Order of Ganymede Investigation

Year: 313 CE - tba

The Galactic Observation Society's monitoring division discovered that the Order of Ganymede had begun monitoring the rest of the Alpha Sol System rather than being completely insular, prompting the CSIS to send ships to investigate only for them to be relentlessly bombarded if they crossed within 1 million kilometres of Jupiter, with the firing stopping if they exited this radius, prompting the CSIS to send cloaked spy-drones instead which allowed them to see the new monitoring system and the OOG's fleet in Jupiter's upper atmosphere. Months later, lights were reported to be on inside the headquarters of the "Imperial Council" , a mysterious ultramilitarist/panhumanist organization with 6 members, for the first time since their past meetings in 256, 291, 310 (When they met with Poland's government), and now in 313. Another meeting was held only months afterwards, which was seen as insignificant by the YNF (the country where the Council's headquarters was), but not by a private investigative group known as the 'Echo Operatives' who managed to plant a listening device that transmitted the words 'Contingency Project I71A' in morse code before being found and destroyed by the Council, which the EO publicized.

Meanwhile in space the CSIS kept inching close to Jupiter and ending up attacked, so it contacted the Order of Ganymede demanding access to Jupiter and to know why it kept them away, which the OOG received but initially ignored before clarifying that it wanted nothing to do with the CSIS and would not respond to further communication attempts as it isolated itself. A CSIS battleship infiltrated OOG space and was promptly fired upon once it entered their 'kill zone' which it survived due to using Ablative armour and powerful shields before leaving the radius. 100 CSIS ships and many spy satellites were placed around the killzone which the OOG considered to be a 'nuisance'. The CSIS sent a small stealth shuttle into the killzone which remained undetected for some time until the OOG's monitoring satellites seemed to be able to detect it after 20 minutes, so it turned off to make them stop paying attention but as it didn't move they kept looking at it. With the satellites turning their equipment towards the shuttle, it reactivated and launched missiles at the monitoring array before warping out of the killzone. CSIS' own monitoring equipment managed to observe a variety of crude structures without a clear purpose built onto Io, Callisto, Ganymede, Europa, and Amalthea alongside scans suggesting that the OOG was also active in Jupiter's upper atmosphere.