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Source: Planet Leeds, captain's quarters aboard the Lionheart
Sender: Ian Wills, Captain of the Lionheart
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Well gents, I have finally finished my trade circle for today. We picked up some basic alloy from Leeds, shipped it to Scarborouh. From there, superalloy to Berlin, Oder shipyard. As per usual plan, we loaded some fine Rheinland's engines, and were on our way to Bretonia.

Now, when we reached the Omega 7 system, at approximately 2/3rds through the second trade lane, we took to the left, and made a little visit to our friends the Hessians. The warehouse crew of the Ronnenburg was rather happy with the engines, even if they were made by Daumann. I guess when you're fighting for your life every day, you can't be too picky.

From here, we proceeded to Omega 11, to load up some Blood Diamonds. So far so good.

We broke moor with Freital, and headed to Omega 5 Jumphole, when we were detected by a Rheinland Military fighter craft. Fortunately, the pilot never managed to get near enough to scan our hold.

Jumping in Omega 5, we were on our way to Omega 3 hole, after a short tussle with some Corsair light fighters. The gunnery crews of Ronneburg were a lot of help in fending them off, our thanks go to them for accurate shooting.

On the comms, we heard some Corsair chatter; it seemed that at least one of the notorious Black Sails pirate group was in the system. We were fortunate with this encounter, in that we never even saw him on our sensors.

After some time, some jumpholes, and some evasive activities through Liberty space, we offloaded the Blood stones, filed in the dockmaster's logs as "Industrial Diamonds"... I swear, if Liberty officials ever check that log, and find out what was filed as mining drill heads, we'll be in a lot of trouble!

Well, in any case, some Basic alloy and hand weapons later, we loaded up on Military Vehicles in Ontario. While passing through Manchester, we encountered a time-space anomaly. We were held in it's bubble for about 30 minutes, invisible and oblivious to the world around us. Fortunately, no harm came from it, the crew and I seem healthy as always, and the ship checks out on the engineering scans.

A rather uneventfull journey, as you may see, save for that near miss with Rheinland Military.

Cheers chaps.

Ian Wills, of Lionheart



Signing off.

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