To: AP Manufacturing Research Materials Depot/ James Clarke

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ID: Erik Nodtviet
Location: Durban Station, Omicron Rho
Subject: Supplies/Convoy
Encryption: Invincible

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Greetings Captain Davis,

Recently, a large neural net crash undid many of the Cores communications. Fortunately, I was able to back up most of them including this one:

The Invictus was successfully delivered to Southampton Shipyard. Attached are images documenting it's arrival.
Guncams

Spoiler

The Invictus is moored at Alabama Shipyard in Omicron Rho.


The Invictus is escorted out of Omicron Delta by Core pilots.


The Invictus arrives at Southampton Shipyard.


The Invictus is subsequently moored.

When we reached Bretonia we were escorted by the [TFA]HMS-Adlington. Please give the Captain our regards for making our journey through Bretonia safe.

Currently the Invictus is suffering from a power core affliction and some hull plating issues. If your men could replace the power core, as well as replace the hull panels, that would make it suitable for flying back to the Omicrons again.

I will send the Captain of the Adlington your regards and thanks. I will also like to excuse that I wasn't able tor respond to your message in time due to reasons I am sure you are aware but the CNS. Southampton assures me thay have began work on the Invictus.

However our logistics division the Merchant Navy is very hard pressed by the recent events in New London and the re-organisation of the High Command in order to cover the demands of the Armed Forces . Probably the Commanding officer of the Southampton shipyards will contact you regarding your own logistics division doing supply runs to the Shipyard but that's a possibility. If any problems should occur please don't hesitate to contact me.

It is excellent to hear that Southampton Shipyard has already begun work on the Invictus.

We will be patiently awaiting for when the Shipyard Administrator contacts us. We can certainly allow for some our logistics division to deliver commodities to Southampton to assist in the repairs. Although, we may have to contract a Bretonian corporation to gather the more local commodities.

My name is Administrator William Bowles and I have been tasked to supervise the repair of the Destroyer Invictus. Now the first second check up's are complete and the teams have begun the repair processes. However the vessel is adapted to serve the armed forces something that was not considered during the transfer. Several unmatching equipment has lead to the destroyer unoptimal performance. We should start with the engines.

My engineers evaluate that the damage to the engines is beyond saving, how have you managed to get here is a miracle. The engines are in this bad shape because bretonian ships are designed to run on mox not on deuterium . As we found traces of this compound in the vessel's fuel tanks.

In order to prevent this we have to adapt a new engine to match the core's needs however we don't have the neccery components here to build an engine from scratch. So we would require the fallowing items.

List:
500 Units of Duterium
500 Units of Iridium
3000 Engine Components
3000 Ship Hull Pannels

You'll be pleased to know we have finished the deliveries. With these materials, hopefully you can start the repairs of the Invictus immediately. If you require anything else during this process, we can provide it.

Here are the attachments:

I hope the repairs on the Invictus will be completed shortly.

-E. Nodtviet
Guildmaster, The Core
CEO, AP Manufacturing

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