To: Sakuma Hitomi [Max Encryption]

My apologies for the rough manner in which we intercepted your spy's transmissions. Rest assured, she has not been harmed and we have not yet begun our interrogation of her yet. You have my solemn word on this. Now, on to business...

You doubtless have intelligence on who I am, just as we have some degree of intelligence on who you are. Such is the way of our states, and such is the way of our line of work. That has little impact on what is at stake at the moment, however. We posses one of your officers who has attempted to impersonate a fellow Dragon and infiltrate our sanctuary for some unknown purpose. Luckily, she did not transmit any solid information that would have been a threat to us. Now I must ask you: how valuable is the girl's life to you, and how valuable is the information that she carries? I would hope you are wise enough to respond soon.

To: Hideyoshi Yoshitsune, Shogun of the Blood Dragons
Subject: Sachiyo Fujimoto

Kon'nichiwa, Hideyoshi-kakka.

Your assumption is indeed correct, I am aware of your identity and your role in the Blood Dragon Movement. One has to know one's enemies, especially since we are the latest performers in a play that has been going on for centuries - a fact that humbles my mind every time I realize it. Take this introduction as a symbol of my respect and keep it in mind - they are rare, and I doubt that you will be getting another.

As you might imagine or at least have realized by reviewing the transmissions exchanged between me and my soldier, she was not actually intended to be on your base. Her worth is of merely unnoticeable extent, mainly because of that failure. The only actual reason I would want her back on my main base is to punish her for her failing, an act that you surely have done to a reasonable extent.
Aside of that, I of course would like to not see her in captivity, but you should be aware that she won't be a proper leverage. I don't like to leave soldiers behind, but since I doubt that you would give her the possibility to return in shame, I have to accept the harsh reality of war - and this in, in itself, includes sacrificing those serving you.

Considering these arguments, I formally request her release from your captivity - not expecting a favourable answer, of course.

Sayonara gozaimasu,

Sakuma Hitomi

Kaigun Chusho