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Ranger Brock.

Ranger Brock, you arrive in Rol Yan and

within hours I have bodies, panic, and a

dead terrorist.

>> He tried to kill me.

>> Yes,

that much is obvious.

>> Then you know why I acted.

>> I know what [music] happened. I do not

yet know why.

>> My mission is Jadai business. On

Calamar, dead citizens are militia

business. Three civilians dead, two

militia wounded, one ngri assassin blown

apart.

>> He carried the bomb

>> and he chose you.

>> That is what I need to understand.

>> No, that is what I need to understand.

>> You are wasting time.

>> I am preventing more bodies. The Nugri

was not acting alone.

>> Stargazer,

>> so you do know something.

Enough.

>> Not enough or you would not be here.

>> Tell me what you know.

>> They are a cult

fanatics. They hate the Thor. Hate

Tython. Hate the system that trapped

them here.

>> And someone is funding them.

>> Yes,

there is [music] a woman in Rol Yan.

Cara.

>> Who is she? Rich,

connected, dangerous enough to hide

behind respectability.

>> You think she funds them?

>> I think she lets them use her property.

I think money and equipment pass through

her hands. I think she knows more than

she admits.

>> Where?

>> Gazpire, penthouse level.

>> Why tell me?

>> Because you will go whether I tell you

or not.

Then do not stand in my way.

>> Do not make me regret this,

Ranger.

>> You won't

Good night.

I thought I'd find you here.

>> Traana,

what are you doing here? I continued

asking questions after we parted. Every

answer pointed here.

Captain Loris believes Cara knows more

than she admits. I've watched the

Stargazers spread their influence across

Kalamar for too long. If there's a

chance to expose them,

I intend to see it through.

>> Stay back at the reception. Join me at

the elevator.

Welcome to the Gaspire. How may I assist

you today? [music] I need to speak with

Cara.

May I ask the purpose of your visit?

My name is Lanori Brock, a Jedi Ranger.

Captain Loris of the Calamar Militia

suggest I speak with her. One moment.

Ranger Brock.

>> Opening secure residence channel.

>> Who is it?

>> Lenori Brock, a Jedi Ranger. She says

Captain Loris recommended [music] that

she speak with you. Loris.

>> Yes, Lady Cara.

>> Very well. Send her up at once.

>> Lady Cara will receive you. Elevator 17

has been assigned exclusively for your

journey. It will take you directly to

Lady Car's residence.

Please proceed through the security gate

ahead.

>> Thank you. Enjoy your visit, Ranger

Brock.

So Loris was right.

I wondered how long it would take before

a Jedi ranger came knocking at my door.

>> Lady Cara, he suggests

you might be able to answer a few

questions.

>> Oh,

and what makes him think I know anything

worth asking?

>> Connections.

>> My dear Ranger,

wealthy people always have connections.

We're interested in one group in

particular.

>> The Stargazers.

Everyone seems interested in them these

days.

>> What do you know about them?

>> Only what everyone know.

They dream of escaping the system.

>> That's all I've heard. Stories. I

collect stories. Nothing more.

>> You finance them. [laughter]

That's quite an accusation.

>> Captain Loris believes otherwise.

>> Captain Loris suspects everyone.

>> My brother's name has been linked to the

Stargazers.

>> Dian Brock.

Yes, I've heard the name.

>> From whom?

>> I honestly couldn't tell you. I hear

many names.

You Jedi always expect answers.

Sometimes there simply aren't any.

>> You're hiding something.

>> No,

I'm choosing what deserves to be shared.

>> If you're withholding information,

you're obstructing an investigation.

>> I'm a private citizen.

I owe you nothing.

>> You know exactly what's happening.

>> I know curiosity can become obsession.

I suggest you avoid that path.

I believe our conversation has reached

[music] its end.

>> We're not finished.

>> I am.

You've wasted enough of my afternoon.

Leave. We're not leaving empty-handed.

>> Then security will escort you.

Get out.

What do you think you're doing?

>> She's unconscious.

>> We don't have much time.

>> Then we search fast. If she's hiding

something, it's here.

>> I've located it.

Come back.

Nothing.

There has to be something.

>> You found it.

>> I think we've just found what Cara

didn't want anyone to see.

These aren't copies. They're original

manuscripts.

>> Cara said she only collected stories.

She collected the sources. This is his

journal.

Then we found what Dal was looking for.

>> Did you hear that?

>> Yes.

>> We're not alone anymore.

>> The window. We're finished here.

>> Last window.

>> I see it.

That won't stay unnoticed for long.

>> Then let's make sure we're already gone.

Stay against the wall.

>> I know.

>> Move when I move.

>> Don't look down.

>> I wasn't to.

>> Good, because I'm trying very hard not

to.

>> Tell me this wasn't your preferred exit.

>> My preferred exit had stairs.

Search the penthouse.

>> Maintenance authorization only.

>> Can you bypass it? If the builders were

lazy enough.

>> Please tell me this one still works

>> inside. Now

the penthouse is clear.

They escaped.

Let's go.

>> You expected answers from Cara.

>> I expected lies.

I didn't expect fear.

>> You think she was afraid of Dal?

>> No. I think she was afraid of what he

intends to do.

>> So, this is what Cara was protecting.

This is what Dao was looking for.

>> Oh, Samame or

I thought he was a myth. The Gree.

I expected treasure maps.

>> Dal wasn't searching for treasure.

He was searching for a [music] way out.

>> A step to the stars.

>> That's what this translates to.

>> You think this actually exists?

Doll thinks it does.

So, where does [music] this lead?

>> To the next thing Dal needs,

which means we're already late.

>> So, where do we go now?

>> The car peninsula.

>> The Dbendu Temple.

