To: XA, Lovelace Circle || From: Bristol C&M

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STANDARD NET ACCESS 6.9 |( I N ) S E C U R E | MAGELLANNETWORK version 0548.81915211L Copyright Lucian Baker YEAH RIGHT. LOVELACE RULES! nnprotocol: authenticating... OK nnprotocol: connection_handshake... OK nnprotocol: data_relay_gateway_handshake... OK transmission metadata information: media type: nnet_firewall_bypass-stnd-transmission (totally nncompliant, ver 4.0) source: 43a22caa-1119-003p-rank-a1111lqccb33aa target: 00984787-eacb-sciss-ors6-pp5o000000000 bandwidth type: stnd_mnet_encr bandwidth delay: idk lol bandwidth packet loss: 3.039992 MiB additional encryptions: N/A SENDER ID: KEYGEN RECEPIENT ID: Bristol C&M SUBJECT: Lovelace Mentioned Rahhh Hello. Thanks for notifying us. I just passed this information along to Chloe, and we've reached something of a proposition we'd like to offer you, since you're so eager to restore that ol' scrapyard. I for one, have to totally agree with the fact that that damnable Junker interference is starting to become a little pathetic. For them, it's a treasure trove, but for the rest of us, it might be ideal to just repurpose the damn thing already. It's also funny to keep the Junkers miserable and unhappy. Here's the deal. Y'all got the hands-on expertise - construction crews, aerospace engineers, modular plate installation vehicles and such that totally leave the likes of DSE frothing at the mouth, the LFR's got some devastating firepower, and we, in our Truly Humble Under God (THUG) opinion, possess advanced technological expertise when it comes to connecting one relay buoy to the next with minimal data loss (down to the microdigits, by the way) while interconnecting an entire solar system with our special tinker toys. There's a little hair in the soup, as far as we're involved. As per the Pear Treaty, I'd like to point out that while yes, Toronto's general area does belong to the LFR, it's also prrrretty darn close to our area of operations - Cochrane, and the Makerspace, both. Kusari people's got this funny idiom, that goes something like, "The hammer that sticks out gets nailed down". Or... something like that. Anyways, point is - if y'all start doing large, intensive station-wide salvage and restoration operations smack dab on top of our doormat, people will start to notice. We do not like people noticing. So, I reckon we could all work together on this, as I believe it's in our shared interest to have a cozy little trading hub that'll greatly benefit each one of us. You could think of it as a pet dog we get to feed and protect. How 'bout it?