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[NARRATOR]
Previously on Dark Matter.

[THREE]
Who are you?

[ONE] We all woke up
just like you.

No idea who we are
or how we got here.

[SIX] We're nothing but a
bunch of low-life mercenaries.

One of the dreams she
experienced was of one of us,

sabotaging the stasis pods.

[SIX]
What's inside?

[FIVE]
Secrets.

How do you think the rest
of the crew will react

when they find out
that you're an impostor?

[JACE] Who are you? What the
hell are you doing with my face?

This is ridiculous.

We're the most wanted
criminals in the galaxy

and we can't even scrape
together enough money

to buy a decent meal?

[SIX] Well, we could if you
hadn't lost those weapons.

We were ambushed.

It wasn't our fault.

So you keep saying.

All right, there's
no point in arguing.

There's nothing we
can do about it now.

Sure there is.

We do what we do best...
rob someone.

[THREE chuckles]

Anyone in particular?

I say Ferrous Corp.

We find their closest outpost,
and we just nail it, hard.

They're already
pissed off at us, right?

How much worse could it be?

What do you think?

I think it's a terrible--

[THREE coughs]

Sorry, wrong pipe.

You were saying?

Sure, it's what we do, right?

Yeah.

What about the vault?

What vault?

I think that's what it is.

It's down in the lower levels,

at the end of
a maintenance shaft.

I found it when I was
exploring the vents.

[TWO] This is the door you
saw in your dream, isn't it?

[FIVE]
Yeah.

[SIX] Well if I were a
pirate and a smuggler,

and apparently I am,

this is the kind of place I
might just pick to hide my loot.

[TWO] Has anyone else
been down here before?

No, definitely not me.

Alpha-numeric lock code.

Which none of us
can remember.

You ever dream
about the code, kid?

No.

But it's still rattling
around in your head isn't it?

[FIVE sighs]

[ONE] What do you want to do,
crack her skull open?

Dig around with a spoon?

Believe me, if I thought
that would help--

[THE ANDROID]
Two, come in please.

Go ahead.

I think you should all come
to the bridge immediately.

We're receiving a transmission.

From who?

From someone who says
he knows you.

[THE ANDROID]
The signal's weak this far

from the nearest g-comm link.
There may be some interference.

[TWO]
Okay.

I should warn you:

he seems to be a man of
little patience... and tact.

Ah. Portia Lin et al.

Thanks for keeping me waiting.

Your android, a little testy, by the way,

you might want
to check that out.

I thought I was nothing but patient...

ls there something
we can do for you?

[laughs]

Is there something
they can-- You hear that?

There was, definitely something
you could do for me: your job.

The one I set up for you,

with Ferrous Corp.?

The one you
completely messed up?

This ringing any bells?!

There were
unforeseen circumstances.

[WOMAN] Babe, have
you seen my inhaler?

No, I haven't
seen your inhaler!

I'm on the phone!

This is interstellar!
You have any idea

how much this is costing me?!

Get outta here!

[inhales]

[coughs]

Anyway, where were we?

Oh right, you were talking about

how you were gonna
make it up to me.

Were we?

I didn't think--

[MAN] Let me bottom line
this for you, okay?

Ferrous Corp. wants your heads.

And without their backing
you've got no political protection,

which, given your records,
I think we can all agree,

is not a good thing.
But it's okay.

I'm gonna take care of it,
I'm gonna smooth things over,

and in exchange,
you're gonna do a job for me.

What kind of job?

Oh, walk in the park.
Salvage job, nothin' to it.

Which is why you're gonna do it
for half of your normal rate.

No way.

It's a freighter.

ISS Far Horizon.

Apparently,
it suffered some kind of

catastrophic system failure.

The resulting explosion exposed

most of the
upper decks to space.

None of the crew survived.

Unfortunately, the data stream
provided by your friend

was a little short
on information.

I don't think he's our friend.

[SIX]
He's a handler.

He gets the jobs, we do the jobs.

Like an agent.

[THREE] I don't know,
guy seems like a scumbag to me.

What?

I'm not allowed
to have standards?

The thing I don't get is, why us?

Why not hire some licensed
salvage operation to do the job?

[TWO] If I had to guess,
there's something illegal on that ship.

Stolen goods,
drugs, who knows?

Something valuable?

Can we trust him?

Well, we have worked
with him before--

We need him.

Without our memories,
we have no other connections.

