To: Star Colonel Meallan Dagon CC: Samuel Locklear

[Kaze]

While some say it is a kind of magic, it isn't, Moreno. A lot of trial and error, and a whole lot more of sleepless nights and days learning every little bit of knowledge you can get your hands on. The Judgements are the proof of that. They took me almost two years to be what they are and i am not done with them yet. The Prosec itself took way more time, and that project started even before i set foot in the Legion.

But the Verdict... Well. That baby took me less than six months to get it cranked out to the prototypes i want to test out. Guess sometimes.. There is a muse somewhere, nudging your brain down the right path.

Either way, i didn't wait for your reply and installed the prototype of the scanner array i spoke in my bomber. Called it 'Scoper'. Needless to say, it works decently, although the range it needs is dangerous in an engagement, because the draw that it takes from the power core is anything but stellar. Works in tandem with the in-ship tractor beam to collect samples and debris, especially of a ship being shot at. I did wanted to take a look at the armor alloys our enemies are making now.

And after dragging Williams and With with me to a sortie in New York, i managed to get a good reading out of a Scylla. Here's a still from the full readings. With still hasn't filled the proper report of that battle. Remind me to smack the girl in the head. Hm. Although i wouldn't mind smacking something else on her... But here's the still.

It goes without saying that i'll get the manufacturing line in Leniex to produce ten copies of mine, and i'll ship them to Hesperia to install them in some bombers or some of the capital assets moored there. Yes. Because fighter power cores can't handle the power draw the Scoper needs to work.

All the data from this particular battle was uploaded to the HC section of the R&D department, so you can check it all out. Most of it will look alien to you, but believe me, the full readings will help us in the long run, cutting off a lot of lost time in experiments and assumptions. From what i can see from my first study of it, the power core was split into three smaller ones to allow a more healthy distribution of power, namely to the engines, so it could keep on running even after a malfunction in the primary one. Adding to that, the whole schematic of the electronics and support system grid has zero, and i mean, it is completely different from what i have seen in the Iblis. There are obvious advantages here and there, namely regarding the control of individual weapon systems, but that requires a more lengthy study of all the data.

When the scanner arrays get installed, i will issue the command to our boys and girls, and hopefully we will get more decent readings. I will lose a couple of nights differentiating between the good ones and the bad ones. As i said, the Scoper is prickly at best, since i haven't finished it yet. With that in mind, i require two more assistants and another workshop. One bulky and another with thin hands. Because these scanner arrays are heavy and big, but as all the girls that matter.. they always require that gentle touch.

Libera te Ex Infernis.

Star Colonel Meallan Dagon, Hellfire Legion R&D

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[08:11 PM] Dusty Lens said: Well in that case. NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUKE & #SAVAGE & #STORIES