To: Oxford Institute - Printable Version

G'day te ye

Oi'd like te start this conversation by introducin meself, as is only proper. Oi am Ciarán Kelly, chief o' staff an somewhat o' a senior member, o' tha Molly Liberation Army.

Now, while on a routine flight aroun' the Cambridge system one o' our members came across your supplier, tha captain of the freight ship Shipping&Supply, well.. e' was good enough te direct our man te ye facility where e' were able te dock with nae problems. Upon docking our man was apparently quite surprised by ye lack o' security, but then.. if ye jus a school as ye man suggested then security is nae really an issue, eh?

While aboard ye station our man made a few notes, mainly tha early condition o' ye base there.. in Core 1 stage.. an the lack of defences an such.. Now take that as ye will, but oi'd remember it as we discuss the next parts o' this conversation, so try te answer as truthfully as possible, eh

Me first an formost question then is, who exactly ye representin? Ye man tells us ye Bretonians an that ye work fe Cryer.. is they any truth in them words?

I look forward te ye responce

C Kelly
Chief Of Staff Ciarán Kelly
Molly Liberation Army

Allow me to introduce myself, I am Dr. Eric Chanikov, and I am the current dean of the Oxford Institute. Most people just get suprised when they hear "Chanikov" since it doesn't sound like a Bretonian name, and they are right it's not, my parents are from Rhienland but they moved to Bretonia before I was born, and even there is a quite uncommon name.

But let's head to more important topics, let me answer you about the school. Oxford Institute is an academy of knowledge located in Planet Cambridge, our lowest teaching degree begins in high school and goes up to many university courses to choose from, masters and PhD, ranging from science to litrature, History, or even College Team Sports.

Our proud Institute is almost 100 years old, and, I really don't like to say this but it's true, we were always overshadowed by the Cambridge Research Institute, like any other school in Bretonia to be honest. For years we had to rent labs to CRI in Cambridge Research Station to make our zero gravity tests, and sometimes even had to share the results with their scientific teams or otherwise they wouldn't allows us to use the said labs... But in recent years our medical research laboratories have been experimenting with quite excting stuff, that caught the attention of Cryer Pharmaceuticals, that through investiment become our number one patreon. And although they are the main investiors of Oxford Research Station they let us run it pretty much autonomous, just like the Cambridge Research Station that they too own, in Cryer words "a little competition can make wonder breakthroughs".