We're completely on our own.

Am I wrong?

[TWO] We're nine hours out from
the freighter's last known location,

so everyone get some sleep.

[ONE]
Oh, h-hi.

Um, I just came by
to see if you wanted to, urn...

[THREE groans]

Hey.

If you wanted to go... over the
plans for the... salvage.

Oh, sure.

Why don't we go up to the bridge
and we'll go over it.

Are you coming?

Yeah.

[THE ANDROID] As far as we know,
the ship's FTL drive is intact,

but navigation from
the bridge is impossible.

If we can establish a remote
link in the engineering section,

I might be able to upload
a jump sequence from here.

The ship will then fly itself
to its original destination.

You do know the guns
are just a precaution, right?

The ship's abandoned.

Might be rats.

[THREE]
I hate rats.

Android, come in.

[THE ANDROID]
I'm reading you.

Go ahead.

[TWO]
We're in.

Life support's operational,
but minimal.

It's a little cold in here.

[THE ANDROID]
The ship is operating on

emergency power only, but
I estimate at least six hours

before life support
shuts down completely.

That should be more
than enough time.

Understood.

We'll head to engineering now.

[THREE] I think we should
look around a little first.

We came here to do a job.

[THREE] You said it yourself,
there might be some nice,

tasty contraband kicking
around here somewhere.

Which they want back.

That's why they hired us.

Half the ship's
exposed to space.

Who's gonna be surprised

if there's a little
contraband that goes missing?

Am I right, hmm?

Yeah.

Absolutely.

[SIX]
You know, after fuel costs,

we're... barely making
a profit here.

Maybe we should
at least take a look.

All right, fine.

I'll head down to engineering,
and hook up the link.

I should be
45 minutes. Hour max.

When I'm done, we're leaving.

[THREE]
Yes, boss.

[THREE chuckles]

How's it going?

They've gained
access to the ship.

So far, so good.

Okay.

Well, in the meantime,

do you think I can
drag you away for a sec?

[THE ANDROID]
I highly doubt that.

Despite your
low center of gravity,

you possess neither
the strength nor the stamina

to pull my body weight
over any significant distance.

No, I mean could you
help me with something?

Of course.

I, on the other hand,
possess the strength

and the stamina to
convey you with great ease.

No dragging required.

Whoa.

No, I just need your help with
something in the infirmary.

No... heavy lifting.

Okay.

Where did you find this?

It was in the storage room,
where I found the dead boy.

Did you find anything else?

No.

I thought it was
just data storage,

but I've tried everything,
I-| can't read it.

I'm not surprised,
because it's not data storage.

Then what is it?

Curious.

The molecular structure
is similar to that

of a subatomic matrix card,
but on a much smaller scale.

What does that mean?

[THE ANDROID] If I had to guess,
I would say this is part

of some larger system
designed to

access pockets of
extra-dimensional space.

Why would somebody
wanna do that?

I ask myself that
question all the time.

Rarely do I get
a satisfactory answer.

Right.

Thanks anyways.

Do me a favor, don't tell any
of the others about this, okay?

I thought you had
resolved to trust them.

Well, some of them, anyway.

Yeah, so did I.

[banging]

[THREE]
Empty.

[clanging]

[THREE]
The hell is that?

[creaking]

I think the other side of
this wall is exposed to space.

Could be pressure or
temperature difference

causing the metal to warp.

Maybe this isn't
such a good idea.

Quit being such a wimp.

Gah! Sonuva--!

[rat squeaks]

Little bastard...

Huh, what'd I say?

I hate rats.

[keyboard keys clicking]

[computer beeps]

[TWO]
All right guys, I'm in.

I found a junction box with
access to the FTL control.

How's it going on your end?

[SIX]
Standby.

[SIX]
Think we found something.

[SIX]
Is that blood?

Looks fresh.

What're y-- What're you
talkin' about, Six?

How could that be?

[TWO]
Answer me! Whose blood?

[FOUR] I think it was
most likely theirs.

[SIX]
We've got four dead bodies here.

[TWO] This whole
section is still intact.

How did they die?

I don't think it
was an accident.

It was a
violent attack.

Not with
conventional weapons.

Whoever did this used
their bare hands... and teeth.

I-I'm sorry, did you say "teeth"?

Correct.

Okay, that's it.

Fall back to my position.

We'll finish
hooking up this link

and get the hell out of here.

One and Three, do you copy?

