Gallic Royal Navy Transmission Center (iRP) (FO)

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***Incoming transmission***
Comm ID: Lieutenant Michelle Picard

Subject: Patrol report no.4

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Today I started my patrol quite early in the morning, at 9.15AM SMT. Despite the early hour, there was a lot of activity in Gallia. The first encounter with a ship was bingo right away. A Sirian trader, again... There was no doubt about it, this [color=#FFFFFF]"archangel**" had to be executed. I opened fire, but his ship was pretty heavily shielded and armored. To make things worse, some council forces came to help him. Nevertheless, I was able to take him out without too much trouble.

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After this little incident, I resumed patrol. I got a report about a Council Battleship present in Burgundy. The mademoiselle, by the name of "Fleur-de-Rose", who reported the battleship seemed to have visual contact, but she was not that scared. This made me suspect she wasn't on our side, which proved to be right later on.

She also noted a vessel with the name of "Gallia_Invader" entering Gallia. According to her data, there was a possibility it was a Battleship. I went to Dauphine to investigate, but I was not able to find the ship. When I returned to Burgundy, the captain began to spread anti-Royal propaganda. There was a good side to this, because he also confirmed he was a trader, which is slightly less bad than a battleship. I suppose the council scanners are flaw, mistaking a trader for a battleship...

He announced he was heading back to Sirius, so I immediately set course back to Dauphine to intercept. I'm afraid I was too late, and he got away through the jump holes. If anyone sees this ship Gallia_Invader again, don't hesitate to execute him on sight.

After all this was over, peace returned to Gallia. The Council Battleship was still present, but the captain was not looking for trouble, and there was not much I could do about it. I ended my patrol at 10.30AM and went for breakfast.

Long live the King! Long live Gallia!

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