L'Epée de Fierbois

[Val]

During the first days of April 742 A.G.S, the Sombre Destin finally equipped with the prototype weapons went in Edinburgh for the debriefing of the tests. The director Julien Danton took the time to come on the drydock.


Pierre: Director, I have been expecting you.

Director: Bonjour Commandant Vaillant. I let you all this time to you in order to get sufficient datas from the tests in real conditions. How the weapons work?

Pierre: I have to say I am very surprised of the efficiency of those weapons. They are delivering a great quantity of damage. Our Valor has been able then to tank any Bretonian or Libertonian ships, whatever his loadout.

Director: I am really glad to hear this. Our scientists’ team spent a lot of time to complete your request as fast as possible.

Pierre: You did well. But I need to notice you have different points that need to be fixed.

Director: Of course Commandant. I have brought a datapad for this.

Pierre: By the way, you can tell to your colleague that the datas about the different fights are located on the main computer of the ship and feel free to them to take the datas.

Director: Excellent. I will transmit the message once this discussion over. So, the pros and cons? Especially the cons.

Pierre: Well first, the speed needs to be improved a bit. According to the measures realized, the speed is between 500 and 550 m/s. It will be more efficient if the range can be increased to 650 m/s instead of the current one.

Director: Of course, okay, the speed *he takes notes on his datapad*

Pierre: Then, the range. It is a bit less than we planned. We measured a range of 2.2K instead of the 2.5K. There is no issue regarding close fight, but we had some when we fought enemy battlecruisers.

Director: Noted. We might be able to change that. Anyway it was a previous test. Though to put the corrections and completely finish the weapons, we would need to take back the current ones you have on your ship…If you don’t mind.

Pierre: Besides, that is why we met here, Director. Of course, take them. Our ship is already strong without them.

Director: Merci Commandant. The removing operation will be done quickly, do not worry. I know the time is something precious. Especially during those hard times on the front.

Pierre: You should begin immediately instead of uttering banalities.

Director: Oui…Commandant.

Pierre: It has been a pleasure to work with you Director. I hope we can get more opportunities to make good work.

Director: If you say so…

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