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My name is Vexar. It's going to be a hot
day.
Not because of the sun.
On Caron 9, you almost never see the
sun.
This planet has no rules and no law.
It's a refuge for every bastard in the
galaxy.
Spare a credit, human?
Been a while since I saw your face
around here.
Pour me something.
What will it be?
Whiskey.
Whiskey?
Haven't poured whiskey in a thousand
years.
Figures a human would still drink this
poison.
That's why I asked for it.
You're coming with us.
Take your hand off me. I said move.
Oh
Easy boys.
You always make an entrance.
You always send idiots first.
Fair enough.
The Baron wants to see you.
There's work.
Well,
look what finally crawled back into
civilization. You said there's work.
Straight to business. Same old Vexar.
Drink,
sit,
relax. I'm relaxed.
Yeah.
Yeah. You look very relaxed.
Pretty, isn't she?
There it is.
Who is she?
Nobody important, at least not anymore.
She disappeared 3 months ago. Since
then, half the outer systems have been
looking for her.
Why?
Corporation business.
Which corporation?
Helix Dominion.
I represent their interests here. He
keeps the money clean. I keep my hands
dirty.
They want her alive.
Why?
They didn't tell me.
You know how these corporate bastards
are. They pay.
I don't ask questions. We lost every
tracker we sent after her. She vanished
somewhere beyond the outer systems. No
signals, no confirmed sightings,
nothing.
How do I find her?
Half now. Find her. Hold her.
Send the signal. Then Fett and the Helix
Dominion boys come collect. You got
anything useful?
Last rumors place her somewhere near the
outer mining routes. That's all we have.
But if anyone can track a ghost through
dead space, it's you.
I'll find her. I know.
Never seen her.
Don't swear in here.
I got a bad feeling about
I know you know everyone around this
station. Now, tell me,
have you ever seen her here?
No.
First time I've seen her. Don't lie
to me. You know what
happens if you do. I I swear I've I've
never seen her.
Not once.
Try somewhere else.
Hunters aren't welcome on our dock.
Never seen her.
You knew her.
I don't know anything.
You ran.
People run from hunters.
Start talking.
She wasn't a criminal.
Not like they said.
What did you do?
I hid her here.
Two weeks.
Changed your clearance.
Erased her name from the logs.
Helix Dominion found her.
I opened Doc 7. There was an old survey
ship.
She stole it before they reached the
bay. Where did she go?
I don't know for sure.
The ship went dark after the jump. But?
One emergency navigation ping came back
before it vanished.
Dedra.
Forbidden planet.
Almost nobody comes back.
The place itself kills anything alive.
Not falling for that.
Damn.
Your master sent you a long way, dog.
I'm not from Helix's dominion.
I know.
That makes you worse.
A paid bastard with a gun.
One less monster in the universe.
Koshka!
NO, THAT'S MINE!
NO!
NO!
YOU MADE A MISTAKE COMING HERE. YOU
SHOULD HAVE stayed in your hole.
Now you die.
You're not the first to say that.
How much did they pay you, bastard?
Hope you choke on it.
Move.
You idiot.
You have no idea what you just woke.
How do you think I stayed alive here?
Nothing in these jungles comes near
these caves.
This is her ground.
The mother of this planet.
Slow down, idiot. You'll walk us
straight into something hungry.
Keep moving.
You don't know this jungle. I know
enough.
You know nothing. You're going to get us
killed.
Don't touch the red pods. You could have
said that earlier.
So, that's all this is to you?
You hunt people down.
Dead or alive.
Whatever pays better. It's what I do.
Then there's nothing human left in you.
How many before me?
Enough.
Do you remember their faces?
No.
Then I'll make sure you remember mine.
Throw me the pistol.
Thanks for the help.
You chained my hands, Hunter. So,
survive by yourself.
You got a name, Hunter?
Vexar.
What did you take from them?
You think I stole something?
They wanted something from my world. We
said no.
What did they want?
Helix isn't a company anymore.
It buys governments. It starves worlds.
It decides who gets to live.
My planet had a mineral.
Rare.
Divine.
To us.
One temple guarded the truth of it.
I wasn't the high keeper.
My father was.
What did Helix want with it? Not just to
mine it.
They wanted to understand how to awaken
it.
To us, it was sacred.
A particle of God.
Helix wanted to mine it on our planet.
They offered cooperation,
payment,
protection.
Our rulers refused them.
So, they came back with thousands of
ships,
orbitals,
bombers, troop carriers.
They burned cities from orbit.
They killed almost everyone who could
resist.
Then they entered the temple.
They wanted to know how to awaken it.
They took my father alive.
He was the high keeper.
He gave them nothing.
So, they killed him. I escaped before
they realized I knew the secret, too.
And the rest of your people?
95% of my planet is gone.
Helix keeps the survivors alive now.
They use them as slave labor to mine the
mineral they once worshipped.
What does it do?
It's not just a mineral.
If awakened
correctly, it gives life without decay.
Immortality.
But if they awaken it wrong, no one
knows what happens.
They'll tear every answer out of me
first.
And when they have it,
they'll kill me.
Please,
let me go.
You heard all that,
and you're still doing this?
I can't let you go.
Of course you can't.
There.
Ah!
YOU CAN'T FIGHT HER WITH ME LOCKED UP.
RELEASE ME.
SO YOU CAN RUN? SO WE DON'T GET EATEN,
you stupid bastard.
Fine.
DAMN.
STOP.
WHO THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? This
is her world. You don't get to decide
what lives here.
Thanks.
I stole your grenade.
I was going to use it on you later.
Seriously?
After I saved your life? Nothing
personal.
I'm doing my job.
You really are a piece of
I sent the signal. They're already here.
They're waiting at my ship.
Please,
let me go.
You know what they'll do to me.
I'm sorry.
I really am.
I'll admit it.
You really are good at this.
500, final share.
Pleasure doing business with you.
Rot in hell, Hunter.
You caused a lot of trouble for someone
so fragile.
Don't worry.
We don't need you alive for long. Helix
built something special for you.
A needle through the skull,
straight into your brain.
We'll pull out every secret. You won't
even need to speak.
And after that,
there won't be much of you left.
Why?
Thank you.
That day,
for the first time in a long time, I
chose something other than myself.
For the first time in my life,
I chose the truth.
And for that truth, there will be a
price.
Well, old friend,
this will be a fine hunt.
People think a choice is one clean
moment.
It isn't.
It's the fire that follows you after.
They would hunt us across every system.
For once,
I was fine with that.
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