Good morning, miss Morrow. This is Constantine of the Overwatch.

I am probably better known to you as Sol Fenrir of the Lost Star Vigilantes, or otherwise, the former Tau Cell of the Order, the ones that helped you keep safe the Taus until you got so bored and started to complain about not enough Outcasts at one point. Now I hope you'll know the amount of care we put in your survival and well being. We have, all this time, and will continue to call you among our most important friends.

We'd never forget your importance, as the position you hold in key sectors of Sirius are like fortresses of great value for us, that help us keep the inner parts of Sirius safer from Nomad influence, of which the foremost are the Outcasts with their total disregard for human life.

Our relationship with you was rather close in the Taus when I was still there, though I have to apologize I could not remain there any longer. You've seen how hard pressed we are in our core systems, which was most obvious to you with the sight of our Toledo, I am sure.

Now, I hope you'll be looking at my men with less distaste, knowing the amount of care we have put in your safety and well being, and are continuing to do so, though as usually it may be without your knowledge. I am glad to hear that the IMG are willing to supply our division with necessary resources, and I wish it would remain that way. There are many gains for you, I suppose, that would be granted to you if you keep on doing that, though it is obvious you're also aware of the dangers it does have, as well.

All that's requested of you is to remain calm and remember the guidelines our agents told you about. Those guidelines are there for your own safety, as much as ours, as we don't really want to lose a shipment of valuable resources and an invaluable pilot like yourself.

I do hope we'll all relax. The guidelines are in effect immediately, and will remain in effect until our Commander Davids or the other watchers say other wise.

We'll keep on watching, whether wanted, or not. Have a good day.

Constantine out.

I'd like to think that I did not change, but a lot has changed around me. It feels good to remember those days again, when everything felt simpler, and when I did not have to do desk work as much.

Still, it's good to see you're the same old Julia Morrow, and well, don't change please. However, I have to explain to you a few points, so you could see things from another point of view, and realize why something that looked so innocent caused a lot of problems. I hope that will make you feel less sad about this, especially if you decide to continue to supply our divisions.

We are aware of the dangers you had to go through in order to supply us, we are also aware that you don't go through these dangers every day. And we know that you were happy with concluding the run with no losses in the end, and wished praise for it. Though you got a reply that was in total contrast to your expectations. That disappointed you and you had a really bad night.

Well, you were not the only one who had a bad night. The whole Division of Science had a bad night, especially Agent Kernor who was tasked with escorting you. You have to realize that these agents risk their lives everyday to keep people from entering that hole willingly or through a mistake. Their Division were ashamed that they allowed such a breach of security, and were saddened more than you could realize. That 32 seconds is not something simple that you can just shrug off, while one of our main duties is to keep people away from there.

So, there will be punishments, and that can't be helped. However, nobody who punishes will feel good about this, and nobody who gets punished will feel bad about this. If we can pride ourselves on something, that's our fairness. We are used to ask for no recognition, as we risk our lives for people who consider us terrorists, everyday. We are also not disheartened by punishments and taking blames, as we know the value of our own lives, and the ones we volunteered to protect.

Do not worry about Agent Kernor. Though the Overwatch has authority over all the divisions and cells, we tend to not use that authority most of the times. It would be like meddling in the affairs of a family if we decided to, as the Science Division is like one. Kernor will be treated fairly among his brothers and sisters. The other agents may look and sound harsh, and well, they are, but that's how the Omicrons, especially our part, shapes you. Have no doubt that they care for each other like family, still, as they all share a loss of their loved ones, which tightens their bonds immensely, aware of each others' value.

With this I hope you'll have an insight on another point of view, and will not be troubled any more. I wish I could be the one in the charge of escorts as you fly over to the Omicrons... Maybe next time as that would make things a lot easier for everyone, though do not be hopeful, I am quite preoccupied nearly all the time.

And thanks, I'll try to be safe. Same to you; don't die. I have no idea why a young girl like you takes such risks. Go find a handsome man, have a family, make children, be happy, really... But I guess, I have quite a lot around me like you, which I wonder at and ask, 'Why?', as well.