Location: Omicron Minor | Battleship Isis
Subject: Research Operation in Chester


Hello comrades.

This is Lieutenent Elena Campillo.

Yesterday I were in Edinburgh at Islay base.

Some of the Gaian Pilots there talked about a Nebula in Chester.

Their conversation sounded very interesting to me.

So I asked if it is possible to show me this Nebula (known as "Rhyl Nebula").

They where so friendly so we flew there.

When we reached the Nebula my scanners get crazy.

High-energy-signals from everywere where on my scanners. Some flashes started to brighten the Nebula.

One short moment I saw a Siluette in the nebula. A very huge one.

I setted course to the siluette.

I was very surprised when I went closer.

It was a Nomad Lair. Similar to the one we found in Omicron 92. But still active.

Energy Impulses let my ship shake a bit.

When we went closer to the Lair Nomads appeared on our Scanners.

So I think this Lair is still in use. Maybe we should start a research mission and try to get new information about the K'Hara's.

I made some scans with my Bastet. But my scanners were not able to scan the inner structures of the Lair.

The only problem is that my Ships database was damaged when we went out of the Nebula.

But we're lucky. I send them to one of the Gaians after my scans were complete.

In addition the Gaians know this place better than our Agents.

So my Idea was to involve the Gaians in this research Mission.

A Resheph would be a good Idea too to scan the inner struckture I think.

At least. I request the files I sended to the Gaians to show the Order the situation there.

Thats it.



See you in space.

Campillo out.

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Good evening to ya, gentlemen! I've enclosed gun-cam shots taken by miss Campillo, handed over t' me as part of my "delivery". I've taken th' liberty of addin' a few of my own shots as well.

Looking forward t' hearing yer answer.

Cheers!

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