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Previously

You should have told us

the second the Frenchwoman showed up.

My men are searching.

We'll find them.

What if the Americans aren't to blame?

Baikonur City - 6 Months Earlier

Take this.

Remember, if you pierce the mystery of physics

you'll travel

much further than in a spaceship.

Tell me... Did they kill the cat in real life,

or not?

Why would they do that?

That's what they did to little Laika.

Here.

This one won't kill anyone.

Happy New Year, Adil!

Thank you.

THUS SPOKE ZARATHUSTRA

What are you on about?

I purposely left you in the steppes and ordered you

to disappear!

But you're back, with your crazy conspiracy theories,

your Soyuz stories,

and your headless cosmonauts.

Let me retire in peace!

You also want to know the truth about Adil.

My name's been cleared.

The Cosmodrome's security is corrupt.

There's a warrant out on Belinski.

She can help us.

Lydia Zhukovskaya.

- You have Russian friends, now? - She saved me.

With her help, we can find out more.

What do you want?

To get to the bottom of this case.

Go on, tell me.

Your killer...

He started again.

It's ok. I reinstated him.

She had a Cosmodrome badge on her.

Zarathustra.

What?

Did the others have that too?

The others didn't have heads.

But this was on Kurz.

The eye of Zarathustra.

That's how the faithful represent him.

What about the marks?

I sent the prints to the lab.

Anything else on her?

She was clutching this. Looks like it was torn from her hand.

It makes no sense.

- A bunch of numbers. - Show me.

Come on!

What are you doing?

It makes no sense because we don't know how to read it.

But they do.

Colonel Zhukovskaya?

Yes?

She has the same marks as the others.

Did you get the photo?

Yes.

What is it?

Lydia Vladimirovna?

You asked for my help.

I'm helping you.

Data reports.

What kind of data?

I don't know.

But something tells me

it dates back to the MIR era.

When Gilgamesh testified in 1997 before the Commission,

we thought he was crazy.

He claimed to have felt a foreign presence during the fire.

I was unconscious.

I woke up in a hospital bed.

And they gave me a medal.

Gilgamesh...

on the other hand...

was pushed aside.

No one believed him.

Yet, he was right.

Something had happened.

And it's starting again.

I'm afraid of what we might find.

Afraid history is repeating itself.

So many dead...

They haunt me.

This will be my final mission.

So please promise...

Promise me you'll come back.

That you'll succeed

where your mother failed.

Bring back from the ISS

what has been there since MIR.

We found a match

with the prints left on the Indian girl.

And?

You need to come take a look.

You won't believe this.

It's that nutcase

who insulted our guys and pissed in front of the station!

Spent a few nights in a drunk tank, too.

Not exactly the type to knock off a cosmonaut.

Police!

We're looking for your buddy with the melted face.

You've seen him?

Fef!

Wake up!

Have you seen him?

Fef!

Holy shit.

Would you like someone to do that to your home?

Assholes.

Where is he?

How should I know? He comes and goes.

And these two?

Probably dead by now. They were in bad shape.

Meaning?

Radiation poisoning.

Got some cash for me?

He tried to heal them.

The Russian didn't make it.

The American took off.

He healed them?

Yes.

Your guy is a priest.

A Zoatar.

Not many of them around anymore.

Did he come back?

I didn't see him.

Too bad.

His vodka was something else.

Thanks.

From the Moscow Hotel.

That's the one.

Mikhail? May I speak with you?

I'll catch up.

You know what this is?

Where did you get this?

Don't ask questions. I just need to know where it came from.

It's a printout of oxygen level data.

Lydia Vladimirovna,

why is there blood?

Can it be exploited?

You need to know which Soyuz it's from, to contextualize it.

You didn't answer me.

Whose blood is that?

Misha...

You must promise me

you won't say a word to anyone.

We don't serve breakfast.

I knew you'd be back for more.

Apparently, he liked your vodka too.

I don't know him.

I have lots of clients.

Some faces are hard to forget.

Try harder, Gramps. Why come all the way out here?

There are liquor stores in town.

He's a regular.

- A respectable man. - Really?

The kind that pees on the steps of a police station?

The kind that could be a murder suspect?

The kind that has a lot of followers. A Zoatar.

A priest.

Out here, we worship the sun.

Where can we find him?

Here it is.

January 15, 1997.

The last Soyuz to leave MIR after...

After the fire, I know.

Can you confirm that this data

comes from that Soyuz?

What do you want to know?

I want to know

why someone could die for this.

In order for these numbers

to make sense,

we'd need to know how much oxygen

was left in the tanks when they docked.

Here, the reserves were almost empty.

- They used 580 liters. - Is that a lot?

Yes. For a landing, we usually count

100 liters per person.

Do you mean that two people can't consume that much oxygen?

A man in a state of panic

can consume as much as 200 liters.

In this context,

they had to be more than two to consume that amount.

More?

Are you sure there wasn't a third passenger?

Your man is hiding out south of Semipalatinsk.

I'll send you coordinates.