To: IMG | From: SLRC

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¤ LOCATION: Singapore Shipyard , Tau-44

¤ COMM-ID: Lya Roche

¤ TARGET-ID: Dr. Leo Morningstar , Starlight Research Consortium

¤ SUBJECT: Dreamscape

¤ ENCRYPTION: IMG A.L.L.O.Y Code

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Greetings Director Doctor Leo,

This is Lya Roche your contact with the Guild’s Singapore Shipyard. I’ll admit, I got a bit excited when your request was redirected to me. It’s not every day I get to work on an Aquilion-class Carrier.
We caught sight of that poor, battered ship as it passed into twenty-three. Honestly, it looked like a ghost from the Gallic War had come back to life. Whoever built her deserves some serious credit, shoddier craftsmanship would've never survived that kind of transit through anomaly from thirty-seven.

If you need help getting her to us, we can dispatch a repair crew and support ships to patch her up and possibly get her engines limping again. Worst case, we tow her in. If the Barrier asteroid field proves too much, we’d need to pull in some of our mining vessels to clear a path but that would have to be listed on the Guild’s job board as it’s not covered under basic drydock arrangements.
Now, about the dock: Drydock Number Three is currently open and will remain so for the next three months. Securing the space will cost you two million credits. That covers the dock time, our crew, and even a group of repair vessels to assist with bringing the Dreamscape in, if needed. It does not include the cost of asteroid miners, as mentioned.
Also, depending on what we find once she’s docked, we may need additional parts and experts from Livadia to assist with repairs but we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it.

Looking forward to working on this beauty.
Lya Roche, Singapore Shipyard

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