06-26-2020, 09:31 AM
Kusari Naval Forces
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Recipient: Nito Kaii Mitsue Ohru.
Sender: Itto-Kaisa Kiyoko Hayashimura, 66th Advanced Battlegroup
Date: 26.06.827 A.S.
Subject: Transfer
Priority: Medium
Mitsue,
I'll have to say you're an interesting sort. Your dossier is as bland as it could get aside from you also going AWOL for a period of time. You've been part of the navy for enough time to get your colleagues up by two or three pay grades, yet you're still a sub-lieutenant.
I haven't seen any records of misconduct or disciplinary action in your name, so I am yet reach any conclusion as to why you're behind thee standard time frame for raising your paygrade. Though I may have a hint if I put our last encounter into consideration. Frankly put you didn't seem like you know what you were doing; if I recall correctly, you hadn't been outside of New Tokyo ever and can hardly recall the disposition of anomalies.
Still, I was rather impressed. Despite your apparent lack of navigational awareness, you possess a skill set that's rather uncommon in the ranks. I liked the way you handled that hacker in New Tokyo, even so you disobeyed a direct order from a superior officer. Resolving matters in words and not guns is often a better solution to most problems, which is what seems to be your strong suit. This is what distinguishes knights from pawns, we need more "Think first, shoot later" kind of soldiers.
The Sixty-Sixth is currently looking to transfer more soldiers from the primary fleet into the SOG. I put up your name in person as a candidate, despite the rest of the top echelon's displeasure considering the aforementioned knowledge. Potential is a huge factor though, and you have that potential to be an elite. The things you lack may develop over time, and the ones you possess can be empowered.
How would you convince the rest of the echelon that you're worth it? Of course, if you're not interested, the matter could be dropped instantly, and you wouldn't have to bother. Keep to petty patrols in New Tokyo and never reach any true potential - who knows, you may reach O-5 pay grade in a couple of years.
I haven't seen any records of misconduct or disciplinary action in your name, so I am yet reach any conclusion as to why you're behind thee standard time frame for raising your paygrade. Though I may have a hint if I put our last encounter into consideration. Frankly put you didn't seem like you know what you were doing; if I recall correctly, you hadn't been outside of New Tokyo ever and can hardly recall the disposition of anomalies.
Still, I was rather impressed. Despite your apparent lack of navigational awareness, you possess a skill set that's rather uncommon in the ranks. I liked the way you handled that hacker in New Tokyo, even so you disobeyed a direct order from a superior officer. Resolving matters in words and not guns is often a better solution to most problems, which is what seems to be your strong suit. This is what distinguishes knights from pawns, we need more "Think first, shoot later" kind of soldiers.
The Sixty-Sixth is currently looking to transfer more soldiers from the primary fleet into the SOG. I put up your name in person as a candidate, despite the rest of the top echelon's displeasure considering the aforementioned knowledge. Potential is a huge factor though, and you have that potential to be an elite. The things you lack may develop over time, and the ones you possess can be empowered.
How would you convince the rest of the echelon that you're worth it? Of course, if you're not interested, the matter could be dropped instantly, and you wouldn't have to bother. Keep to petty patrols in New Tokyo and never reach any true potential - who knows, you may reach O-5 pay grade in a couple of years.
In service,
Itto-Kaisa Kiyoko Hayashimura
Battleship Nagasaki
CO 66th Advanced Battlegroup, Special Operations Group
Itto-Kaisa Kiyoko Hayashimura
Battleship Nagasaki
CO 66th Advanced Battlegroup, Special Operations Group
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