Asari Survey Ship Senshelis
1570 CE
Captain's Log, Idyssia reporting. The Senshelis has finally set out. The
damned hanar didn't want to let us leave without getting a firm
destination. It's as though the concept of exploration can't make its
way into their minds.
If I'm reading the Prothean map correctly, the cache it's
highlighted is in a system between salarian and batarian territory. I've
gotten as close as I can using mass relays. We'll have to use FTL now
and burn off static charge as best we can. If there are no problems, we
can make it in around 4 years. I've got supplies for 10 years, so even
if we run into trouble, we should be okay.
The crew is nervous but eager, a bunch of maidens ready for
adventure, or at least a good time. Had to discipline Samara for
excessive rowdiness, though. She's young, maybe too young. She might
make a better commando than an explorer, frankly. Here's hoping she
gains some maturity. We'll all have several years to get to know one
another.
Salvage and Rescue Report
Hanar Ship Sholha
1630 CE
Captain's Log, Orolt reporting. This vessel was fortunate to discover
the asari ship Senshelis, and provided support and comfort to the
survivors. The acting captain, Kimene, reported that they had been
traveling using FTL for several years, which caused damage to their
vessel and required them to land upon a world with a small
pre-spaceflight civilization to effect repairs. After remaining stranded
and suffering from attacks by the frightened natives, the surviving
crew repaired the Senshelis and lifted off for FTL travel back to known
space.
The asari were regrettably frustrated by their years of fruitless
exploration, with a maiden named Samara remarking that Captain Idyssia
was unwise to travel so far without sufficient equipment. Samara
departed, noting her intent to join a mercenary outfit, while other
crewmembers accepted hospitality before returning to asari space.
I know they're not "canon" because they were cut, but that is still just plain awesome. Only thing that bugs me is that the Spanish Armada was sank in 1588, a full 18 years after 1570...Report Summary
Barla Von, Citadel
I'm afraid we are unable to make any concrete assessment given the
limited data at hand. It remains entirely possible that the justicar's
ship made contact with Earth while looking for Prothean artifacts. Per
your question, the storm that scattered the Spanish Armada was
considered extremely powerful for that area, given our climate data, and
could conceivably have been generated using fields from the Senshelis'
drive core. It is clear that had the storm not scattered the Spanish
Armada, the Spanish forces would have regrouped and likely seized power
in England within two years.
It remains entirely possible that the justicar had some effect on
Earth's political course, but unfortunately, I doubt we'll ever have
proof.
I also want to know if there's any real historical events we can associate with the "attacks by primitive natives" on the asari. I can't think of any off the top of my head, though.
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