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$b GTI $b Midgard
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$b Voice $b from $b speakers: Attention engineer teams six to eight, please report to Commander Costa on deck 13E. Be advised, several security breaches have been located in network access to primary data core. Please report any unusual--

$b Cpt. $b Robert $b McKinley: Oh, who do we have here? Lieutenant Miles, my old fellow and comrade! 

$b Lieutenant $b Miles: Hello, Captain. It's been a while since I flied as your wingmen. I must admit you're the last person I expected to see here. 

$b McKinley: I didn't believe when my source whispered me who'd successfully passed SOC recruitment procedure... My mistake. 

$b Miles: There were moments I didn't believe I'd succeed either. 

$b McKinley: Remember, it is a great honour, but also a great responsibility. Special forces take part in secret missions that regular soldiers, even officers like me, know nothing about. 

$b Miles: Since we're talking about you... What has happened to you, Captain? We didn't have an occasion to chat since you were transferred to the Wolf's Fleet six months ago. 

$b McKinley: Nothing worth your attention. I've been quite busy recently seeking recruits for the Wolf's Fleet. Cerberus terrorists have considerably intensified their activity and inflict more and more damage to our convoys and patrols. You know, the Wolf's Group is a sector of strategic significance to us because of numerous resources and, what's more important, vast Ancient ruins that we explore. 

$b Miles: Cerberus. They've been an annoyance here, but I heard it's much worse in the Wolf's Group. 

$b McKinley: It is. Now I've completed recruitment and tomorrow I'm setting off back to Delta Majoris. I just have to discuss several administrative issues with the SOC before I'm done here. 

$b Miles: What, SOC guys have some problems with your recruits? 

$b McKinley: Let's say they remain highly cautious about the Wolf's Fleet and me personally. They still think the fact I'm a Cerberus defector influences my ability to perform my duties. But it's nothing I couldn't handle. 

$b Miles: You handled this back on Eris, when you defected and helped us hunt them down. I'm sure you can handle this now. 

$b McKinley: Thank you, Miles. Well, i think you should go. I don't want to delay you. Farewell and take care of yourself.

$b Miles: Farewell, Captain. 