One Loss, Ninety-Seven Names
The record contains a single killmail and 97 participants, which makes the shape of it unusual: one ship gone, and an unusually large crowd attached to the paperwork. The 133.9B ISK figure is the recorded value of that single loss as reported by the killmail; the data supplied does not break it down into hull, fittings, cargo or anything else. The event is classified as a skirmish, which sits a little oddly next to a dead Titan, but the classification describes the record rather than the drama.
Who Gets the Credit
Selo Bomjey is the organization listed on the attacker side, and Di9i9 is specifically credited with the final blow. A final-blow credit is exactly that and no more - it does not mean one pilot did the work while 96 others watched. C C P Alliance appears on the victim side of the tally, attached to GM Wren's Erebus. The tallies record what the killmail recorded, not a verdict on the wider fight around it.
What the Record Actually Says
One supercapital is gone, worth 133.9B ISK by the killmail's own accounting, and the loss is attributed to a pilot flying under the C C P Alliance banner - a name that tends to attract attention on a public killboard. Beyond that, the evidence stops: no timeline of earlier losses, no composition, no damage leader. One ship died in Pakhshi, and it was an expensive one.
