Military Democracy

[Hemlocke]

Morgan Lou Jeong
Chief Architect/Engineer

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Coming all the way up from engineering took long enough as is, stopping maintenance however was never something Morgan was of mind to do, as such, he was late yet again, and his armor rig arrived relatively coated in oil over the front, as well as caked in some sort of gel, and was smeared down the helmet like he'd attempted to wipe it off with his hand, almost as if he'd crawled into something. Anyone standing near the suited up man could smell the burns, far, far from anything resembling pleasant. Despite being late and missing a majority of Howe's speech yet again, he was forced to pick up the pieces from those mumbling around him, and when the name "Bundschuh" was discerned, in line with the last meeting talking about the Corsairs, he could very well guess what this was about.

Though this time around, Morgan would prove to be considerably less fiery with his words.

"With Rheinland fresh off the heels of civil war, with its military and economy in disarray, It is unlikely the Klaxon would meet overwhelming opposition should it be detected, with due caution, we may be in for a very boring trip, assuming we pass through Texas without incident. The largest threats to the Klaxon being the unlawful elements that prowl the dark we'd be forced to obscure ourselves in, though as guests of the Bundschuh, as far as my limited knowledge of underworld politics is, we wouldn't have to worry about the Hessians, at least while in vicinity of a Bundschuh station."

"While the Bundschuh have withstood the test of time, they are by far the smallest element in the underworld, and with the resource issues of the civil war only making their already desperate straights worse than before, calls into question their capability of providing us with any sort of aid, be it logistical or otherwise. With the obvious dangers taken into consideration that this may well be yet another trap, as I've not heard this man's name before either. Assuming they are genuine, as they more likely than the rest could very well be, we'd be better off than we are now in terms of resources accepting this proposal, even if worst case scenario."

"There are many things outside of my knowledge causing hesitancy, so I offer my vote to the captain's better understanding of the matter."