To: Michael Edridge, CEO of Ageira Technologies

Indeed, the Civilian engine line developed by third party companies is good for little more than replacement parts, as to be expected. There shouldn’t be any complications with your ship and our engines either, but that still remains to be seen, as Rheinland may have deviated far more greatly from the original Valhalla engine line than we have. I would like to assure you that our engines are constantly monitored by your own ships systems, and should they reach a dangerous level in any manner, they are immediately flushed with coolant. If the situation is not resolved soon after, you’re warned to get somewhere safe, as the engines will shut down before reaching a critical level.

So if there are any issues, expect a stop-and-go situation. I recommend staying near a friendly station as to limit the possibility of being stranded in, say, the middle of the Badlands.

I’ll leave this channel open in case you do need any assistance.

Do take care, and thank you for choosing Ageira Technologies.

That is quite excellent to hear, miss Wolfer. Do be safe out there, however. It’s been quite nasty outside of New York as of late.

As for the friendly reception? Well, it’s not especially in Ageiras favor to be hostile to foreign houses, as it’s quite bad for business. But being as much of a businessman as I am, I also do have a heart that’s not entirely frozen.

Someone’ll be here to receive your following messages, miss Wolfer.

Until then!

Ah, unfortunate news indeed. I must say I did warn you to be near a friendly locale in case that happened, which generally includes avoiding long lanes or clouds. But, it’s good to see you’re alive and well.

As for an engine? Well, various pirate groups have managed to make engines that run off of anything from H-fuel to explosive fumes from heaven-knows what. I assume the Bounty Hunters may have a similar system of their own. We could certainly see what we have from any ship recoveries or repairs, but I advise you look into other sources for a capable engine, in case we do not have what you are looking for.

I’ll speak to you again soon, hopefully with a good idea of what we have available.

That’s certainly good to hear then. It’d take us a few days to go through all of our records and manage to find anything usable. If you can’t find a friendly face to get the engine installed properly, we at Ageira will certainly take care of it for you.

If you’d like, we’d be happy to provide our proprietary monitoring and, let’s say, industrial strength cooling systems to ensure all things run as smoothly as possible.

Let me know what you’d like, miss Wolfer.