Interspace Commerce - Message Dump

[Emily White]

Evenin'

After quite some time, the Interspace Commerce finally got their hands on the blueprints of the Carrier. Mr. Yagami negotiated with the Zoners of the Corfu base, Mr. Finn McCool to be more precise. As you may already know, the Interspace Commerce had to pay for the those blueprints of course, the exact sum was 100.000.000 Sirian Credits which Mr. Yagami transferred to Mr. McCool's bank account.

We were given an assignment by Mr. Johnson to escort Mr. Dean's ship and collect the blueprints safely. We started our trip from New York system where alongside Private Castle I escorted Mr. Dean's Liner. When we were near our base in New Tokyo system, we encountered a friendly Freelancer named Jera, she accepted our offer to join us and help us escort Mr. Dean's Liner. Mr. Dean had passengers on his ship which were going to Hawaii in Sigma-19 system. Soon after the passengers unloaded on Hawaii we continued our trip to Omicron Theta system.

Unfortunately Mr. McCool had to leave Corfu base before we arrived and instead of him handing over the blueprints to us by himself, he hired his friend. His friend boarded Mr. Dean's Liner and soon after that we went straight to Hiroshima system and Renzu Shipyards.

Mr. Dean payed the Freelancer that was escorting us. She left after getting the credits and we continued our business. Mr. Castle and I followed Mr. Dean to his new office. The office was small, but it was luxurious with expensive decorations and numerous artifacts. He pot the blueprints in his safe, closed it and we went to our ships. I do not know why, but Mr. Dean was in a hurry.

On our way back to New York, in Shikoku system we encountered two pirate vessels, one of them was a Corsair Gunboat. We managed to neutralize the Gunboat, but the other one which was a Super Heavy Fighter got away. The Kepler and Colorado were pirate free so we didn't have to stop anywhere.

Mr. Dean said that we can expect the ship construction very soon.

That would be all.
Emily signing off.

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