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Mission Commission: Misguided Liberty

LuckyOne

10-13-2025, 09:57 PM, (This post was last modified: 10-13-2025, 10:08 PM by LuckyOne.)

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Recipient: Broker "Supai" / KOI Mission Commission
Sender: Mori Yuzo, captain of the IKN Fubuki
Subject: Action report
Priority: High

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Esteemed commanders, it is my duty to bring to your tables this report.

After a few incidents were reported nearby the Shikoku - Galileo border regarding suspicious ships and exchanges of fire between patrols of our great Empire and the treacherous Republic of Liberty my ship was put on high alert, ready for action on a moment's notice.

Starting our mission, we were greeted by a gaijin Hunter, callsign Jackhammer, apparently enthusiastic to try and stop smugglers. I had no idea how he became aware of the leaked reports, but it was to become clear a bit later.

The Fubuki departed from New Tokyo and made way to Hokkaido where a couple of GC patrols were sighted. There were no signs of any infiltrators.

Soon we received reports of suspicious activity in the Honshu system. We made fast for the Jump Gate and found a standoff between our forces and a squadron of terrorist Dragon and GC ships. Their fleet included at least one cruiser supported by several snubs.

Our forces apparently stopped an allegedly Samura convoy transporting some Daumann armaments and some prototype weapon turrets. But the captain of the Akuma Inu tried to play deaf. The convoy was soon taken to our custody and we engaged the Dragon Cruiser, callsign Fist.of.Chugoku, and quickly dispatched it in support of KNS Imperial.

Meanwhile the Dragon and GC snubcraft continued to harass the convoy that was making their way through New Tokyo. Naturally, we joined in escort and provided a flak screen to the detained transports.

At one point a couple of Dragon cruisers showed up, making a diversion that the Akuma Inu exploited to flee the scene.

The fleeing transport and its escorts were later located in the vicinity of Kyushu Jump Hole in Shikoku.

While the captain was being interrogated and instructed to resume course for New Tokyo, it was becoming increasingly apparent the whole thing was a ruse as the Dragon and GC forces started to gather in preparation to assault our ships that were having their scanning abilities limited due to interference from the nebula.

The order was given to destroy the Akuma Inu and deny the cargo to the terrorist forces, which was done swiftly and efficiently.

Jackhammer protested, apparently trying to make us believe he had romantical involvement with either the captain of the Akuma Inu or one of their escorts.

I moved the Fubuki to the flanks to protect the withdrawal of our heavier assets. Unfortunately, soon we were assailed by large numbers of Dragon and GC snubcraft. The Fubuki took a mauling, and just as we managed to clear the nebula, our reactor started showing signs of instability.

The order was given to plot a course towards the sun, leave only a skeleton crew aboard, evacuate the rest and a distress call sent to the standing Myoko and Nagasaki flight patrols.

The Fubuki was later recovered and towed to the Kure drydock. It will spend a considerable time getting its systems overhauled, and I intend to use the downtime to brush up on my tactics training.

Unfortunately due to heavy damage no visual logs were recovered, only textual transcripts.

In Service of the Emperor

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