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11/15/2014 1:16:55 AM
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Now The Japanese Republic sends a strongly worded letter to the UNSC about how they almost killed them.
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The UNSC sends back a letter to apologize for their behavior against Japan. They wish to resume peaceful trade with Japan.
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I don't know how we're receiving these letters since neither of us know where the other is, but let's just roll with it. The Japanese Republic accepts the offer of trade, and will give co-ordinates to their location as soon as they can figure out where the hell they are.
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We send you a cartographer who knows his shit. So much, he knows where you are.
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The Japanese Republic now occupies a position that places it as the second-closest system to Corellia. No system was overwritten, and no hypserspace lanes were broken by this. Who knew a giant warp drive could break the fabric of universes?
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So now you're in our star system. Ok at this point it would make sense. You can have Vergesso asteroids and Cato Neimoidia.
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galaxy*, I don't know where the Vergesso asteroids or Cato Neimoidia are either. I do know Cato Neimoidia is a core world though.
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Sorry i mixed up the both. Both worlds are nearby Corellia
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Edited by CAD1420Z: 11/15/2014 1:39:28 AMAlright. If I remember correctly, aren't the Vergesso asteroids home to the Verpine? Or am I mixing that up?
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Nah, the Vergesso asteroids are just, and the description reads: "One of the galaxy's biggest asteroid fields and the easiest to maneuver. That is why it is full of space stations." But you own it now.
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Neat. Cheap mining operations commence! And apparently loads of space stations.
