To whoever may represent Rheinland Government interests.

The Technocratic Directorate cordially hails you. I am Advisor Zerveas, a representative of the Science Division, I am contacting you today on the behalf of the Technocracys interests.

The Directorate wishes to inquire about the possibility of purchasing land upon a certain Planet Saarbrucken located in the Cologne sector, particularly a continent in the northern western region of the hemisphere. The motivation behind this inquiry is the basis of discovering a suitable world to relocate assets to and to develop our industry. In short, a place of sanctuary and research. The Directorate has not queried this world out of a randomised algorithm but for the basis of potential future collaboration between the states.

It has been deemed probable that the the Rheinland Government may benefit from collaborative research and supply into climate acclimatisation, namely that we may be able to offer a supply route of ice and offer our research investment into adjusting adaptability for Human presence. Thus, we would like to offer such to instigate a revival in the Gallic-Rheinland economy development. Of course, such a large endeavour would not be perused alone. We would be interested in forming collaborative efforts with EFL in this project, should you permit it in the future. It is to be noted that our organisation has... Acquired new possible breakthroughs with organisms that may excite climate adjustment, namely the dubbed recently discovery known as the "rain makers".

It is with hope that the Technocracy will be able to work with the bright minds of Rheinland to further both our knowledge and strength, to ensure that both parties will see prosperity.


With cordial regards,
Advisor Zerveas.

The Directorate has discussed your terms and has come to an agreement, for the most part. A large portion of the concerns raised were regarding the privacy terms and the native ratio employment.

Privacy, and the right to redact information, is a fundamental right for those operating within the scientific industry. This is to ensure that data is secured and remains intellectual property. Research data, when improperly disseminated, can create hazardous situations to civilian groups. Thus, we would like to counter offer this: We will only share data that is related to Rheinland or done on topics within Rheinland, such as material analysis, social and cultural studies, engineering, structural, biological, or chemical studies, etcetra.

Regarding the ratio of natively employed personnel. We are more than happy to comply, but we would note that a ratio 25% is more compatible with our current policies. With a high percentage, comes a high risk of foreign subterfuge from external houses. We wish to negotiate more upon the security rights on denying or approving workers' positions, and the right to vet.


With cordial regards,
Advisor Zerveas.