To: Mary Dross - Printable Version

Greetings Ms. Dross,

I can finally inform you that I've learned your last name.

We had a long chat with Mrs. Iona Taylor a few days ago, and through our conversation, I learned a bit more about you, but especially about your father and his part within the Zoner-Core war. It was enlightening to say the least. Learning history directly from the people responsible of its more interesting parts is a luxury not many can claim to have experienced.

More importantly, however, now I can wire you the payment we had agreed upon. Forgive me for being late, as I was busy earning it, and am still waiting for a payout in the bounty board. The good news is that I have been quite successful otherwise, and I can provide you with a bonus with a hope that you'll forgive my tardiness.

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Please leave a short reply if you get my message, and if you're still around. Have a good day.

Knight Augustin
Forlorn Hope

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RE: To: Mary Dross - Neraxon - 04-15-2017

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To: Troy Augustin
From: Oberstarbeiter Mary Annelise Dross, der Alster Union.
Subject: A lesson to learn

Hello there Troy,

So you finally found out my last name and the Story behind it. Looks like I have to fulfill now my part. I hope the Dinner will not be like your Dinner with Frau Voigt.

And yes I know how it ended.

But first I would like to meet you in my Space again, so why don't you meet me at these Coordinates.

Location Coordinates

Für die Union, für Unser Rheinland
Mary Annelise Dross
Oberstarbeiter, Speyer, Frankfurt

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RE: To: Mary Dross - Gen - 04-15-2017

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Sender ID: Troy Augustin
Recipient ID: Mary Dross
Subject: Re:A lesson to learn

Dear Ms. Dross,

It's great to hear from you, and I suppose this means the transfer of payment has been successful. Put it into good use, ma'am.

As for the dinner with our Ms. Voigt... well I have to tell you that she's exaggerating a little in order to feel a little less guilty about it, but that is another matter.

Thanks for your dinner offer, Ms. Dross, however, I am quite preoccupied recently with a lot of duties on my shoulders and personal matters I have to prioritize. I am busy enough for the next month that I can safely say that I can't afford to fly that far off our HQ for the time being. I am afraid I'll have to refuse this time, or at least, we'll have to postpone the dinner indefinitely.

My sincere apologies.

Knight Augustin
Forlorn Hope

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