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Generalmajor,
We've obtained a visual on the Kassel - and we've plotted course to assist. I highly recommend you get some mining teams out here if you plan to move through the asteroid field fast enough to avoid taking a few strikes from the Bretonians. I have no doubt that you're already mobilized interceptors to run interference, but we will start where we can to start clearing a path for the Kassel. We will stay just ahead of the vessel and break larger asteroids with the Angurvadal's forward mining array, hopefully smashing things into small enough pieces to pull through at low speeds, but we could do a lot more with more personnel.



We will continue to report to you here, as well as in the other channel to work with the crews present as required, otherwise we will simply use local comm channels. While supplying the vessel would not be entirely impossible from Bretonia or Rheinland, it's far too high a risk for us to undergo directly with watching eyes. Ingenuus is not on good enough terms with the Corsairs to move supplies to Omega-5 from the deeper Omegas - we're simply cut off. We can, however move supplies to Viernheim Base or Wolfsburg Shipyard, but I doubt that would be of much use to you. Moving supplies from Rheinland may be possible, moving from Omega-7, and onward into Omega-5. There are some environmental hazards on that path, but nothing we can't avoid, it would simply slow us down just a small bit. We will do what we can with the auxiliary teams we can assign to the job.

I'm assigning the Itherael to standby near the Gubenfelde Cloud in Omega-7 for the time being. Hessians or otherwise looking for haven or relief from the immediate conflict should have a clear way to make it there for respite, though we cannot support your entire group, we could service a dozen ships at a time, as well as relieve a few hundred personnel for food rations, rest, and minor medical attention. We're doing the best we can here.

Best of luck,

Dr. James Erzie
PhD, Physics, Acting CEO
Ingenuus Research Group