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To: Hogosha. - Printable Version +- Discovery Gaming Community (https://discoverygc.com/forums) +-- Forum: Role-Playing (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=9) +--- Forum: Communication Channel (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=59) +--- Thread: To: Hogosha. (/showthread.php?tid=174811) |
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To: Hogosha. - Nika - 11-08-2019
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Sender: Chevalier. Recipient: Hogosha. CC: Enma Loyola. Hello.
I repreent Loyola Tactical Solutions Group LTD, or Loyola Group for short - a private military contractor involved with combat and logistical duties that have recently made itself known to Sirius and have been heavily leaning to the unlawful sector ever since it's foundation. You are a part of the Kusari underworld and we see an opportunity for business between our entities, for we are now looking to expand our operations and build ties in Kusari, whetever you will be on a good, or, well... a neutral side of the most sophisticated unlawful private contractor to date depends entirely on you.
So, are you interested? En servicio de Loyola, ~Chevalier. Transmission Terminée RE: To: Hogosha. - Hogosha Alliance - 11-09-2019 ![]() The Nikkyo Consortium We bid you a good day, 'Chevalier'. Your message has arrived at the Hogosha Alliance and with them, us, the Nikkyo Consortium. It is not the usual when a Gaijin mercenary group reaches out to us, even less one that openly specializes on so labelled 'unlawful' contracts. Before we even consider letting you into Kusari in the first place, we will require more information than just this brief introduction. Your final greetings hint to Hispanic origins of your group, so does its name. Which side of the Hispanic flag do you belong to, if any? The fact you mention us standing at a point of 'settling our side' with your group hints that you contacted other entities of Kusari's underworld. Tell us why should we deal with a Gaijin who's possibly in touch with lowlifes like the Blood Dragons or Golden Chrysanthemums? It is obvious that a larger share of information is required before we proceed any further. Convince us and we might be able to offer you quite the juicy contract. We look forward to hearing from you again. - Masaru S., President of the Nikkyo Consortium |