Archived Conversation: Saul Bright and Emilia Weiss
"Archived Conversation: Saul Bright and Emilia Weiss" – email from Cyberpunk 2077. EMILIA WEISS: Lost our transport of parts for the new research center. Went missing on Aldecaldo turf. SAUL BRIGHT: "Our" meaning whose? EMILIA WEISS: Meaning Biotechnica's.
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EMILIA WEISS: Lost our transport of parts for the new research center. Went missing on Aldecaldo turf.
SAUL BRIGHT: "Our" meaning whose?
EMILIA WEISS: Meaning Biotechnica's. But I'm making some private inquiries at the moment. We work on the same turf, but that doesn't mean we have to step on each other's toes.
SAUL BRIGHT: Not our problem. You're in the Badlands, and out here you stand to run into all sorts of gangs and threats.
SAUL BRIGHT: Maybe you should have chosen a quieter location for that new center.
EMILIA WEISS: The nature of the research demands discretion. We need it done out of the way, as far out of the city as possible.
EMILIA WEISS: If we were to hire someone to track down our cargo... how much would a job like that set us back?
SAUL BRIGHT: Well, considering the apparent value of the cargo... the price would be high.
EMILIA WEISS: In eurodollars please, and with a deadline.
SAUL BRIGHT: Like I said, the price would be high, and not just in eurodollars. We can get those with any contract out here.
EMILIA WEISS: So what's your ask?
SAUL BRIGHT: Reverse transpiration xerophytes.
EMILIA WEISS: But they're not ready for the market yet…
SAUL BRIGHT: Well put them on the market. A prototype series. That is, unless you're in no hurry.
EMILIA WEISS: All right, a small prototype batch, but I can't guarantee they'll grow, they're still in the testing phase. They haven't even been planted outside of lab conditions.
EMILIA WEISS: And what sort of deadline can I count on for the recovery of our cargo?
SAUL BRIGHT: I'll start looking once those first buds bloom. Shouldn't be too long after.
SAUL BRIGHT: "Our" meaning whose?
EMILIA WEISS: Meaning Biotechnica's. But I'm making some private inquiries at the moment. We work on the same turf, but that doesn't mean we have to step on each other's toes.
SAUL BRIGHT: Not our problem. You're in the Badlands, and out here you stand to run into all sorts of gangs and threats.
SAUL BRIGHT: Maybe you should have chosen a quieter location for that new center.
EMILIA WEISS: The nature of the research demands discretion. We need it done out of the way, as far out of the city as possible.
EMILIA WEISS: If we were to hire someone to track down our cargo... how much would a job like that set us back?
SAUL BRIGHT: Well, considering the apparent value of the cargo... the price would be high.
EMILIA WEISS: In eurodollars please, and with a deadline.
SAUL BRIGHT: Like I said, the price would be high, and not just in eurodollars. We can get those with any contract out here.
EMILIA WEISS: So what's your ask?
SAUL BRIGHT: Reverse transpiration xerophytes.
EMILIA WEISS: But they're not ready for the market yet…
SAUL BRIGHT: Well put them on the market. A prototype series. That is, unless you're in no hurry.
EMILIA WEISS: All right, a small prototype batch, but I can't guarantee they'll grow, they're still in the testing phase. They haven't even been planted outside of lab conditions.
EMILIA WEISS: And what sort of deadline can I count on for the recovery of our cargo?
SAUL BRIGHT: I'll start looking once those first buds bloom. Shouldn't be too long after.
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