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[ryeguy146]

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Good day Sirs,

Simon Blunt for my first report! I have been doing my duty to keep Bretonia moving. My percheron may not be the largest transport in Sirius, but it moves a good deal of cargo. I've mostly been shipping alloys to Rheinland and returning with engines, or military goods.

Today was sufficiently interesting to warrant a report! At first, it was the usual haul to Munich and back, but I met an interesting officer at the cordon in Leeds. Ensign Owens was as vigilant as any of the Armed Forces and was busy keeping our borders safe as possible. After a quick scan, I was cleared to dock with Leeds, and offloaded my goods. I couldn't help but pickup refugees, how can anyone turn them away? They show up at the docks by the thousands, so I took those that I could and made my way to New London to start them on their ways' to new lives.

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Upon boarding Stone, I saw that Ensign Owens was engaged in a firefight with the bl-*cough* Kusari. I powered up my turrets and joined the fray. With our combined force, we destroyed most of the strike force and the rest broke formation and fled. Mr. Owens and I said our goodbyes and I made my way out of the dangerous system.

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Before I even moored the Stone to the Planet, I received a call from a miner. One of our friends from BMM needed transportation of his gold ore from Dublin.

I met him near Graves with another new friend, a VPS escort. Commander Williams, if memory serves. I do wish to let everyone know how helpful he was, and that his rates were more than reasonable. It tip my hat to those blokes. Anyway, I met up with the mining ship, Ipswitch and took on a full hold of ore. Everyone tells me that Dublin is dangerous, but I felt safe with Williams taking care of anyone careless enough to bother us.

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The trip to Munich was uneventful, again thanks to Commander Williams. He was able to help me avoid a group of Corsairs by the Omega jump gate in Cambridge. I simply cannot believe their audacity. Pirating in the Queen's land! I took the jump hole to the north to avoid them. I did meet a friendly face on the way to Munich, another Bowex employee, though not directly affiliated. We made some quick chat and before I knew it, I was docking on Planet Nuremberg to write this report. I do believe that I'll stay here for the night and return home with another load of military hardware on the morrow.

Good day Gents,

Simon Blunt

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