Komachi's Slice of Paradise || Ship Database

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Entry two of my eventual novel. Bestseller material right here.

Got a call from an old friend today in my newfound haunt of Sigma-13. Looks like I'm not the only Tau fixture to have drifted off-course. I think I have another fan.



I'm not sure why he decided to pay me from - by his own admission - a whole system away, but I let him know I appreciated the money. Even if it is a little creepy that he saved my neural net address.

Anyway, I got a call from the Marauders again. An urgent cargo delivery. Low volume, high priority. Ivankov hinted that it was for Perseph, but I didn't pry any further, as per usual. Find goods, move goods, no questions asked; that's how Ivankov likes things done - and for the credits he was offering, I was only too happy to accept instantly. Had to call in a hell of a lot of favours to get the goods together on such short notice, but it was worth it.

It was a good trial run for the Forty Days Deluge, at least. It's impressive how fast these little freighters can go when you need them to. Pleasingly, it seems like the transponder-spoofing rig I had installed is working a treat, too. No more being auto-identified as a criminal on sight, at least for now, although it's a shame the field device is strictly integrated. I wish I could get something similar on all my ships, even if this one will only last for a few weeks at best.



Inverness is quite nice, actually. You'd think it'd be much harder on the eye, given that Junkers of all sorts populate the place, but it's actually really peaceful!

Anyway, after that little jaunt, it was straight back to the blue, blue clouds of Sigma Thirteen! Those money-filled, explosive clouds! Said clouds wasted no time in spitting out some more money just for me - as well as a little something extra.



I haven't had any weed in ages. That's one crate I'm gonna be cracking open ASAP back on the Paradise. It might even come in handy tomorrow, too, given the offer I got from an oh-so-charming KishiTech employee:



I guess this means the Deluge gets another outing. At the very least, it'll be a free meal! At most - well. Who knows? I hear high-value bulk cargo hauling is very profitable!

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