Squall Lost in UMI-KK as Northern Coalition. Catch Nets 1.3B ISK Prize
A Squall valued at 1.3 billion ISK was caught and destroyed in UMI-KK, ending with Northern Coalition. on the field and PEW PEW MK2 absorbing the loss. What began as a small 7-participant clash quickly turned into a costly exit for Zulu Delulu, whose ship was stripped down to little more than wreckage while 1.2 billion ISK in loot reportedly survived the blast.
THE CATCH
The engagement in UMI-KK was brief, but it was expensive. A Squall flown by Zulu Delulu of PEW PEW MK2 became the focus of a small hunt involving Northern Coalition. and three attackers credited on the final blow sequence. The ship was destroyed almost as soon as the fight was underway, suggesting the target had little room to maneuver once it was pinned down.
THE FINISH
Rus Kicks, flying a Stabber Fleet Issue for Northern Coalition., landed the final blow. Kayne Reincarnate of Test Alliance Please Ignore also appears in the damage tally, while an unknown Guristas source is listed among the contributors as well. The mix points to a fast, messy kill rather than a clean duel, with the Squall taking enough pressure to collapse before any escape could take shape.
THE PRICE OF ESCAPE
The loss total reached 1.3 billion ISK, but the destruction itself accounted for only 33.9 million ISK. Most of the value appears to have been locked in cargo and fittings, with roughly 1.2 billion ISK dropped. Among the listed contents were magmatic gas and large stocks of Rage and Javelin heavy assault missiles, cargo that helps explain why the Squall was worth chasing in the first place.
THE SIGNIFICANCE
For PEW PEW MK2, the loss of a single Squall was more than a routine skirmish casualty; it was the sort of high-value mistake that turns a small local encounter into a memorable hit. Northern Coalition. did not need a large fleet to make its point here. In UMI-KK, a compact group and a quick catch were enough to convert a passing target into a billion-ISK wreck.
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