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Dear Cobalt Company and Associates:
I hope you’re having a wonderful autumn! This is my favorite time of year living above ground, when the air turns cooler and the leaves all change into such lovely colors. It’s especially nice this year, since we have no world-ending threat to handle. I value these times of relative peace.
Alliance News
As it’s not much of a secret anymore, I’m authorized to say that one of Cobalt Company’s priorities was to locate Prince Anduin Wrynn. His ship had wrecked on the coast of Pandaria and he’d moved inland. I am happy to report that the prince has been located and is currently protected. I can’t provide any more precise details for obvious reasons of security. Aside from that, there’s not that much new to report!
Company News
Blue Squad has assisted with matters of ecological concern in the Krasarang Wilds, since the concerns in question have led to tendencies toward people-consumption in the region’s tigers and crocolisks. The crocolisks, in particular, have been menacing a fishing village near the coast, and would certainly be an issue for any future Alliance fleet arrival. It turns out that the issue there was overfishing by the pandaren and particularly the hozen, leading to a shortfall in the usual crocolisk food supply. The issue with the tigers was simply a matter of surplus tigers in the environment. Our team addressed that, as well as reducing the prey species by a commensurate amount.
White Squad continued working with the Stormstouts, who uncovered an unexpected old family connection between their family branch on the Wandering Isle and the Stormstouts of Pandaria, owners of a prominent brewery in the Valley of the Four Winds. However, the Pandarian Stormstouts have proven bafflingly uninterested in – perhaps even hostile to – their long-lost kin. Our team worked with Chen and Li Li to find the ingredients for developing a brew that will impress the locals. This proved to be a painstaking process, as they sought out the best water and also investigated a possibly-haunted cave for sweet cave barley. I trust that the results will bear out their efforts.
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At your service, as always,
Captain Jo Sparkwire