One and Three,
are you reading this?

[ONE] We're getting a lot of
interference over the radio.

Could be residual
radiation from the explosion.

[THREE]
So?

So I'm not a fan
of radiation.

We should head back.

[THREE]
Nah, not yet.

This ship has yet
to give up its riches.

[THREE] Do we have to
have this talk again?

Remember that I am not
the one who had his face

surgically altered so that
he could infiltrate our crew.

[ONE]
It doesn't prove anything.

Nah, maybe not.

But it sure does make you
wonder though, doesn't it?

How long are you gonna
hold this over me?

I don't think that far ahead.

Well, just remember, when
you're blackmailing someone,

you need to be really careful
not to push them too far.

I know.

That's what I thought.

[Crash]

Six, is that you?

--[ZOMBIE snarls]
--[TWO grunts]

[TWO grunts]

[ZOMBIE snarls]

[TWO screams]

[gun fires]

[ZOMBIE growls]

[SIX]
Goddamn!

What the hell was that?

[TWO]
I don't know.

He came out of nowhere.

[SIX]
Lemme take a look.

That's a nasty gash.

Android, come in.

[THE ANDROID]
Go ahead.

[keyboard clacks]

I've established the link.

Can you access the ship's logs?

I believe so.

[TWO]
Then do it.

We need to find out
what the hell's going on here.

[THE ANDROID]
I don't understand.

Is something wrong?

[TWO]
Yeah, you could say that.

[ONE]
This is ridiculous.

If there is any
contraband on this ship,

it's be gonna
be hidden, right?

Behind the walls,
under the floors,

it's not gonna be
in plain sight.

[THREE]
Ahh, trust me.

I got a nose for
this kind of thing.

[ONE] Yeah?
How do you know?

Well, you assume because
you're not the real Jace Corso,

that you're not a criminal, right?

How do you know?

[ONE]
Okay, fine.

But while we're having
this frank discussion...

[THREE]
Mm-hm?

[ONE] What the hell happened
between you and Two?

I think that's
pretty obvious, isn't it?

You get her drunk?

No, but I totally would have.

No, in fact,
she came on to me.

Wasn't subtle, either.

Practically an order.

You know, she does
like to be in charge.

Wouldn't think
you were her type.

Let me guess,
you thought you were?

Got news for you,
Pretty Boy.

With a woman like that,
that whole sensitive

nice-guy thing you got
going on doesn't cut it.

We'll see.

[THREE chuckles]
Yeah, we'll see...

[SIX]
He was a crewman.

At... least he was
before he turned into that.

[FOUR] Well, it's possible he's
the one who killed the others.

By himself, against four people?

No weapons?

[TWO] Hey, you didn't
have to fight him off.

I believe it.

[FOUR] Still, we can't
assume he's the only one.

Whatever happened to him

may have happened to
the other crew members.

One and Three, come in.

[radio static]

Guys, please respond.

There may be a potential
threat onboard the ship.

Do you copy?

[radio static]

Dammit...

Raza to boarding party,
come in, please.

Go ahead.

[THE ANDROID] It appears most of
the freighter's command logs

were destroyed in the explosion,
however I did manage to salvage

a portion of the audio
report by the first officer.

[recording] ...At first,
we believed it to be

a series of random attacks...

...Violent behavior, signs...
possible contagion...

...Has no idea where...
now certain it is not

an airborne pathogen,
but more likely... and blood.

Can you enhance
that last part any more?

Give me a moment.

Standby.

[recording] ...More likely
transmitted by fluids...

...such as saliva and blood.

[SIX]
'Kay. We're not gonna panic.

We just need more information.

Android, I want you to sift
through every scrap of data

you can salvage from this ship.

See if the infirmary
survived the explosion

and tap into those logs.

Scanning now.

In the meantime, we've gotta
get Two back to the ship.

She needs medical attention.

Understood.

[FOUR]
Look, we can't do that.

You heard the recording.

It's a contagion.
She's been bitten.

[SIX] We don't know
anything for sure.

[TWO]
No, no. He's right.

If I go back there, the same
thing that happened here

could happen on the Raza.

[SIX] We don't know
what happened here.

All we have are fragments
of a partial report.

She said it was
a possible contagion,

that might have been
transferred by contact.

[FOUR]
She said it was "likely."

Whatever.

Even if you are infected,

maybe there's something
we can do about it.

