Rosa and M&M's Correspondence[]
This is a pile of correspondence between a technician, Rosa, in Rediesel Desert and M&M Second-hand Parts Store in Umbraton. To get cheap parts for her modification projects, Rosa reached out to the parts store M&M in Umbraton that had exactly what she needed. Their cooperation went on for over a decade until Rosa passed away. We could have a peek at the daily life in Rediesel Desert and Umbraton through these letters.
Introduction[]
Store owner Max agreed to Rosa's purchase on credit request. Minny showed strong interest in the enclosed modification drawings for a hovercar. She even made an engine following Rosa's drawings.
Second Year's Correspondence II[]
Dear Lady Rosa:
We sympathize with your situation. You can catch up on the last payment when you send in your next order. Also, the modification schematic for the hovercar you sent was very valuable, and I believe it can offset a portion of your debt.
Good health and fortune to you.
Yours,
M&M Parts
In the flower season
P.S.:
Rosa, this is Minny again.
I wonder if your leg has healed at the time of this writing... Oh, how loathe such hollow greetings that failed to convey my sincerity and come off as mere lip service, but I do indeed hope you are recuperating.
You mentioned in the previous letter that you once worked for Illumina, which would be shocking news. My father and I tried to guess your identity before. I've met those from the Rediesel Desert, and while some of them were into modding, they were pure novices compared to your expertise. The mystery has finally been solved by your letter, and I can hardly contain or describe my excitement other than, "Of course!" We are honored to have earned your trust and we will not let you down or reveal your identity to anyone.
The modding schematic you sent is fantastic! I'm guessing your intention is to increase the car's stability when hovering and ensure no debris gets sucked into the interior. I also noticed the generator is a new iteration, so I decided to follow the blueprint, replicate it with my father, install it on our small pickup and see how it goes. You never know. Maybe we'll have a very speedy pickup soon!