Guten tag, Herr Direktor,

I am pleased to say that our new operation is progressing well. Earlier this week, I went on a reconnaissance mission to Sigma-15, alongside Jason Harper, to determine whether or not our plan is executable.

In short, we have selected two possible staging points for the attack on the construction site. One being a Corsair base in a nearby nebula, the other one being a Bundschuh base in an asteroid field a little further away. Needless to say that securing permission for this kind of operation won't be easy on either one of the bases, but i'll leave that to the Direktorat to decide. I also took the liberty of sending a couple of our guys to monitor Harper's movement and to make sure he doesn't spill any info to the Core, or anyone else for that matter.

I have already dispatched someone to deliver you the recordings of my conversations with him in person.
Over and out.

“Herr Großmann
Once again you have proved that you're worthy of the Oberarbeiter rank. I've read the recordings and I must say, this operation would be perfect for someone of your caliber.

Since this communication is secure I'm less stressed to discuss your further promotion. Since you've proven yourself loyal to the Union, I would like to give you the title of a GEIST operative. Now, you might not know anything about who the GEIST is but I would be more than glad to personally educate you on the matter. Please find your way to my personal quarters on the Pacifica base. Your promotion must remain hidden from your arbeiter brothers and sisters for their safety.

We will get the explosives from the Fae that were intended on being used on the Hamburg gate and proceed to plan this operation further. I believe we can, for now, use the Corsair installation as an HQ for our operations in the sector. But we will discuss this when we meet.
Regarding Herr Harper, I would be glad to offer him a place to stay for the time being. He is always welcome aboard the Pacifica base. I will personally oversee this operation. Meet me A.S.A.P.
Safe skies."