Good day Miss Agatha

I personally am not opposed to helping the Order. We have undertaken common endeavors in the past. However, I would need to know that procuring information for you would be in my best interests as well as that of our organization as a whole. In other words, I need more details before I can agree to help you.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Greetings Miss Agatha

Rest assured there is not a database in Liberty that can keep us out. Any information on the fleet designs can be had rather easily. The question I keep asking myself is, how does this help me? I have an idea in mind, that could make this transaction beneficial for both of our organizations. It really wouldnt require much on your end. You would need to do fleet maneuvers in Alaska and get picked up by Liberty scanners. Liberty would then muster their forces to prevent any incursions by you. You do not need to engage the Liberty Navy, merely distract them for a bit. We would use this distraction to conduct an....educational seminar in Manhattan orbit.

Think on it, and let me know.

Dear Ms Agatha,

I am terribly sorry for the inconvenience of additional safety protocols, however, for obvious reasons we simply cannot allow this channel to be compromised by any hostile elements. Mr Orlov has told me about your proposal. Let me give you some specifics to avoid any misunderstandings.

As for schematics, I believe Mr Orlov has already mentioned that it shouldn't be much of a problem. Liberty Assault Carrier is a sight as common in New York as a corrupted politician in the main chamber of the Manhattan's Senate. While only Juneau has the capability to assemble ship of this size, each and every other shipyard in Liberty has been prepared to accept and repair carriers, therefore, as such it must hold appropriate schematics in its database. I don't need to tell you that infiltration of Norfolk is a trivial task in comparison to, let's say, Juneau, especially when we consider that it allows civilian traffic. However, I believe that acquiring schematics is not really necessary in this case. First of all, each and every single ship of such class is different. Numerous revisions, modernizations and repairs change internal layout significantly over time. However, thanks to modular engineering any skilled repair team should be able to overcome such difficulties as long as given sufficient amount of spare parts. Therefore, alternatively, our smuggling wing can organize for you several transports of engine components and ship hull panels, should you really need them.

As for unlocking your captured carrier's databases it is much more complicated task. Even though Little Squeaky Fiends' intelligence match an average lobotomised monkey, they still know how to use multiply salted hashing in order to render typical brute force attacks impractical at best. However, I would be offended if you had thought even for a second that such a mentally limited creature as an LSF agent can successfully secure anything from a Lane Hacker. For starters, instead of brute force attack, a cunning use of non-linear adaptive programming on a known encoded piece of data, for instance a local star chart, can be used to reverse engineer whole encryption algorithm. If you require our assistance in this matter, we can dispatch a gunship with appropriate hardware and software to your location at any time.

However, I have impression that you also had something more complex in mind. Am I right?

Kind regards,
Nicole Hunter

Good morning Miss Agatha

You want schematics, I have schematics. I have decided to share them with you in advance of your diversion. After all, they are only part of what you need from us. The more technical aspects of our agreement will be carried out after your diversion allows us to accomplish our aims.

I took the liberty of doing a comparison schematic between your own Osiris vessel and the Liberty Assault Carrier. I thought it might be helpful to your engineers.



Now, lets get down to arranging a date and time for your little game with the Liberty Navy, shall we?