Greetings from Galileo
24 Jul 2018User30535
To whom it may concern. 
Awake.
I slept with the radio on. Soma Blue Mars echoes in the hotel room.
A quick shower, augmented reality news and information through the corridors. Automated services and of course elite shop and shipyard. This is Jameson Memorial. A top notch one-stop all ships and modules. One of the most popular stations of the whole Milky Way.
That being said, it's imperative that I leave this place as soon as possible. This starport is too busy for my taste.
Last minute purchases just to secure a few weeks away from the hordes.
Passenger cabins, two new ships, a few "A-graded" modules and I am done. Feels good to have the fleet almost up to date after a long break from the helm. I spent quite some time in Olympus Village studying philosophy. Such a delightful place, but I'm glad to be back at the void.
I had enough time to layout a few plans. You can find more details about my passenger operation on the PAX OPS MARK ONE. More will come about the other endeavors. But on that note, lets remember that the future belongs to Andromeda no matter what, where or why. I just gotta make sure to explore my possibilities and I have a fleet ready to engage destiny's gravitational waves.
Galileo sleeps on the dark side of the moon. Approach clear and steady. There's no rush. After the scout tour of about 1,275 Ly using two ships to set grounds for a few operations. Fruition and timing. Presence.
The numbers from the PAX OPS already cover all expenses of the second operation. And the recently bought ships are also paid for. This is all coming together like an orchestra. I don't know what else to say.
Part of the fleet have stains on the hull that won't be easy to wash away. And before removing those, more will come. Some of the jobs are shady and despicable, but on the other hand, they'll be done no matter what. Talk about choosing a side of the battle? What if there's no sides. We already know where it ends. All that is left, rather than find meaning is to find a way through.
The inhabited bubble around Sol is always expanding at a vertiginous pace. That must be the reason why my fleet was capable of returning so much profit and market projection in so little time. It's been only a few days, and two settlements. Judging by the available data, time is on my side. I must keep my eyes open to find my way through as it is the only way out. One can only go through.
An ever sounding network pulses from star to star, and I'm taking the call. Pilots leave their traces and share their wisdom and it is my duty to retribute. It states my gratitude. I'll be back with more details on the upcoming operations as soon as possible. Explore, dig deep and investigate what possibilities are out there to take.
