Everyshore Intelligence Network

Monthly Intelligence Report: Mya (September 2025)

Overview

Throughout September 2025, the Mya system (Low-Sec, Everyshore) maintained a consistently elevated threat level (Average Threat Level: 3.73). The system was dominated by adaptable, organized predatory groups that effectively targeted vulnerable traffic (haulers, miners, explorers) using high-alpha and cloaky tactics.

Noteworthy Actors

Most Noteworthy Killers (Max 8)

1. Dragon QxReyho: The most prolific and versatile killer, frequently using Tornados for high-alpha strikes and Nemesis bombers. Active across multiple peak times, often coordinating with Aoi Yume.
2. Aoi Yume: Coordinated partner, specializing in stealth operations (Manticore, Nemesis) and DPS (Jackdaw, Caracal Navy Issue).
3. William Weist: High-alpha Hecate pilot, significantly noteworthy due to his occasional coordination with a Nyx Supercarrier pilot.
4. PreZiDenT1: Specialty in early-morning alpha strikes using Tornados and Jackdaws.
5. Nalia Delisle: Noted for leading a highly capable multi-pilot gang featuring battleships (Raven), strategic cruisers (Tengu), and electronic warfare (Falcon).
6. Cillian Dioltas: Persistent individual hunter, notably active around early UTC morning (06:00–07:00), specializing in focused, repeat targeting (Loki).
7. Vicky Shadow: Versatile aggressor piloting various ships (Hecate, Ferox, Loki), involved in both opportunistic and coordinated attacks.
8. Heleluja: Operational due to a critical incident involving a Widow Black Ops battleship (covert ambush capability).

Most Noteworthy Victims (Max 3)

Victim ships were overwhelmingly industrial and exploration focused, suggesting highly predatory behavior focusing on PVE traffic:

1. Industrial Ships (Iteron, Sigil, Viator, Endurance): The most frequently lost category, targeted by ambush and high-alpha strikes.
2. Mining / Resource Ships (Venture, Probe, Retriever): High-risk targets, often destroyed during peak hunting windows.
3. Light Combat Ships (Frigates, Destroyers, Vexor-class Cruisers): Lost to high-alpha ganks and coordinated small gangs when transiting or engaged in PVE activities.

Noteworthy Group Activity

• Dragon QxReyho and Aoi Yume ("The Duo"): This pair worked actively together, often combining Dragon's high-alpha Tornados with Aoi's stealth bombers (Nemesis/Manticore) for quick, decisive ganks, particularly against soft targets at gates and celestials.
• William Weist and Elon Kush: The presence of William Weist's aggressive Hecate was often associated with rare sightings of Elon Kush piloting a Nyx Supercarrier, indicating potential capital support or overwhelming force capability, significantly raising the risk ceiling.
• Nalia Delisle's Gang: A highly organized strike group capable of controlling engagements, featuring ships like Raven, Falcon, Tengu, and other logistics/tackle support. This group poses a significant fleet threat.

History of the Month

The month of September in Mya was defined by consistent pressure on vulnerable system users. Activity predominantly spiked during two main windows: early afternoon UTC (12:00–15:00) and later evening UTC (20:00–00:00). During these times, the system was heavily hunted. Tactical patterns included aggressive gate camping by cloaky ships, use of Tornados for instantaneous high damage, and coordinated stealth bomber hotdrops. A significant tactical event was observed on September 16th, where a large Leshak-dominated task force operated, demonstrating the potential for sporadic, high-force projection, even though smaller gangs were the daily norm. The constant threat environment led to recommendations for pilots to avoid Mya entirely during peak hours or to only transit with high-escape fitted ships.

Typical Ships Used

Killers:

• High Alpha/Gank: Tornado, Nemesis, Thrasher Fleet Issue (TFI), Cynabal, Hecate.
• Stealth/Covert: Nemesis, Manticore, Astero, Widow.
• Small Gang/Skirmish: Jackdaw, Caracal Navy Issue, Loki, Damavik.
• Capital/Fleet Support (Rare): Leshak, Raven, Nyx.

Victims:

• Industrial/Hauling: Iteron, Viator, Sigil, Endurance.
• Exploration/Mining: Probe, Venture, Retriever.
• Small Combat: Condor, Imicus, Vexor, Hurricane, Augoror Navy Issue.

Trends

1. Persistent Duo Dominance: Dragon QxReyho and Aoi Yume established themselves as the core predatory element, frequently coordinating kills of vulnerable targets.
2. Shift to High-Alpha/Cloaky Tactics: The most common ships used by aggressors focused on achieving massive damage instantly (Tornado) or ambushing targets (Stealth Bombers/Astero), emphasizing the lack of fair fights for victims.
3. Critical Capital Risk: Even rare sightings of capital ships (Leshak, Nyx) severely escalated the risk profile, forcing intelligence networks to classify the system as high-risk for potentially overwhelming force in certain windows.
4. Pod Denial: Capsule kills were a frequent follow-up to ship destruction, indicating aggressors sought total loss for their victims.

Notable Kills (Max 5)

Specific notable kills included instances that revealed organized group activity or high-value losses:

1. Leshak-Led Fleet Operation (2025-09-16): Although the specific high-value target is unconfirmed (likely structure/asset), this massive fleet event demonstrated a significant localized power projection, standing out from the usual skirmish activity.
2. Redeemer vs Gila (2025-09-21): A high-alpha Redeemer kill on a Gila by Anulia Amantaria, showcasing the use of specialized anti-subcap assets.
3. Nyx-Supported Kill (Multiple Dates): Any loss involving William Weist's Hecate where Nyx activity (Elon Kush) was confirmed or suspected represents a high-level coordination and resource investment by aggressors.
4. Black Ops Ambush: Any recorded loss involving Heleluja's Widow (around 2025-09-23), confirming the presence of covert cyno/hotdrop capability.
5. Coordinated Loki/Raven Gang Interdiction (Multiple Dates): Kills involving Nalia Delisle's coordinated fleet during the midday window (12:00–15:00 UTC) highlighted the system's susceptibility to highly organized fleet composition targeting combat/logistic ships.