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Thread for A Dispatch to William Sanjet, c/o Shinra Inc. Labs

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 A Dispatch to William Sanjet, c/o Shinra Inc. Labs
Madea Malinche
1:47pm, April 10, 2006
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[Delete]		*a private message sent to the head himself. normal security measures, no one should be reading this except the recipient. Unless someone's actively practicing espionage on Shinra.*


Mr. Sanjet,

We would like to express our thanks for allowing us the use of your labs. We are as pleased with the process of "Experiment Scion" as you and your scientists must be. Thankfully, both the scientists and our demands have been able to be met on equal grounds, until recently. Up until now, we have been free to bring in whatever "relics" we deemed were required during the experiment; however, we have been refused to bring in the last few. Your scientists say that they make the area too cluttered, but we believe this to be a lie. We overheard one of your men state that they were in fact repelled and "made nervous" by the presence of our objects.

Rest assured, these relics have no effect on your men, and we believe it's more important that they are present for your men's safety.

We hope to have this issue dealt with and corrected promptly. Also, I would like to have a private meeting with you to discuss another "venture" that may be profitable to your company and yourself.


--Father L. Galvin

Edited 8:48am, April 10, 2006 by Madea Malinche, author.
 
William Sanjet
10:33pm, April 10, 2006
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[Delete]		You will have no problems. Shift rotations of the SSF and Power Armor squads will be taking place this week and I'll make sure those at the desert reactor will be given instructions to allow you to bring your relics in. We do require that whatever you decide to bring in doesn't get in the way of every day operations of the mako ractor.

-William Sanjet.
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