Ship's Log
--Dieter the Bold 00:46, 19 May 2007 (MST) Hey guys, due to all the issues that the stolen 'bot has caused us, I've created a list of Security Procedures I think it would behoove us to adhere to. Please look them over and feel free to comment.
--Dieter the Bold 18:13, 20 May 2007 (MST) Gentlemen, I've looked over Grandfather's message and think we should take option 1 or 3 and consider ourselves lucky. I'd definitely like the money, and with that amount I'm sure I could build us a better robot than the one we had for half the price. As for option 3, I don't really know who this Stonewall character is, but we came up with a plan that got him fucked the shit up. As I understand it he's got something going on against these Chino bitches, so I figure the least we could do is straighten out that problem for him as an apology for getting him killed, or close to it.
Sola: I think he's suggesting he'll give up all three.
--Matts 10:45, 21 May 2007 (MST)Why don't we take it? It's as much of an admission of defeat as we'll wring from the guy, and further conflict will just raise our profile even more.
--Dieter the Bold 14:13, 21 May 2007 (MST) If he's really offering all three, I don't see how we have a choice. We don't have the resources or contacts to prosecute an underground war here against factions we don't even know about. Plus 120,000 is a lot of money. If no one is opposed, I say we have Ules send an agreement notice immediately so we can get the hell off this rock immediately.
--Edmiao 19:07, 21 May 2007 (MST) There remains an object below the floor of the building that we were excavating. I think we would be remiss if we failed to unearth it. it is made of composite materials, and thus may be a precursor artifact. I date the stucture as pre-fall in origin, and may in fact be much older than pre-fall. Further, we need to stick around for a while until Stonewall has healed enough to resume his role protecting his people. It was our fault that he became so greivously injured, and it would be dishonorable to leave before he was back on his feet.
