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Monsieur Baguette

12-31-2019, 08:32 AM,

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Emile Lavoisier

Collègues,

Receiving request of monsieur Giroux, the chief managers entrusted me to find the supplied or "Corvo" in Omicrons. I managed to make my way to Omicron Delta where I met a pilot of a zoner organisation "Genesis Research Group". Apparently, a research enterprise of some sort. The pilot in question confirmed that his organisation constructs "Corvos" and we may reach to them to that end. The pilot also mentioned a "graveyard" in the neighbouring system which I proceeded to check out. There indeed appeared to be many disabled ships. Apparently, there was a big battle there. Maybe, people with the access to military databases know it. I made the 3D scans of the ships for further analysis of our engineers. While internal equipment and parameters are obviously off the limit due to the limitations of the scanning and the damaged nature of the hulls, the shape of the ships can provide insight into Sirius shipbuilding.

Logs of interaction with Zoner

There, in the Omicrons, I also witnessed something resembling trade lanes but clearly non-human in design. They led to what appeared as some structure, perhaps, a jump gate. The lanes being inactive and my vessel being only a small scouting ship, I deemed it necessary to withdraw.

Unknown structures

After my mission in the Omicrons was completed, I ventured back into Gallia through Omegas and Bretonia. In Omega 49 system, now claimed by Bretonians as Exeter (and they were blaming us for expansion, hypocrites) I witnessed a fight between the Bretonian Armed Forces and what appears to be the navy of the communists, the Coalition. Bretonians landed a decisive victory without losing any ships. Battle-hardened by the Royal Fleet of Gallia, no less. I was observing the combat from afar and scanning the vessels for possible insights of any sorts. One particular case puzzled me - a weapon used by a Bretonian Intelligence ship that showed signatures of non-human origin, similar to what I picked up from strange creatures in the Omicrons. This information might prove useful for the Marine Nationale and the Enclave Forces.

Skirmish between Bretonians and the Coalition

Unknown weaponry

After the combat I made an interesting acquaintance: a Gaul, ex-counsillard, who joined the ranks of the communists and later on sided with Bretonians in what appears to be as a coup in the Coalition. Since that monsieur and his associates were fighting for Bretonians, I assume they might be similar to privateers that fought the Royal Navy in the Hebrides during the war. If such, perhaps we can sell them ships. Or not, they are still communists after all. The logs of the talk are provided below.

Ex-Council pilot interaction

Following the interaction, I managed to make it safely back to Languedoc. It was a long trip and I guess, I deserve to take a paid leave. Take care, mes amies!