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High Command of the Naval Forces,

As a result of the prior interaction involving your personnel within the Tohoku region, my Agents were specifically asked to provide tangible evidence to corroborate their statements. I direct this communication to your command, devoid of any diplomatic pretenses, as it is unmistakable that your primary concern does not revolve around reconciling our differences. Instead, this missive serves as an indication of our goodwill extended toward your nation.

Our primary focus is to preserve the prosperity of the colonies against the imminent menace presented by the Nomads. In addition, I have included a few supplementary pieces of information for your perusal. It has come to my attention that your nation exhibits a certain degree of tolerance towards select groups known as "Auxesia," recognized as proponents of Nomadic influence across diverse regions. It is within your discretion to cater to those who bear responsibility for collaborating with these beings, who nearly eradicated the mankind. They openly foster a welcoming environment for infected Nomad collaborators, actively participating in their ideological pursuits, thereby offering both indirect and direct support to their campaigns against humanity. I presume you hold no inclination for their meddling in the internal affairs of your homeland, as they have shamelessly done in various sovereign Houses.

Based on the intel we have on "the Core," the situation doesn't deviate much from what you already know. However, there's some rather unsettling intel my operatives failed to share with you. Our public database on infected individuals (Confirmed and undebatable) is at your disposal for your benefit or to contribute additional insights. Upon thorough examination, you'll come across a standout warship designated RNS Charente. Digging deeper into the evidence, you'll discover that the suspect onboard is a Nomad infiltrator. Our Agents intercepted Core's men during a friendly encounter with this Nomad sympathizer who commands an entire warship. I have no doubt they offered the suspect a warm reception, likely bolstering their armament or engaging in more covert activities, supporting the Nomads.

You lend support to those in league with our common foes, even those actively undermining your nation. The true measure of your concern for your people will be determined by your concrete actions, as substantiated by the evidence I have presented.

I have no expectations of your compliance with our sincere intentions for your welfare. However, it is my preference to forewarn you of impending dangers before they reach their culmination. I would strongly advise against finding yourself in the regrettable position of granting these entities unimpeded entry into your internal affairs. It would be in our mutual interest if you were to adopt a more serious understanding of the nature of this type of infiltration.

Should you deem it worthy to accept these substantiating proofs, we may be inclined to disclose additional, rather distressing intel that could prove advantageous to your people, that is, if you care for them. We need not remain in neutral terms to contribute to the prosperity of your people.

I had expected a response of distinctly inferior quality, yet I am pleasantly surprised by your commitment. As a result, you shall be met with an equal message from my end.

First and foremost, I must respectfully dissent from your initial statements, despite their apparent certitude. Your frequent reference to your intelligence agency leads me to infer that you possess some acquaintance with the codename "Musashi|Aoi," the Kusari Class "Tokugawa" warship, which we have encountered on multiple occasions, necessitating the repulsion of their assault due to the subject's direct collaboration with the Nomads.

While we have not borne witness to the aforementioned vessel within the past two years, the cause of its disappearance remains unknown, thereby excluding further definitive evaluation on our side. Furthermore, several Kusari-originated vessels, including destroyers, which we had annihilated, were removed from our database consequent to their annihilation. Your efficacy, though perhaps debatable, is an aspect I am inclined to recognize favorably. Once again, the presence of minor vessels remains exceptionally active.

You have sought further evidence of the "conspiracy" between Core and Outcasts, a matter to which I have carefully attended. As evidence to my commitment, I have attached additional substantiation to bolster this statement. Bound by a common objective, they unleashed their arsenal upon the Liberty forces, only to be swiftly vanquished by Liberty altogether.

The Arch. The Order does not entertain any intentions to exert authority over said establishment, as we both comprehend its rather intense infestation, alongside the might necessitated for any course of action. Agents have engaged in speculative discourse, detached from tangible reality, contemplating the extent of Arch's fortification provided by the Nomads. Their discussions primarily revolved around a hypothetical collaboration with your personnel to purify Heaven's Gate, dismissing it as naught but an evasive fancy.

Nevertheless, our mutual interests lie in, to put it mildly, the purification of the facility, albeit such an endeavor would necessitate an extraordinary level of caution that I doubt can be feasibly coordinated. The Agents' discourse has predominantly employed terms like "total eradication" to address the longstanding predicament we have confronted for decades, to the extent that Kusari deems it necessary to maintain an entire battlegroup for monitoring the situation, or so it is rumored, and I wish not to investigate too much into that matter.

The mention of "Gaijins" provokes a sense of concern, as your approach toward these individuals perplexes me. If you deem our compelling evidence, which uncovers their complication in a Nomad cult, as well as their covert manipulation of humanity, as a delightful spectacle, I find myself thunderstruck. Alas, your awareness remains of their involvement 'unknown', just as others were until we ripped away the shroud. Should you fancy yourself an exception, I shall not impede your 'mirage.' However, should you choose to tolerate their presence, it shall prove detrimental. Bretonia, attuned to the essence of these Nomad sympathizers, has wisely chosen a simple, yet efficient stance. The annihilation of these "Gaijins" remains a must, for fear that our colonies' prosperity can get compromised.

You ought not to derive satisfaction from the abundance of infested Gallic individuals, just as the underlying rationale predominantly lies in the deficient procedures they employ, owing to their ignorance derived from a lack of warfare experience against such entities, akin to those encountered across the vast expanse of the Sirius sector. Their nation remains unacquainted with the horrors of the Nomad war, and their methods, albeit tamed, pale in comparison to those wielded by other nations.

Yet efficacy of Sirius' Houses remains lacking, despite the knowledge. Were it otherwise, The Order would not be compelled to operate in unfamiliar sectors to you, or even catching you off guard, if we were deliberately exposing ourselves to convey rather serious messages (like in Tohoku). It is worrying to be perceived as mere political emissaries or meddlers involved in human affairs. Our political dealings are deliberately circumscribed, our intentions defined by a measured neutrality, safeguarding innocent lives while pursuing the annihilation of the Nomads, just as you do.

The "cuddling," as you mentioned with the Blood Dragons has emerged from a shared acknowledgment of common foes, exclusively the Nomads. Our resources are singularly directed towards the eradication of these nomadic entities, as you are undoubtedly aware. To expend resources on innocent lives would be a grave foolishness, contradicting our established protocols. In examining the peculiar case of Auxesia, it becomes evident that despite their classification as the gravest type of Nomad collaborators, they enjoy a bizarre freedom within both Kusari and Rheinland. While Bretonia and Liberty condemn them as direct terrorists, other Houses lend varying degrees of support. Shall we then contemplate the prospect of instigating a mutual conflict between Bretonia/Liberty, and those who extend their sympathy to these individuals? It poses a question worthy of strategic consideration. Naturally, such conflicts are utterly unnecessary, displaying a pitiful level of absurdity, related to the current circumstance that immerse us.

The convergence of our efforts to intensify the pursuit of the Nomads would undeniably serve the interests of your people. However, the prevailing conditions translate the establishment of such a united front unreachable. I must acknowledge your provision of a moderately serious response, which satisfactorily meets my requirements.

If your true interest lies in the eradication of these beings, we can be of great assistance by providing intel. However, the decision to proceed in this endeavor ultimately depends on your dedication to the cause.