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01-18-2023, 04:43 AM,

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» Sender - Forrest Logan, Captain - AWES-Aspiration, All Worlds Enterprises & Securities

» Recipient - Executive Offices

» Location - Salt Lake Station, New York system

» Subject - Field Report

Good day Executive Offices,

Our supply runs took us to a number of destinations today in an effort to build up our coffers while assisting local upgrade projects.

We departed from Tau-31 to grab a load of Optronic Arrays from Tsushima Depot in Kyushu for base factory upgrades - the trip was nominal and we returned in record time.

While on Convergence Trade Centre base in Tau-31, the docking staff delightfully pointed out that they had received some standard ore supplies over the course of the week that he would handsomely pay us to run out to Bretonia for them. We were happy to oblige.

Our first load of Niobium Ore was delivered to Sprague in Omega-3 for a very nice profit. This also put us in a good position to pick a number of profitable cargos to return with. For the sake of convenience, we just grabbed some Reinforced Alloys from Leicester Shipping Platform for a quick run back through Cambridge to drop the product off at Nebula Technologies, knowing they always need this material. We managed to locate some Gold Ore to take back to Tau-31 so some other crew would have product to run if they were Kusari-bound.

After a brief lay-over, we were again approached by the dock master - Raw Hydrocarbons now were the priority of the day. While I was glad to see the base getting activity with our imports, this guy hopefully was making great sales to other crews too and not just our own! So, off we went again to Bretonia - a cargo hold full Raw Hydrocarbons we paid a bit higher for, due to its mid-way point in the route from its source.

It was shaping up to be another easy profitable run, until we exited the jump gate into Leeds - to be greeted by a disrupted lane and a heavily armed bomber of our friendly Lane Hacker faction.

While no combat took place, there was a lengthy discourse that was full of excitement - I somehow complimented them, they returned the favor with interest in us, there was a quick mention of recruitment into our organization somewhere... serious stuff.

However my wit and small talk did not succeed to get them from asking on the old credits for passage shick. Hauling expensive Raw Hydrocarbons instead of hull segments likely did not help my case, despite my attempts to downplay our margins (which were in all honesty actually lower due to midway pickup, but I digress).

In the end the Lane Hacker ship called Stellarum was paid 5 million credits to keep their guns off-line. I've included the logs of the conversation in my report below.

We proceeded to Cambridge to sell our cargo to Portsmouth Shipyard and picked up some Hull Segments for base upgrades