An Unconventional Solution, Part 9
Apr20
on April 20, 2017
at 12:01 am
Requiem: Silence
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Besides, Dehane is still out there. He could still pierce this mission and create a massive PR problem.
http://requiem.spiderforest.com/?comic=08242011
PROBLEM: Giving the ship back minus contents is suspicious and creates an unwanted document trail. It is sub-optimal to take it to a friendly port for unloading. The ideal case from a secrecy+legal perspective is leaving the ship wherever it is and Our Heroes salvage what they want (printer and any other useful goodies)
That said, they want the ship. It is a massively useful thing to have around. It’s fusion reactor is a power source, it can be refitted as mobile living quarters or even a command center. Or it can haul large loads of cargo hopefully under the radar. If they can (preferably legally) salvage the ship too, that’s a big plus.
In her eyes, if you are planning on the whole thing getting disappeared, and not reappearing until after the world has ended…thinking about the legal end of things is a waste of breath.