To: Cobra, Latrodectus

[Old Oak]

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Sender: Angelina "Latrodectus" Miller
Recipient: Agent 'Siren'
CC: None
BCC: XA-Cobra
Subject: Re: An Offer

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Senior Agent Siren.

That doesn't sound too bad. My congratulations on the promotion.

I have heard news about Bretonia indeed, but I couldn't say I'd care about it. And as long as Liberty keeps out of it, that's none of our business anyway. Just make sure we won't see any of those tea-addicts flying around our systems. And ideally you do your best to make sure, Liberty won't be weakend due to foreign conflicts. Or dragged to any foreign wars, but I know. You're not a politician. You're just a senior agent with a slight degree of influence on how things may develop, what could you already do, right? Well, whatever. That's not the matter here.

Very well. Let me try to be a little more precise about the offer.

The selection, which I mentioned earlier, consists of some sort of Xeno Relics, I believe. You see, I'm not a specialist myself and my interest for those is about as distinct as for Bretonian conflicts. The thing is, that I'm really convinced that they will be of a bigger use for you - the LSF - than they could ever be for us. And as I already told you, at the very least it will be a sign of trustgrowth nonetheless.

Just throw me the call and I'll make sure that a transport will be organized and sent. When you got your hands on them, your people may analyze and evaluate them. Then, if they're of value, you pay us. If they're trash, you simply don't. Either way I expect information about the load when your people had their looks at it, just so we know whether it was valuable or not. And maybe, if the dear senior agent who I'm talking to is openly minded about our relationship, only a slightly deeper insight of the matter.

This time I'm looking forward to your response, and thank you for the compliment. Don't enjoy the view too much, though. People might become skeptical if you start drooling all over your workplace.

in the name of the Xeno Alliance
Angelina Miller

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"Latrodectus"