ONN: Revenant Casino Issues Major Announcement
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Originally Published on Janary 28th, 2495
Orbital News Network/Saeko Mori
ONN News Desk, Saeko Mori reporting.
In a stunning press release issued by The Revenant Group, ONN News has learned that the famous Revenant Hotel and Casino, a Luna landmark, is moving operations to Cocoon Station. The heavy lifters and construction equipment are being removed, in order to resume normal traffic operations outside the structure.
Keiko Watanabe, CEO of the Revenant Group, had this to say:
"We have decided to move our operations to Cocoon station, and by doing so bring with us the legendary reputation of excellence and luxury, which can now be extended to the station's citizens. We are extremely excited about the possibilities afforded by such a move, and the potential to extend our unmatched services to an entirely new, and appreciative, patronage. "
When asked what the deciding factor was, that prompted such a move, Watanabe replied:
"The fiduciary climate on Luna has made it difficult, if not impossible, to operate the casino and hotel sustainably. I won't go into details, but certain taxes have been levied upon us, singling us out among the other fine establishments on Luna. "
"Certain holdings will remain on Luna in accordance with the charter my predecessors at the Revenant signed years ago. The Pool club and hotel, as well as certain other real estate investments will continue as before. This should keep us within our legal obligations and provide a much needed respite where taxes are concerned."
Asked if any other changes would be made, Watanabe was quick to note, "Like our facility on Luna, we will be operating on a strict rule of non-violence on the Revenant grounds. We are also partnering with Shinsoku Forgeworks, who will insure the safety of our patrons. And we are rebranding the Pulse nightclub to a supper club, to offer fine dining to our guests."
The reopening of the Revenant Casino and Hotel is slated for early next month. In response, the Lunite Governor's office could not be reached for comment.
ONN News Desk, Saeko Mori.