Dispatch 173.

Hey, satellite.

I've been looking over the data you sent me, your latest scans from Choir.

I didn't see anything to be worried about at first, but I ran them through the history just on a whim and well, there isn't an exact match to anything we need to be worried about, but there are echoes or not echoes, not even traces, crumbs.

And I've just been thinking about the observers who did this last time.

The ones in charge of stopping independence. I just what if they had all the pieces they needed and they just missed

something or what if something broke down I just have all this information in

front of me and you're constantly gathering more and I just worry because there are so many points of failure and all of them come back to us and the stakes are so high, satellite. I've been thinking, maybe you're

right. And I know K-Uppside can hear this and I want them to. There's too much at risk to put this on two people,

even when one of them can do what you can, Gray.

There are too many variables.

Too many actors and well frankly the people here in the fleet know them better than we do.

I think it's time to...

Wait, what's this?

There's a...

There's a signal coming through. Oh, You're going to. So yeah I think the thing that Signet says is she puts a voice to the thing that she puts a voice to the thing that like everyone on thirstis knows and probably a lot of people

on other ships know but like that often doesn't really matter because it was a very it was it was bad but like

What's it going to change by by

Trying to undo the good that she does and stuff like that.

But she says, you know, I was an excerpt.

I was the excerpt of Belguard and in the fight where Belguard was lost, she probably very specifically says was lost and not like perished.

I left Belguard intact and Belguard did not remain intact and that's my that's my sacrilege. I'm sorry all the more reason to come with me and she begins to walk towards the temple

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