Discussion With The Core

[Komitoza]

It was fairly difficult to read what Frost would be thinking due to his stone cold expression, but at least through his words the man seemed reasonable enough. "I always found people like yourself extraordinary. Helping others irregardless of the banner they fly under. Its a noble cause. While the Core has major quarrels with various people and organizations all over Sirius, to me personally the most important thing about an individual is their sense of whats right and whats wrong, compared to a lot of basically cult worshipers of Hydra who think as long as it lights up red it has to die." He paused for a moment, regaining his composure. The man's expression softened, it was no longer as blunt compared to before. Seems that even conditioned soldiers have a little bit of heart.

"I'm sorry about your loss during the whole Freeport 11 fiasco. During that time I just quit my job working for the Omicron Supply Industries and enlisted with the Core, it was my first time witnessing so many people die over something trivial just so that someone could prove its power and superiority. It's a really sad universe, innocent people die every day, and its something we all just have to live with for the rest of our lives." Clearing his throat, he lightly bowed his head. "Excuse my unprofessionality, we'll get back to business at hand."

Taping the table lightly, Andrew would pull up a few holo screens in front of himself, they seem to be filled with some sort of data.
Coughing lightly, he continued. "Now, free passage through ALL the Omicrons is something we can arrange, as well as both safe movement with nomad research materials, as long as you agree to a few simple terms. Don't bother yourself with compensation, treating Core personnel and saving lives that we ourselves also sought to protect is more than enough."

After a few short moments of thinking, he'd push one of the holograms towards Holiday. They contained the laws of the Core. "It is a given that you follow our rules and regulations. If needed I can provide you with a copy of our laws. Apart from that there are a few other things that you have to agree to as I've previously mentioned, which are as followed: Firstly, passage through Omicron Rho will be allowed due to the nature of your organization, as long as sectors B, C, D 2, B, C, D 3 and B, C, D 4 are avoided. Planet Nauru and Core installations are to be avoided in a 15 kilometer radius, unless used to run away from or avoid Nomad attacks or general lunatics who'd feel fine with assaulting a medical ship." With each term worded, Frost would pass over a file with relevant information, such as navigation data marking off limit areas. "Nomad materials will be allowed on board your ships, but the Core will require a full report on the nature and general amount of the contraband you're carrying. Now, last but not the least, a little contrary to what I initially said, you are not to aid ships of the Order Overwatch Primary Fleet under any possible circumstance. Their pilots have lost their humanity and let Golanski's ego rule over them to the point where they consider that killing other humans because of a penile length competition is more important than getting rid of the ever growing Nomad threat. They've had numerous instances where both of our organizations were threatened by a large alien force in which they picked taking out Core vessels as priority over exterminating the scourge of our race. I hope you understand." Pushing over the last projection Frost ended his speech. The holo screen held a folder containing evidence that show the Order clearly prioritizing the killing of Core personnel over an obvious nomad presence. The augmented soldier crossed his arms on the edge of the table, his cold poker face recomposed, looking towards Doc as he waited for an answer.