Open Letter to the BPA

[Reverend Del]

Commander Silsbury,

As to why my companion chose that route I can have no idea, however it seems we are both flustered and whilst you seem to believe we are smugglers, we choose to believe you are a discourteous harridan. Obviously neither opinion is correct, so in order to re-forge ties with the fine constabulary Bretonia has to offer I shall endeavour to have my ship the War Footing, named in obvious reference to our current struggle against the vile Kusari menace, pass through New London this day and perhaps we can discuss our various merits and deficiencies whilst your scanners do their work. Of course in future dealings with the BPA I shall work to be as accommodating as possible, however I can assure my duties for Her Majesty's Government are by no means trivial and occasionally mean I have to deal with rather undesirable chaps you may not like.
Quite frankly I don't like them much either, but there you have it.


Bretonia Prevails,

Lord Gregory Bayliss

P.s. Parts of your reply were as discourteous as I remember you being in Newcastle, do try to keep it polite in future.

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Saint Del is considered a holy healer of diseases of children, but also as a protector of cattle.