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For the more vital of resources and items needed by the RGA, including the more powerful MAFVs and related components, along with the synthetic fuel used to power them, the vast number of Wehrmacht weaponry and cartridges, pickup trucks and transports, as well as other heavy ordnance had to be built by the Remnants. Through the power of German engineering and industriousness, the small numbers they possessed was the equivalent to the combined productivity of the Children’s Paradise and the Coalition. Even their robotic machinery, which they personally created to bolster their production capabilities, was not the real reason why. Because of their connections to various South American companies, the Remnants were able to be supplied with components that they later assembled stateside. They were also responsible for the creation of equipment needed to repair damaged tunnels and Dweller cities, in addition to building new ones. And unlike the other two primary producers of RGA and Adelbu activities, they were the ones who tested and engineered prototypes of new equipment for infantry, MAFV and Luftgeschwader use. Schloß Adelburg, the personal palace of Adelbukorps leader Walther Schäffer, oversaw the developmental processes.
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The Wise Man and the Godmother were supposed to meet Schäffer and Brünnhilde at the newly constructed Dweller Palace in Mother’s Den. By earlier September, it was finally available for the Coalition’s use. From what the document entailed, they want him and Margaret to meet them in one of the hallways there at exactly 10PM, on the night of September 11th. Exactly what they were going to talk about, the letter did not say, but the Wise Man inferred with the implication that it must have something to do with the dream he had five nights ago. Ending the message was a very cryptic phrase: “Eine Hans Guck-in-die-Luft Koaleszenz (A Hans Head-in-the-Air

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