Lumen Sol's Story

The state of the economy on Terra is the talk of the evening, I'm Winne Rhineswurth, with TERRACAST.

the familiar reporter introduced herself.

The TERRACAST logo assembled itself on screen, fading into the familiar face of the reporter. As she talked, another image flashed on screen. She was the former chairman of Sol Enterprises, striking features captioned Lumen Sol, Alive?

As much as 7% of Lumen's holdings appeared on the market at opening bell this Monday morning, listed at whopping price of 15% above market value. This sudden, unexpected activity triggered an overflood of buy orders issued for SOL stock as speculators strangely held this as a sign of good things to come for the industrial giant. Shares are now up 40% in trading and show no signs of leveling off.

A graph appeared on screen, with many blue lines hobbling across horizontally, one large red one shooting from the group to the sky. Without shame, a blue arrow marked the anti-progress of all but SOL stock.

Initial investigations show that the shares were sold almost instantaneously, with cash deposits being transferred to an escrow account held by none other than TSANG HOLDINGS, who declined to comment.

Quick panoramics of Sol Enterprises played as the facts were given, followed by a shaky clip of the quirky CEO of TSANG HOLDINGS ducking into his limousine, shielding his face from the flashbulbs and microphones.

Could this be a sign of Lumen's return from her mysterious disappearance five years ago? No one knows for sure, but this is the first activity we've seen from the former mogul and board member, who many have speculated dead after the tragedy of her father's untimely death and her bizarre commenteary at her last known press releaes.. The mysterious accident that led to the death during a demonstration of new technology which sparked the Sol mystery five years ago is still taboo in the workplace, sources suggest.

inquired the reporter.

The feed rolled into a clip from the last known press release, in which the missing Lumen went on a bizarre tangent about the prices of tritium and accusing the regulatory commission of price fixing, before turning away from the camera to hide what appeared to be an incredibly uncharacteristic welling of her eyes and saying, "Goodbye."

Sol Enterprises CEO Arcus Sol also declined to comment, but was known to be on Terra for a rare extended stay after having been spotted by locals at Gambit's Bar and again entering Sol Tower earlier this week. Stick with us for more information on this unfolding drama.

As the news clip ended, the TERRACAST logo displayed on the screen.

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