Maybe there's a treatment,
if we can catch it soon enough.

That is a lot of maybes.

What's the alternative?

We just leave her here?

Life support's gonna fail
in less than six hours.

Yeah, well, it's a merciful end,
compared to that one.

[SIX] We're not leaving
anyone behind!

Well, that's not up to you.

[THE ANDROID]
May I offer a suggestion?

[TWO]
Go ahead.

The ship's infirmary is equipped
with an isolation chamber.

It would be more than adequate
for quarantine purposes.

Once you're inside,
we can scan for the presence

of any known viruses in
our medical database.

Short of simply waiting
for symptoms to appear,

it's the only way
to know for sure.

What about One and Three?

I'll come back
and get 'em.

I'm not taking no
for an answer.

Let's go.

All right, we're en route.

I'll prep the isolation chamber.

And we've been having trouble

with radio communications
on the freighter.

Must be some
kind of interference.

See if you can figure
out what's causing it.

Understood.

[FOUR] There may
not be interference.

It's possible they're
not responding

because they were
also attacked and are

either dead
or incapacitated.

That's what I like about you.

Always looking on
the bright side.

[FOUR]
I'm realistic.

Those two can
handle themselves.

I'd be more worried about
them attacking each other.

[FOUR]
Good point.

Good point.

[ONE] Why does this
corridor look familiar?

[THREE] I don't know
what you're talking about.

[ONE]
We've been here before.

We're going in circles.

Don't be ridiculous.

I have a very keen
sense of direction.

Don't ask me
how I know that!

[ONE]
This is great.

We're out of radio contact,
and we're lost.

[THREE]
We're fine.

[ONE]
You're an idiot.

[THREE] You're an arrogant
son of a bitch, you know that?

[ONE]
Excuse me?!

[THREE]
Yeah, you play all humble,

but deep down you think you're
better than the rest of us.

You think we're scumbags
and somehow you're different.

Well, maybe not all of you.

[THREE] You're always
going on about the "team"

and how we gotta
help each other out.

Well, I'm here trying
to put food on our table.

What're you
doing exactly? Hm?

All right, look, I admit,
I haven't been exact--

Shut up.

What, you're not even
gonna let me talk?

--I'm trying to tell you--
--Shh! I hear something...

[groaning]

[THREE]
You hear that?

[groaning, rasping]

Hold up.

[groaning]

One, two, three.

[ONE]
Hello?

[ONE]
Are you okay?

[groans. growls]

[ONE]
What the hell?!

[ONE] Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
easy with that thing!

[THREE pants]

[THREE] What'd you
want me to do?

Offer her a drink with that
human arm she was munching on?

Huh?

[ONE] This ship is
already full of holes.

Let's not make anymore
if we can help it.

Are you all right?

Well, I guess
we're gonna find out.

Now what?

Beginning the scan.

[beeping]

[THE ANDROID] There are
several thousand viruses

and bacteriological
agents in the database.

This may take some time.

And what if this isn't
in the database?

[FOUR] If she starts to turn,
I'll take care of it.

[ONE] The crew of this ship
is supposed to be dead.

They are definitely not
supposed to be diseased,

cannibal monsters.
I would've remembered that.

[THREE] I... never should've
trusted that scumbag.

[ONE groans]

[ONE]
Great, another dead end.

What happened to your
amazing sense of direction?

[THREE] Who could concentrate
with all your whining?

Looks like we'll
have to go back.

Back? Where they came from?

I don't think so.

I've seen Five do this,
how hard can it be?

[banging]

Ugh.

Whoa, whoa.

H-How do we know that on
the other side of this door

is not exposed to space?

Metal's not cold.

There's gotta be life
support on the other side.

[ZOMBIE growls]

[THREE] Better
hurry up with that.

[ZOMBIE yells]

A little girl could do that!

What's your problem?!

Not helping!

[air hisses]

[gunfire contines]

Come on!

I got it! Let's go!

Oh, crap.

[ONE] What did I
say about bullets?!

[ONE, THREE grunt]

Grab my hand!

[THREE]
I can't! I'm slipping!

[ONE grunts]

On three...
one, two, three!

[BOTH grunt]

[THE ANDROID]
Six, this is the bridge.

Go ahead.

I've found the source
of the interference.

As we suspected,
it's residual radiation

from the explosion that
destroyed the upper decks.

One and Three must be
somewhere in the affected area.

