Ainu Depot, Hokkaido
From Manhattan, I went to Colorado and took a look around the trade lane systems, docking briefly with a few stations to download their commodity lists. From Colorado to Galileo &madsh; much the same routine. Thence to Shikoku, Kepler (where I, once more) did a little exploration work), back to Shikoku and New Tokyo. A routing blunder took me into Honshu, but I turned round and headed to Hokkaido. And here I am now, flying out of the system.
My 70u of luxury consumer goods sold for $1440 each, which is a princely sum by anyone's reckoning. At $70 per unit, I thought the deal on hydrogen fuel was a winner, so I bought a full hold of that and logged a flight plan to New Berlin. As I left, the Guild informed me that my rating had been increased to 22.
This was my last ever visit to the Blood Dragons' hide-out in Hokkaido, I fear. The notice publicly advertising cardamine in the warehouse was the last straw.
My 70u of luxury consumer goods sold for $1440 each, which is a princely sum by anyone's reckoning. At $70 per unit, I thought the deal on hydrogen fuel was a winner, so I bought a full hold of that and logged a flight plan to New Berlin. As I left, the Guild informed me that my rating had been increased to 22.
This was my last ever visit to the Blood Dragons' hide-out in Hokkaido, I fear. The notice publicly advertising cardamine in the warehouse was the last straw.
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