Bowex InfoNet (inRP)

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To: Bowex InfoNet
From: Darryl E.T. Rheinhart
Location: Port Talbot, Omega 3

G'day chaps!

The second day of my new Bowex career as almost come to an end. And it has been ever such a very productive and fruitful day. I started the day by trying to improve my personal reputation with the Bretonian Armed Forces and the Bretonian Police. At around 11AM, Terry, BES Serenity's captain, hailed me with an invite to a convoy. I gladly accepted and we head off to New Berlin with a friendly banter, carrying gold ore from the beautiful King's Cross.

Right at the start of noon, just as we dropped off our gold ore, we got summoned by sir Peterson. He asked us to deliver ship hull panels to Port Talbot for the next construction surge. Finding some profitable cargo to haul on the way back, and my mind on blank, this is what I spent my time doing till around teatime. My travels had both supplied Talbot, and yielded enough credits for me to trade in my ol' Heron for a brand-spanking new Shire! Oh dear me, I was ever so excited! I spent a good 3 hours revamping both the interior and exterior, so it would meet my perhaps neurotic needs. Luckily the ship was already in perfect symmetry so that was half the job done already.

After tea, I saw some fellow Bowex employees moving to bring some supplies to Talbot again, so I joined them. Quite frankly though, after I delivered my first batch of ship hull panels I noticed two hostile targets on my scanner near Douglas Station. The pacifist I am, I turned 180 degrees and headed back to where I came from. They had noticed me as well and tried to disrupt my engines, but I was swift enough to escape. Although with a sweaty forehead from trying to navigate the monstrosity that is the Shire, no damage was done. I moored back on Port Talbot and gave my crew the rest of the evening off.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the Bowex family -I think i can call it that from what I've seen and experienced- for the welcoming and the kindness. I feel that I have learnt more in the past two days in Bowex, than what I did in a month of freelancing. I look forward to whatever may come and hope that this is the beginning of a lengthy and enjoyable adventure.

Now, I need my rest. I believe that the blood pressure-raising frustrations from trying to gain control over the Shire's way of steering reduced my life span with at least 2 years. * Frantically runs his hand through his hair to make sure none of it is falling out*

Good night, and godspeed!

Darryl E.T. Rheinhart

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//Also: Yay! My first InfoNet post!