The levels are non-toxic,
but it's greatly reducing

the range of their comms.

I'll take a slow pass over that
section, see if I can raise 'em.

Android, this is Four,
I'm in the infirmary.

You'd better get down here.

[ONE groans]

[THREE] All right,
we'd better get going.

No. I'm not going anywhere.

Not until we
come up with a plan.

We gotta get back
to the airlock.

The airlock's on the other
side of that breach, genius.

We'll find another one.

And how do you wanna let the
others know where to come pick us up?

Or do you just wanna open the
door and jump over to the Raza?

Fine.

What's your brilliant plan?

I don't know yet.

I need a second.

And you're welcome,
by the way.

What?

What, for that?

Really?

Fine.

Thank you.

This makes us even.

Let's not go crazy, huh?

It doesn't matter.
I don't care anymore.

If we make it back, you can
tell them whatever you want.

You wanna take your chance
with the others, be my guest.

I mean, Five, she's a
couple short of a deck,

and no one really cares
what she thinks anyway.

Six? I don't really know
what I think about him.

But Four, watch out
for that guy.

He'll slit your throat
in your sleep.

Two would understand.

Would she? You sure about that?

I was afraid of this.

[FIVE]
What is it?

[THE ANDROID] Using the
navigational input recorded

by the freighter's
FTL computer,

I was able to extrapolate
their last port of call.

The Far Horizon went somewhere
it was not authorized to go.

Where?

A planet called Taurian Alpha.
It was the site of a

pharmaceutical
research facility,

but now it's under
galactic quarantine.

I'm guessing something
went wrong with the research.

The trees on Taurian Alpha live
for tens of thousands of years.

It was thought that their
chemical structure could be used

to synthesize a drug
that would effectively

make human beings immortal.

Instead, they created one
of the most deadly viruses

humankind has ever seen.

[FOUR]
Why would the ship go there?

[TWO] Somebody spent
billions on that research.

[THE ANDROID]
It was run by a division of

Traugott Corporation.

[TWO] Yeah, they're not
just gonna let that go.

Sure, officially they
abide by the quarantine.

Unofficially, they send
someone in to smuggle out

whatever they can,

then continue their research
again somewhere else.

Well, they didn't
get very far.

How long do I have?

[THE ANDROID] Typically,
symptoms appear within

three hours of exposure.

And I assume
there's no cure?

I'll continue to
search the database.

Hey.

Hey!

--What the hell's going on?
--I think we both passed out.

The air's getting thin in here.

It is getting
hard to breathe.

We lost a lot of pressure
during the breach.

We'll have to slow
our breathing.

Yeah.

And talk a little less.

One, Three,
this is Six, come in.

[radio static]

One, Three,
this is Six, come in.

Six, we're reading you.

Where are you?

I'm just outside the ship,
in the Marauder.

I can't be far from your
position. What's your situation?

It's... kind of a long story.

Yeah, does it involve
flesh-eating crewmen?

So you know about them.

It's some kind of infection.
Looks like Two's been exposed.

Your signal's getting stronger.

I'll zero in on it, then see if
I can find you an exit point.

Hold on.

[FOUR] Are you sure you
want to wait until it begins?

I can give you an honorable
death before it comes to that.

Are you serious?

I'd rather have
a dishonorable life.

[FOUR]
And you did, by all accounts.

I don't feel any different.
I don't feel anything.

I think there's been a mistake.

[FOUR] The scan confirmed
the presence of the virus.

There is no mistake.

Look, if it was me,
I'd want to go

while I still had my wits
about me, and in control.

Not yet.

[SIX] All right guys, I should
be right outside your position.

I can see a small hull breach.

[ONE]
Yeah, that was us.

We had a little... accident.

We sealed it off though.

[SIX] All right,
I can see another airlock,

looks like it's intact.

It's two levels down
and about 100 meters aft.

You think you can find it?

Do we have a choice?

You may have to move deeper
in the ship to find a way down.

May lose radio contact, but
I'll dock and I'll wait for you.

Understood.

We're on our way.

[THE ANDROID]
Marauder, this is the Raza.

Go ahead.

Did you find them?

Yeah, they were right
where you said they'd be.

Then we have a problem.

What?

My readings indicate
that life support

in that section is failing.

Oxygen levels are critical.

If you don't get them out
in the next ten minutes,

they'll suffocate.

One, Three, come in.

[radio static]

Guys, come in
we've got a problem.

