Esteemed Mr. Town.

We deeply apologize for the delay. Unfortunate as it is, Home Office is widely occupied with pressuring matters originating in the aftermath of the Gallic war and could not attend to your message earlier. Be assured that the house Bretonia has not forgotten the sacrifices each and every individual made to ensure our very existence but we are in a problematic situation, bluntly spoken.

The Home Office is in the short-term unable to allocate the required funds to finance yet another project on our own but we cannot simply abandon our citizens. We came to an agreement with the Defence Staff and managed to strike a deal for the Junker community. The Liverpool wreckage, still floating nearby the Magellan Gate, is yours. Disassemble it to your hearts content, due to precise nature of the attack, a good amount of parts should still be recoverable.

Strict business aside for a moment. If the Junkers of Trafalgar require more aid, we will have to find a compromise. With a bit pressure and a few convincing words and things, I can attempt to convince some people to promote Gateway or Bowex aid in your reconstruction efforts. I hope you understand what this entails and that this endeavor is not exactly following the handbook, thus is holding some risks for myself.

Esteemed Mr. Town.

I am truly sorry for the repeated delay in response.
It proved to be challenging to reach a few people within the Home Office around me and ask them for additional ideas. As it turns out, the vast majority of them is too busy with other affairs to - I may quote - "divide our attention to help some scrap collectors". Some even expressed a negative response to the motion uttered by the Home Office to permit the Junkers of Trafalgar salvaging rights for the Liverpool wreck.

It is most unfortunate that I am not possessing the leeway and influence to stress the importance of additional aid through conventional means. I am sure you understand where this is heading. I will require your help to have something convincing to present my superior, so that I can pass a motion to our corporate entities and potentially ALG Waste Disposal to find a solution for the Trafalgar Junkers. Such extensive levels of radiation are a high threat to the public visiting Trafalgar, not just its permanent inhabitants. An immense health risk like this is intolerable and I pledge to support you to the best of my abilities and capabilities.

Should the dire times we live in also limit your abilities to provide convincing means, there will be a single option left. I would take initiative on my own and risk my job. I will need guarantees then. A backup plan, so to speak.