Your broadcast caught my eye recently, and I've seen your vessels traversing the Earhart System since it's discovery. It seems your group has quite an interest in the area, and or the aspects surrounding it.
I'm a Scientist myself, but most of my research and research application is diverted to proven methods and applications - not so much theoretical. I don't have quite enough time to dive into the ins and outs of theoretical research and application.
There is something that I once considered theoretical, however, I've heard is quite real and exists within one of the systems linking to the Anchor in Earhart. Snooping it out would be a chore for my department, and we're needed in force elsewhere - so I was hoping to contract you to find what I'm looking for.
The trinket I'm looking for is a Dark Matter Core, I've hard evidence from third-party sources that suggests dark matter charges most of the ruins within the Anchor and surrounding systems, so something of this nature is bound to be lurking somewhere.
If you're up to the task, I would very much appreciate your input and transaction fee.
Albert McKenzie, Starfliers To: Viper, Büro des Marinenachrichtendiensts Subject: The Task
Hello, Viper. This is Albert McKenzie.
It is good that the broadcast was seen and responded to by yourself. However, our services do not explicitly mention artefact retrieval of any kind. This also includes what you are after, a Dark Matter Core, hidden within the connected systems around Earhart.
We do have some experience within the Earhart sector, as you have previously seen with our presence there. Though this is more for our cartography reporting so we can record particularly unpleasant and interesting areas within that blanket of space.
If your own pilots treat this kind of task as a chore, then I do have to ask - why us specifically?
You're unaffiliated freelancers with knowledge of the area, for all intents and purposes you are perfect for the job.
If you acquire the sample, not only will you be paid to do so, but you'll be able to analyze it yourselves before you hand it over. I can only assume an organization such as yours would appreciate doing so.
Albert McKenzie, Starfliers To: Viper, Büro des Marinenachrichtendiensts Subject: I accept
Hello, Viper.
We would appreciate the opportunity. This is outside our normal services, however I will agree. Asking scientist to scientist, when you do study the object, could you forward any information you discover from it? The sharing of information would be beneficial between the like-minded.
Of course, I will forward any significant findings from the object. If the object presents a danger to me or personnel under my directive while in use I may be so willing as to return it to you.
Please keep me informed of any significant updates.
Albert McKenzie, Starfliers To: Viper, Büro des Marinenachrichtendiensts Subject: Success
Hello, Viper.
We have succeeded in obtaining... an artefact of sorts. One that matches the superficial description you have provided us. According to the pilots in charge of this task, they have described the object as a five-hundred kilo core that was discovered in a peculiar location within one of the newer rifts connected to Earhart. In addition to this, they have some instructions on where more can be sourced. I am more than happy to hand over this particular artefact once it's stored. If my pilots are correct, we may have a chance to get an identical sample for ourselves to research further.
Once this artefact is stored on our base, I would kindly ask that you send a recovery team to meet us in Inverness.