To: Royal Enclave Command; CC: Rear Admiral Savatier

[Groshyr]

Issoudun shipyard, Aquitaine system
13th July, 743 AGS

Sender: Commandant Antonin de Lusignan, Gallic Royal Enclave
Recipient: Commandant Charles Maret, Gallic Royal Enclave
Subject: RE: Further Orders

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Commandant Maret,

Commandant Antonin de Lusignan of the RES Renaissance is speaking.

In a few words - the situation is grim. Battleship Pamiers and her battlegroup are involved in regular skirmishes with battlecruiser Akatsuki, battleship Nagasaki and their united battlegroups. The Confederal forces can not stand against such a massive battlegroup for long and most likely will fall if they will not pull back to Dauphine. It seems like we will need to interfere if the situation will keep being so bad for the Gallic side. Nevertheless, the High Command has not decided yet should we or not directly interfere. The Languedoc is currently a ceasefire zone with the Confederal forces and this is literally all progress we made in the system itself.

Regarding the Lorraine - has been decided you and the Rocroi remain discreet and undetected by both Kusari and Confederal forces as long as possible. Both battleships should remain in the Burgundy and do not leave it until further notice. The best tactic you can perform there is an observation of the situation and guerrilla strikes upon Kusari forces, their supplies in particular, without direct interference of heavy assets. Nothing should lead to Enclave so your men have to use civilian ships if you have any operational in your hands. If you do not have such assets available - use the service of our intermediaries in this sector. They should help you, if not for the name of the King then for shiny coins.

Nevertheless, you are free to work over spreading propaganda in the sector, making the local people more favourable toward us and our regime.

This is all for now. Keep safe.

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