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Greetings, Adamandem online.

We've never had any contacts with Corsairs before, but today it is a necessary exclusion of the rule.
Yesterday my raiders have informed me about Corsairs presence in the Magellan region and only this fact sounds curious. Furthermore, they met a Corsair vessel undocking from Gallic battleship based around destroyed Freeport 4. During the short conversation, they managed to find out this Corsair claim himself as a diplomatic group and he would like to know more about us.
Cutting off rumors, I'd say piracy is our secondary "profession", a method to survive in severe Border Worlds. We completely hate Gallia and everything connected with his big...Crown, we resist them as strong as possible, destroying their trade ships, making ambushes on the large convoys and attacking lost in clouds Royal Navy Patrols. Our "profession" and ways to achieve our main goals are consequences of the disaster, organized by the devastating Gallic war machine. Our group formed by Bretonians, mostly from planet Leeds, Libertonians and Gallic engineers, businessmen and deserters.
Dialogue with your diplomatist was 2 days ago and on the next day, while my mates had competition with Gallic patrol, your man started shooting at them. And most interesting part is this Corsair had a similar signature to the one that was in dialogue. And main questions are:
- Why did you attack us, supporting Gauls?
- Do you really need more enemies far away from your homeland?

Adamandem online.

Mr. Alexander Cordoba, I hope, my message can be delivered in time, our retransmitters aren't working fine today.
First, at all, thank you for a such fast and enough understandable reply. We took your comments about that incident and decided to keep our relations in neutrality. Of course, some of my pilots already disrespecting Apostatas due to this situation. My job is preventing future conflicts between us, no need for unnecessary and pointless acts of aggression.

And I apologize for those manners of introduction. Living as exiled pirates slowly, but surely erasing all terms of politeness and sometimes we forgetting about them. Also, we always using callsigns even between each other and strongly hiding our real names in the attempt to avoid detection by Royal Navy or other undesirable groups. Out of respect for you I sending highly encrypted additional data packet and personal password to open file.