The freighter has
emergency life support,

including O2 tanks located
in various parts of the ship,

but so far I've been unable
to link up to that system.

Well, keep trying.

I'm heading to the airlock now.

Understood.

I don't want you to die.

I don't wanna die either.

What about One and Three?

I'm sure they'll be fine.

[FIVE] I don't think
any of us are gonna be fine.

Even if we get through this.

Look, about what happened
on the space station,

I'm sorry you
had to see that.

[sighs]

I didn't mean
to kill those men.

--It was just--
"Instinct?

I was gonna say reflex.

[TWO] I wasn't ready,
I wasn't in control.

Next time, it'll be different.

You really think there's
gonna be a next time?

Maybe not for me.

[TWO] I thought I could make
things different, you know?

Take a different path.

Now it looks like
I might not get the chance.

[TWO] Do me a favor,
don't give up on the others.

[ONE] Hold on, I think
I got something here.

[ZOMBIE wheezes]

[THREE]
You sure?

[ONE]
You see another way down?

[THREE]
No.

[ONE]
Ugh. Guh... Slight problem.

[THREE]
What?

[ZOMBIES wheezing]

[THREE]
Oh boy.

[ONE]
HOW many?

Seven or eight, they don't look
like they're doing too good.

The lack of air must be
affecting them more than us.

Well, that's good.

Easier for me to pick off.

[ONE]
No! No more bullets.

Let's remember what
happened last time.

So what's your great idea?

I say we just go down there
and walk right past them.

For real?

Yeah.

If one of them
gives you any trouble,

just give 'em a swift kick.

Look, they're dying
even faster than we are.

Let's take advantage
of that while we still can.

God, you better be right.
This better work.

[THREE]
All right. Shine 'er down.

[THREE sighs]

Marauder, this is the Raza.

I did it.

I managed to tap into

the freighter's
emergency life support.

Restoring O2 levels now.

Thank god.

--[ZOMBIES growling]
--[air hissing]

What's that noise?

Fresh air.

Get back up here, now!

[THREE]
Too late!

You can come down now.

So much for no bullets.

It was only a few.

You're welcome.

Let's get going-

[SIX]
This is the Marauder.

I've got 'em.
We're heading back.

[THE ANDROID]
He's clean as well.

No sign of the virus.

Told ya.

Didn't even get a scratch.

Now let's go
finish this job.

Hold on.

How much time?

I should start showing
symptoms any minute now.

I'm sorry...

If there was anything
I could've done...

I know.

But while you're still you,

there's one more thing
we need to discuss.

What?

[THREE]
This is a big mistake.

Do it.

You didn't really think
we were gonna let that thing

fly itself back to
civilization, did you?

Well, I guess there's no way
we're getting paid now, huh?

Too bad.

I'm just surprised because

I thought that we
had an arrangement.

You have something
you'd like to say?

I think I'll save it for later.

[ONE]
How long has it been?

Over five hours.

Shouldn't she have started
to show symptoms by now?

Normally, yes.

I say we scan her again.

We already did that.

[ONE]
Look at her.

Nothing's happening.

She's not changing.

What do we have to lose?

It's gone.

That can't be.

[TWO]
I knew it.

I knew I wasn't changing.

Let me out of here. I'm done.

[ONE]
She's right.

Let her out.

[FOUR] Are you
sure that's wise?

You saw the results.

No virus detected.

[SIX]
How's that possible?

[THE ANDROID] According to the
Far Horizon's medical logs,

no one has ever had
a successful immune response

to the virus before.

Exactly.

[THE ANDROID] But that
doesn't change the fact

that the virus is
no longer present.

There is no threat.

Look, guys, I can't explain it
any better than you can.

But... what're we going to do?

Keep her in there forever?

I don't suppose there's
any chance we can just

pretend like this never happened?

Didn't think so.

[beeping]

Yup.

[beeping]

--Hey!
--[THREE] Hey.

I hope I'm not
disturbing you.

No, it's fine, what's up?

[TWO] Look, I-| wanted to
say that I'm sorry about

losing the freighter.

But One was right,
it was just too dangerous.

That's fine.

Just would've been
nice to get a little cash

in our pockets for once.

Maybe get up
to something fun.

[laughs]

Y'know... there are
other ways to have fun

that don't cost anything.

I am, uh, I'm a little... tired.

You know, it's been a crazy day.

Right.

Next time.