RedDwarfRedDwarf: Been intercepting messages. Decrypting. Solving.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: Putting it all together.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: Until I finally got a lead from a couple of benefactors.
WhiteDwarfWhiteDwarf: Who would that be?
RedDwarfRedDwarf: Don't know. Anonymous, they work through proxies and untraceable comms, but the intel one of them sent me was good, even if her sense of humor is sick and awful.
NeutronNeutron: And they helped you set the objective of finding that file.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: Sure did. One of them told me what I needed to know.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: I got there, got into the vault, and got the file.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: Now the vault is ash and slag, and the Company thinks I was there to do reverse insurance fraud.
WhiteDwarfWhiteDwarf: Deceptive, yet explosive. I admire a ninja-like technique.

RedDwarfRedDwarf: That station, someone aboard had been monitoring them.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: The prime candidate.
RedGiantRedGiant: And... that's the person the Company will try to bring into the project, right?
RedDwarfRedDwarf: Sure is. But they can't get at them. Not sure why.
WhiteDwarfWhiteDwarf: And you believe, then, that we have a better chance to do so?
RedDwarfRedDwarf: I think we don't got a choice. It's this, or their project pays off.
NeutronNeutron: It's a forced objective.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: That's why I need to tell you all. There's nobody else I can trust with this.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: I need you to help me stop this.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: It's a lot to ask. And it's gonna be a lot of danger.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: But I have to do this.
RedDwarfRedDwarf: I have to.


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