RNS-Vitrolles Operating Logs

[Guillaume Henri Rizcochet]

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Computer system logs:

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runList: Damage > Weapons > Main Weaponry> /100

weapon_Ludgar: 14% damaged ; functional
weapon_Trebuchet_01: 49% damaged ; functional
weapon_Trebuchet_02: 22% damaged; functional
weapon_Mons Meg_01: 100% damaged; destroyed
weapon_Mons Meg_02: 100% damaged; destroyed
replace_weapon_Unknown_Munition: N/A ; N/A
replace_weapon_Unknown: N/A ; N/A
weapon_Ouragan_01: 19% damaged ; functional
weapon_Ouragan_02: 31% damaged ; functional
weapon_Ouragan_02: 14% damaged ; functional
weapon_Ouragan_04: 11% damaged ; functional

runList: Damage > Flottille > Warships > /100

BCR_RNS-Conquête: N/A ; missing
BCR_RNS-Guerre: N/A ; missing
BCR_RNS-Famine: N/A ; missing
BCR_RNS-Mort: N/A ; missing
CR_RNS-Aboville: 100% damaged ; destroyed
CR_RNS-Souffrance: 33% damaged ; functional
CR_RNS-Douleur: 21% damaged ; functional
GB_RNS-Coquette: 37% damaged ; functional
GB_RNS-Dame.Lys: 100% damaged ; destroyed
GB_RNS-Ivoire: 11% damaged ; functional

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Captain's Log:

We have successfully resuscitated both the Souffrance and the Douleur, and manned them with what we could spare. What horrible names, whatever were those two thinking? Skeleton crews on every warship has done nothing positive to our combat simulations. That shining light keeps us coordinated enough to function, but it is running our bodies ragged. We have seen no sign of Les Sirènes, nor any sign of the artifact they consumed. The reports of their capture by Bretonians were likely not fabricated. We are not happy with this outcome.

It is not enough to lurk in the shadow of the Barrier Nebula any longer. The machine tells us that we are scraping by on luck and willpower, and it seems our luck is running out. It has been decided that we report to Research Station 19, to break down and repurpose our remaining materials. There will be no reinforcements, not from comrades or above. The crown has fallen, and there are only enemies on every edge. This will not deter us. They will face the glory of who they used to be.

Vive le Roi. Vive Gallia.

Capitaine de vaisseau Guillaume Henri Rizcochet

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