Starfield:Computer (Derelict PCH Quarter Master)

Computer
Editor ID	SE_KT09_QuarterMaster
Location	Derelict PCH (random)

Computer the Quarter Master's computer where they talk about the smuggling jobs they've done.

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Quartermaster's Computer
Va'ruun Heretic Pamphlets	Date: 12-25-2325 Cargo: Va'ruun Heretic Pamphlets Location: New Atlantis Client Codename: One-Eyed Jack My dear wife's going to kill me for working on Christmas. And she'd leave my corpse for the Ashtas if she knew it was to smuggle this heretic propaganda. But as the Captain says, business is business, and House Va'ruun's credits are as good as any. Maybe I'll bring her some xenoflowers from one of those tropical biomes.
Mech Components	Date: 1-07-2326 Cargo: Crate of Mech Components Location: Neon Client Codename: Seven of Diamonds Mech components, probably for DRONE. I don't pry though. Captain says the less I know, the better, and given I know absolutely nothing about machines, I reckon it's for the best.
Harvested Organs	Date: 2-14-2326 Cargo: Harvested Organs Location: Akila City Client Codename: Queen of Hearts First Christmas, now Valentine's Day. I could bring the missus one of the hearts we got in the cargo hold, but I don't think that's the kind she had in mind. She'd get a laugh out of it though. Sometimes humor grants more favor than romance. Not this time, but sometimes.
Black Market Antiquities	Date: 3-04-2326 Cargo: Black Market Antiquities Location: New Atlantis Client Codename: Ten of Clubs Antiques are always a tough haul. A lot of it is fragile and you need to make sure it's packed right and the flight is smooth. One jerk of the throttle could be the difference between a big payday or a huge debt. That's why the Captain likes to fly these missions personally.
Unnamed Crates	Date: 3-16-2326 Cargo: Unnamed Crates Location: Vectera Client Codename: Suicide King I asked the Captain the obvious question: what's in the damn crates? And she says she doesn't know. Evidently, the client wants the contents to remain a secret. Finnegan says that's nonsense. He wants to open the crates, but I convince him it's a bad idea. But I also told the Captain, it'd be nice to have more transparency. Should we get caught, a man ought to know what he's going to prison for. Without missing a beat, she tells me, "Let's not get caught then."