal
Also known asBrooke
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ProfessionFreelance Treasure Hunter
Family
SpouseTyler Stevens[citation needed]

Dr. Brooklyn M. "Brooke" Stevens was a freelance explorer, mercenary and treasure hunter as of 3067.

History[edit]

Early life and Career[edit]

Brooklyn Stevens had a Ph.D. in archeology and used to work for Interstellar Expeditions until ca. 3060. Described as physically charming, with light bronze skin and long auburn hair, she was married to Tyler Stevens and her native language appeared to be German.

Stevens parted ways with IE on bad terms after an unspecified incident on Vulture's Nest which she remembered as a "disaster"; she and her crew suffered outrageous treatment by IE. However, IE would later acknowledge (seeking to hire Stevens again) that whatever had happened had not been her fault after all, blaming Project Director Denderhoff instead. Stevens thought of Denderhoff as a rugged mercenary who would not listen to advice.

Mission to Rocky[edit]

Employed by Duke Robert Kelswa-Steiner in 3067, she (together with her team, which included Tibor Mitternacht and Marissa Boerefijn) retrieved the Chalice of Uston DeKirk from the ancient wreckage of an oceangoing vessel on Rocky, a devastated and abandoned world that had been thrown into a nuclear winter.

During a presentation of this find in the Duke's palace on New Glasgow, Skye, on 24 April 3067, Brooke Stevens was approached by Dr. Henry Croft, of Interstellar Explorations, who offered her some leads and an assignment of how to find the lost world of Jardine.

Mission to Jardine[edit]

Stevens found that a powerful and ruthless agency sought to protect the secret of Jardine at any cost.

Although she found the system and arrived on the hidden planet (with her K-1 DropShuttle crashlanding after being shot down on approach), she found herself on the run from Word of Blake forces on the surface immediately. She would eventually escape, but several of her associates were killed, as were numerous people on Jardine who had helped her.

Technically a success, the discovery sparked a manhunt against her, her family and her crew. Her ship, the Sacajawea, was destroyed near Skye, and her husband, professor Tyler Stevens, was killed, though much of this went unnoticed or wasn't traced back to her finding of Jardine on the background of the general chaos of the Jihad raging across the Inner Sphere at the time. Thomas Halas sent several Knights of the Inner Sphere to Lyran space, trying to rescue her.

Death and Legacy[edit]

The Knights found her, but it was too late: apparently, all were killed by the Manei Domini, Brooklyn included. However, she managed to leave behind some clues about Jardine's location. Thomas Halas later sent a reconnaissance mission to the hidden world, only to find it devastated, and consumed by a supervolcano. This was apparently a scorched earth operation to erase all clues about their Manei Domini operations by the Word of Blake who had launched a orbital bombardment (through the Erinyes).[1]

In the Dark Age era, Stevens' grandchildren Stefka and Yeska Riviera started to investigate into her fate, and again found that a shadowy agency sought to hinder or even murder them, leading to the "accident" that destroyed the DropShip Lusitania IV with all hands over Moore in 3135 after Stefka Riviera had discovered something in her grandparents' grave on the world.[2]

References[edit]

  1. Jihad Conspiracies: Interstellar Players 2, p. 19
  2. LinkNet - "Passenger DropShip Exlodes Over Moore" (3135)

Bibliography[edit]