Operation Revenant / OPERATIONR

The first mention of Operation Revenant appears in corrupted UEE archive fragments recovered from the [REDACTED] Incident. What began as curiosity turned to recruitment. Crews who valued precision over politics gathered under the same code. Former bounty hunters, combat pilots, smuggling captains, and salvagers all found purpose in finality.

At the heart of the fledgling fleet was the Idris-class frigate The Negotiator, whose return after the incident became a symbol of both purpose and professionalism. Around it, the organization expanded deliberately. They rebuilt the fleet piece by piece: The Kraken, a self-sustaining flying fortress designed for long-range endurance operations across deep space, a heavy gun ship for sustained fire, wings of fighters and heavy fighters for surgical strikes, and a network of haulers, salvagers, and miners to sustain extended operations.

Revenant does not exist on any charter. There are no open contracts, no advertised services, no diplomacy. Only whispers of efficient conclusions — ships erased from ledgers, debts wiped from record, disputes ended in silence. From these foundations, Operation Revenant grew into a precision strike force that operates without territory, colors, or public presence. Missions are executed quietly, efficiently, and decisively. The fleet removes obstacles, completes contracts, and disappears before systems can respond, leaving only the certainty of their effectiveness behind.

Some call us mercenaries, others myths.
We call ourselves necessary.