Baron Montluc,

I knew there was a reason why I liked you. Establishing such an institution would indeed greatly benefit the citizens of Uxeau-de-Bordeaux. Not only would it help those who were displaced from their homes and academic studies during the fall of the Kingdom, it would also resemble some sense of normalcy that many people have no doubt wish for. Though the current necessities of an academic institute are lower on the totem pole. Resources coming down to the planet would no doubt be better spent on improving the housing situation, medical facilities, and a larger industrial and trade corridor within the space port itself. While I don't doubt that you company can't sustain multiple tasks at once, I do hope that you are putting forwards one hundred and ten percent and aren't cutting corners for a quick turn around. Faulty construction will lead to more deaths than necessary in the long run, and in the end would hurt both of our reputations.

As for your request, you have my permission to carry on as you deem fit, and that includes naming the university after myself.

I would like to reiterate on a previous transmission between us and the Enclave, seeing as we're in private channels. I would like you to establish your baronial guard. You don't need to openly call them that, they'll just be the corporate security force as described by the agreements with the Enclave, once their training is completed in proper with Enclave forces, I will lend you a few of my personal royal guards to continue their training, along with supplying them military grade equipment. In exchange for this cooperation between us, you will retain command of the forces to be used as you please, though upon my explicit request, and my explicit request alone, they become a fighting force for me and the Crown.

You should be well aware of the internal workings of nobility and the subtle games that they tend to play among themselves. Unfortunately these games are still being played, and to align with me will give you a powerful political ally in the days, and years to come, along with a seat at the table for a noble house such as yours. Take the time to think about this, Montluc.