To: Bretonia Armed Forces [BAF|], Bretonia Intelligence Service - Mysterious Salvage

[Azan27]

From: Geoff Dunim, BMM Employee
Location: Thames Station, New London System

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To whom it may concern;

During routine industrial salvage operations surrounding BMM operations at the New London -> Cambridge jumpgate, I came across something... well, something. Originally registered as some sort of waste material on the scanners, it was tractored off-scene to clear the jumpgate for regular traffic. Once I had it up close, however, the stuff began giving off some very peculiar readings. On a personal hunch, I decided to bring it back to HQ for analysis by the R&D department. Technician Nathans completed his examination of the readings yesterday, and suggested I contact the government with the intention of handing over the materials.

I'm not sure what these objects are, but I've had HazMat canisters transferred over from our stockpile on South Hampton, and am currently storing the materials in a non-contamination section of my hold. I can't be sure, but I'm beginning to suspect internal damage has been inflicted on my ship's systems; scanner and database functions have been on the fritz.

It's worth noting that prior to the salvage operation, patrols reported the destruction of an unknown craft several clicks off of the gate. No full scanner data exists to verify this craft's identity.

Enclosed are internal scans of the material's contents:



I'd like to get this stuff out of my hold and into the proper hands as soon as possible. If necessary, I can arrange for a direct transfer of the materials.

Geoff Dunim, signing out.

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Let it burn.

[Xelon]

...Incoming Transmission...

Source ID: Admiral Mike Havering
Source Location: Planet New London
Encryption: High
Priority: High

Mister Dunim

We're sending a team over to take hold of the material.
The BIS or specialists from the Armed Forces will be with you shortly.

It goes without saying that this is a delicate matter and doesn't need to receive more attention from your side as soon as we have all the relevant data.

Thank you for bringing this forward.

Signed: Mike Havering

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[Husher]

>Incomming message.
> To: Geoff Dunim, BMM Employee.
>Classification Ultra-1.
>Uploader Classified.
>Subject: Remains.

Hello Mr Dunim.
>We have received a message from BAF HQ that you have some items in your possession which are classified extremely hazardous, we need to transfer these items as fast as possible to a secured ship for research and study.
>Studies on previous items of these so called “nomads" have proven hazardous and a real life threat if not treated with extreme care. We can not stress enough to you and possible crew, to stay clear of these artifacts to prevent contamination.

>We will dispatch a ship with appropriate decon and containment teams aboard, they will take care of these hazardous materials. They will check and clean your ship on possible damage and check you and possible crew of possible contamination.


>Please rendezvous our ship at coordinates set by the captain on scene. Be aware that these materials cannot be transferred inside ANY station to prevent crew contamination.

With regards
T. Buckley.

[Azan27]

From: Geoff Dunim, BMM Employee
Location: Thames Station, New London System

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Mr. Buckley,

I've taken the precautions you asked of me, and ensured the materials remained contained. I would like to schedule a transfer of the... er, 'remains' as soon as possible. Sometime this Sunday, GMT, would be good. Please arrange a time window and write me back, so I know when to be around. I'd prefer not to trust this to one of our interns, and would much rather do it myself.

Geoff Dunim, out.


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Let it burn.

[Husher]

>Incomming message.
> To: Geoff Dunim, BMM Employee.
>Classification Ultra-1.
>Uploader Classified.
>Subject: Remains.

>Its good to hear our citizens can see these "remains" are highly dangerous. We will setup a meeting point comming sunday GMT+1 between 22:00 and 00:00.

>Mr Dunim be aware that our scans take around fifteen mins to complete and to establish iff you are free of any "infections".

With regards
T. Buckley.