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[Jonathan Seabourne]

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ID: Jonathan Seabourne

Location: OS&C|Breezewood, Planet Gran Canaria

To: All OS&C Captains

Subject: An Excursion to Uncharted Space

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Greetings friends,

I wanted to report a curious incident to the rest of the Luxury fleet. I was transporting passengers from Baden Baden to Gran Canaria earlier today and wanted to try and scount a faster route through the Omegas. Assured by some.. questionable information I made my way to Omega-5, well known for its extensive jump hole network. The local corsairs seemed to have no interest in an OS&C liner, so I took refuge on their side of the battle lines.

I ran into a freelancer named Joshua.Graham who proceeded to tell me about a jump anomaly in the hear of the system.
Needing to justify my wild goose chase outside of house space, I decided to follow him. The jumphole was indeed there in the middle of the system and lead to an uncharted system well outside our starcharts. The system was densely packed with asteroids, almost too dense for a liner to slip in between, but Graham showed us the sights the system had to offer.
There is a mining field rich in some sort of rare material that other vessels were exploiting and a derelict Liberty dreadnought. Graham had some speculation that the Liberty ship might have been part of the lost reflief fleet from the super gate project in Alberta, but of course that's just speculation. We made our way back to Omega-5 without incident and I proceeded to find a jump hole to Omega-47 to get to Gran Canaria.

The uncharted system is a very interesting place to visit for OS&C captains looking for a new wow factor. I also heard that there was a way to enter the system from Brittany. The presence of a GMS mining vessel seems to indicate that there is a way to Gallia through the system, but I have no idea where said jump hole leads to on the other side and whether it would be worth it to use as another point of entry to the coveted Gallic market. As things stand, I doubt a liner navigating the dense asteroid field would save much time.

Regards,
Jonathan Seabourne
Captain, OS&C|Breezewood
Director, White Spa Lines Division

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