The Hidden Eye

The Hidden Eye was the main ship that secretly hosted the mission of the Wardens.

History
One of the largest downpayments to the Terraforma company came from a group of people who simply asked for a ship but made no attempt to explian who they are. The ship was built in 4058AD and was one of the last ships to leave Earth, second only to The Rusty Bucket. The ship was noted for its unusal build. Like the Rusty Bucket, the ship was scotched upon departure, leaving it with a eerie pattern across its otherwise black exteria that was never fully repair.

From this ship almost all Warden attacks were plotted, until its destruction in 4257AD, when it was taken out by The Blue Sacrab during its final moments before it was destroyed in a fireball that took everyone on board. This did not end warden attacks; but it did end all major incidents.

Captains

 * 4058AD - 4072AD; William Haze Haze was captain of the vessel from its early days. Haze was killed during a mission when he decided to seek revenge for the death of his lover Michael Crytal.
 * 4072AD - 4093AD; Robert Haze the son of William Haze, a tyrant and vengeful man, responsible for 345 incidents. Roberts voed that for every Warden that died, he would kill ten of the fleet. As a testimonary to his raise to power, he was behind the 4075 AD attack on The Grey Doe, his largest plan. Robert died in 4093, after the medical staff on The Blue Moth planted a virus on an escaping Warden who then proceeded to pass it onto command ranks.
 * 4093AD - 4112AD; Shi Wong. Wong took over command of the Wardens, who at this point had dwindled in numbers. Wong's main focus was growth of the organisation, rather then attacks, as the Wardens had suffered critical blows due to the actions of the previous two captains.  Wong relied upon stealth, steered away from major attacks, and kept a low profile. Wong's death was via assination caused by another Warden.
 * 4112AD - 4135AD; May Mounte, the great grand daughter of Commander Mounte, her grandmother, who was pregant at the time, joined the ranks of The Blue Sacrab days before The Grey Doe incident. May saw low of the rest of the fleet and viewed the death of her ancestors as a sign of weakness. A ruthless captain who demanded high discipline among the Wardens. May preferred a more subtle, but brutal attack style, often going after high ranking fleet members. May is contributed to the destruction of The White Herald, though this is generally considered a indirect result of another plan. May was killed by her successor after a disagreement over the Heralds destruction.
 * 4135AD - 4188AD: James Hill, James occupied a long period of time when suspicious were high on where the Wardens were coming from. James focused on being secretative, he begun many plans that would not come to fruit until after his death and was commander for a long time. He died of old age.
 * 4188AD - 4197AD: Jean Pratt; Pratt was charged with carrying otu Hill's plans after his death an did so, the Wardens rose out of the ashes, having fallen into murmurs among the fleet. Pratt was responsible for the falling out of the Military ships, causing a coup among them.  The result was a civil war that split the fleet in half, with many ships being destroyed in the process. Pratt, however, had much pride and aftrer several years of success ful plans, began to go against the plans of Hill. The result is one of the Miltary ships was able to figure out the vessel behind the attacks; though The Green Fly was destroyed before it finished off, Pratt was killed in the blast.
 * 4197AD - 4257AD; Daniel White stating out as a young man, White took over the Wardens after a collasp in the command chain left the doors open for anyone of any rank to succeed. White's time was occupied by his notion that he was in charge of a "dead" organisation. White run the group to the ground, finishing off many vessels but pushed the organisation to its limits, resulting in ruin.  He was the last Warden commander. His final act was the destruction the Blue Sacrab, which was the end of the organisation as it gave the commander on board the last piece of evidence it needed.