To: Crayter Military - Printable Version

Back from the dead? [Saule scoffs - another alarm starts up somewhere] Not quite. Well the ship might be, but Andrew and gang remain dead. We tried taking some of the survivors to Gammu for new bodies, but the drones refused to let us near the planet. In the end, we sold the remains to some freedom fighters who were looking to procure food for refugees.

To business at hand then. [unmistakable sound of electrical arcing nearby] The Exodus has been repaired and is once again careening through space at unimaginable speeds! [some of the lights go out and the alarms all stop in unison. Saule slowly begins to lift out of the chair as the systems failure plunges the ship into zero-G. They seem unfazed.] Ok, you got me. We haven't sorted out all the problems yet, but I was not lying when I said we're mobile. In fact, we just arrived back in Coronado! Which - [the lights and alarms return. Gravity eases Saule back into the chair.] - is what I wanted to talk about.

In 823 A.S, legal agreements regarding Article V, Section I were made, granting the Colony ship Exodus unobstructed movement in and out of Crayter space (Coronado, Tau-44, Tau-31). Does a new capital ship license need to be applied for, now that the Exodus is under new management?

Saule looks at someone of screen, "Are we air tight? Good. Let's set a course for-"

Captain Saule Khalid,

Though the owner of the Exodus has pasted the ship itself is registered. The Exodus' license remains legitimate and will not be hindered in it's movement or operations unless in violation of Crayter law. If the Exodus require repairs it may be accepted to drydock in Sabah. Safe travels.

For those we left behind.