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Sharoog

Excerpt from Deep-Space Surveillance Report, Cycle 304.12

Signature ID: XK-237-SHR-F
Classified: small hull, corvette-class
Status: Hostile activity confirmed
Mnemonic: Sharoog

Description
A new hostile small-hull vessel has been sighted, consistent with a corvette-class configuration. Visual and sensor data confirm a compact, high-density frame, aggressive silhouette geometry, and a weapons layout suggesting short-to-mid-range strike capability. The craft exhibits behavior patterns aligned with fast-attack or raider operations.
Identification signal pattern — Sharoog (mnemonic).

Analysts note:
Field reconnaissance confirms the appearance of a new military vessel of unknown extraterrestrial origin. Dimensional assessment places the craft firmly within the small-hull category, with a provisional classification consistent with corvette-class strike platforms.

Collected data indicate a combination of high maneuverability and notable combat resilience. Despite its compact frame, the vessel carries a dense, tightly integrated weapons suite, with emission signatures consistent with high-intensity beam emitters and kinetic launch systems.
The concentration of firepower relative to hull size implies a highly optimized internal layout with minimal structural redundancy. Observed engagement patterns point to its employment as a raider or fast-strike asset, operating either ahead of or in support of larger hostile units.

It is noted that the vessel’s predatory silhouette—consistent with other known specimens of this origin—appears to reflect key principles of its creators’ military doctrine: aggression, precision, and ruthlessness.

Testimonies:
“Yeah… looks like these alien raiders have a new alpha in the pack.
A real seasoned wolf-male type—mean, deliberate, absolutely sure of itself.
You feel it the moment that this beast brazenly shows up on scopes.”

— Petty Officer H. Malloran, sensor operator, patrol frigate Horizon’s Wake

“We kept trying to decipher their maneuvers — to find a pattern, a rationale, something that made tactical sense.
We failed. But somewhere deep down, I’m beginning to understand what it really is — an execution.”

— Lt. James J. Har, Analyst Division, 7th Fleet Operations Command