>> If Doll found what he [music] was

looking for,

that's where he started looking for it.

>> The car peninsula [music] is a long way

from Rol Yan.

>> Can we reach it today? If we leave now,

I have transport nearby.

>> Then let's move.

You should be down there with them.

>> I'm trying.

They make it look easy.

You'll get there.

>> No.

>> You know what the difference is?

>> They feel the force.

I feel nothing.

>> Maybe you're trying too hard.

>> Well, maybe I'm not meant for this.

>> You're a [music] Brock.

You're Jadai.

Everyone keeps telling me what I am.

Nobody asks what I feel.

>> What do you feel then?

>> Nothing when they reach for it. Nothing

when the masters tell [music] me to

listen.

The only thing I feel is everyone

waiting for me to become someone else.

>> Too quiet.

>> Places like this usually are. I expected

ruins.

>> Not yet.

The day Bendu chose places people

stopped looking for.

>> Then we're heading in the right

direction.

>> This feels like they simply stood up and

left.

>> Maybe that's exactly what happened.

>> No signs of occupation.

>> D wouldn't come here for the Dendu.

He came here because somebody else did.

>> It was abandoned carefully.

>> Places like this aren't left behind.

They wait. He wrote about silence. He

noticed it immediately

>> after this long silence becomes part of

the architecture.

>> Dah wrote that he came here looking for

answers

>> and found silence instead.

>> Sometimes those are the same thing.

Dendu,

>> older than most of Tython remembers.

>> We're not the first visitors.

>> Doll came through here

>> and not long ago.

>> They weren't settling in.

They were preparing to leave.

They left in a hurry.

>> Running from something

>> or running towards something.

>> This place doesn't feel abandoned.

>> No,

it feels interrupted.

>> Doll,

>> you're sure?

>> He wasn't guessing.

He was building a route.

>> A route to what?

>> He stood here. This was his work.

>> And he left fast.

Then we find what he left behind.

Lener,

they missed one.

>> Lener,

>> what is it?

>> Plasma demolition charge. It's active.

>> Trey,

>> we came for answers. This may be the

only one left.

>> Can you stop it?

>> No, it's already active.

>> RUN.

I am beginning to dislike your

investigations.

>> You notice a pattern?

>> Every time I [music] travel with you,

something explodes.

>> Only the important things.

The

>> entire complex is coming down.

>> Then don't stop running.

>> MOVE. MOVE.

NEXT TIME WE INVESTIGATE ABANDONED

TEMPLES, we stay on the ship.

>> Don't look back.

>> That was close.

doll really wanted us dead

>> or whoever is beside him now did.

>> That wasn't a warning.

Someone expected us to stand in the

center and they expected us not to leave

it. I've robbed people,

smuggled things I shouldn't have,

annoyed governments on three worlds. But

nobody ever tried this hard to kill me

before.

>> Dal always believed the old answers were

wrong.

>> Many believe that.

>> Most do not open forbidden gates trying

to prove it.

>> You think he knew what he was

unleashing?

>> Dal knew exactly what he wanted.

>> That wasn't my question.

>> No, I don't think he did. If the gate

truly opened, others will come looking

for it.

>> Then we find it first.

>> And if Dal reaches it before us,

>> then I stop my brother. Dah wanted us to

find this place.

>> You think the bomb was his idea?

>> You're still protecting him.

>> I'm still trying to understand him.

I pulled [snorts] this from Die Bendu

before the explosion reached the

chamber.

The core survived. It's encrypted.

The data is still there, but the access

protocols are locked.

We'll need to decode [music] it before

we learn anything useful. Iron Hogs can

translate it. He's an upgraded Hulgorian

IM22D maintenance droid. He's better

with damaged systems than most

professional analysts [music] I've

worked with.

>> Then we need to get this to your ship.

>> The Peacemaker is waiting for us.

Let's find out where DA wanted us to

look next.

Iron Hogs,

I need a communications [music] package

decrypted. Recover the transmission

headers, reconstruct the damaged rooting

signatures, and extract any surviving

destination metadata.

>> You only use my [music] full designation

when something unpleasant has happened.

Judging by your expression, I assume

something unpleasant [music] has

happened.

The data core survived intact, but the

encryption held. I couldn't break the

access layers or reconstruct the

routting [music] signatures.

>> Prioritize communication endpoints,

relay chains, and source identifiers.

Let's find out who the stargazers were

talking to.

>> Encrypted communications package damaged

naturally.

Beginning reconstruction, recovering

transmission hitters. Rebuilding rooting

records.

Someone invested considerable effort

protecting this information.

An encouraging sign.

Transmission reconstruction complete.

Recovering destination signatures.

Interesting.

Most surviving traffic leads on a single

location. Location confirmed. Knox.

Several transmissions were sent there.

This was not a one-time exchange.

[music] Knocks. That wasn't the

destination I expected.

Greenwood Station manufactures some of

the most advanced [music] military

technology outside Tython. Weapon

systems, industrial fabrication,

restricted engineering projects. Not the

kind of place the Stargazer should have

any interest in. This was not an

isolated contact.

If Doll's people were communicating with

Greenwood Station,

they weren't looking for philosophy.

They were looking for access, equipment,

technology, or someone capable of

providing both.

>> He was building something.

And whatever it is, the trail leads to

Knox. Prepare departure calculations for

Greenwood Station.

Looks like we're leaving Calamar sooner

than expected. [music]

Heat

up

here. Heat. Heat.

Heat

up

here.

Cargo route 17 clear.

>> Maintenance request acknowledged.

>> Proceeding to service sector 3.

>> Filter cartridges finally arrived. Good.

Dome 9 is already rationing air

scrubbers. Another dust front coming.

Then get them inside.

Visitors.

Not our cargo.