Commander Parth

 Amalgamated Automatons, Inc.                                 December 12, 2167

Lonn Jameson Building

88 4th Street

Lortan City, Arbelius


Commander Parth:


In the six years since AA formed Argrath Intelligence as a corporate espionage

team, we did not suspect that you would use the agency as a general purpose

independent intelligence firm. I would like to stress the importance of AA's

staying inconspicuous and away from standard government contracts. AA is not

to be a contender in the competetive world of capitalistic espionage; it is

for information gathering and covert activity for the benefit of the company.


We understand that a particular agent of yours, one Michael Telan, is your

usual field operative in these "real spying" cases. For this reason, as well

as Telan's documented success, we would like you to assign him to this mission,

which is a corporate task, but is as close to conventional espionage as we

would like you to venture.


We want you to have Telan steal the IP-39 prototype from the IPHS company for

AA duplication and use. Certain sources inform us that another firm, a true

independent company, Indemnity Intelligence, is also trying to obtain the

android. We also know that the communist organization, The Knights of the Red

Flag, want the machine as well. You must obtain it first. Fail in this mission,

Commander Parth, and AA will be forced to dissolve AI as it's such a failure

it isn't even worth the tax break.


That is all.


                   (signed) John MacCumhaill





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