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!Seo: You finally figured out how to contact me. It took you long enough.

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Seo: You finally figured out how to contact me. It took you long enough.

Tanner: I'm out of practice. It's been a while since l received an anonymous tip from some hot-head charging across the galaxy.

Tanner: I'm out of practice. It's been a while since I received an anonymous tip from some hot-head charging across the galaxy.

Seo: Skip the lecture about how I shouldn't be 'flying around the galaxy by myself. Or that the noises in my head are 'too important'. Alba already tried.

Seo: Skip the lecture about how I shouldn't be flying around the galaxy by myself. Or that the noises in my head are 'too important'. Alba already tried.

Tanner: Are you sure? I've been planning my speech for hours.

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Seo: Salvation had a failsafe device. Some kinda digital storage for human consciousness. He called it the 'Nemesis' protocol; just the type of codename an arrogant prick would give themselves. It must have been activated before the Bright Sentinel was destroyed. The recovery crew only saw a corpse, right?

Tanner: Yeah. The body's ID was confirmed but Thargoids showed up before it could be recovered. I saw the report from the rescue crew. I can't say l doubted its authenticity.

Tanner: Yeah. The body's ID was confirmed but Thargoids showed up before it could be recovered. I saw the report from the rescue crew. I can't say I doubted its authenticity.

Seo: There's no chance Salvation would have been on that ship if he didn't have a getaway plan. He's too much of a coward to face death. Final death, l mean. I know he escaped somehow.

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Seo: I'm always exhausted. I didn't ask to join your stupid war with the aliens. Now I'm trapped in the middle of it, because of him. This Nemesis device will prove Salvation's still out there. If I can find it. Are you going to help me or not?

Tanner: I already said l would. What have vou got?

Tanner: I already said I would. What have vou got?

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Seo: The upload's finished. Check your inbox.

Tanner: Message received. There's a lot of stuff here. Seo.

Seo: I've checkmarked the important parts.

Tanner: So you have. Where did you learn to find this information?

Seo: I used to be a private investigator. My boss had a soft spot for people who'd been screwed over by the corporations. He taught me how to access private networks without setting off any alarms.

Tanner: You're a hacker, then.

Seo: Oh yeah. a real 'cyber-net-hacker'. Nobody talks like that anymore. Info is only as safe as the network it lives on. Didn't you ever learn how to bypass in the Federal Army?

Tanner: Federal Navy. And no. it wasn't part of my training to steal classified data. I had a network of spies who did that for me.

Seo: I read that you tried to seize data from Azimuth's computers at Hind Mine, but failed. Maybe that wasn't part of your training either.

Tanner: I can hear your grin, Seo. Instead of smart-mouthing your way onto my bad side, how about you explain how you found out about this Nemesis thing?

Seo: Fine, fine. Remember when Azimuth was forced out of several systems last year? They left a few unmarked data clusters on local servers - I doubt on purpose. One had access port info for a primary...

Seo: Did you send someone after me?

Tanner: No. Why do you ask?

Tanner: Are you still there, Seo?

Seo: I could have sworn there was movement on my radar. Can't see anything now. You'd tell me if you did, yes?

Tanner: It depends what my objective was. But I'm telling the truth. I'm not aware of any plan to have you followed.

Seo: Okay... Okay. let's go through this data. Start at the first checkmark.

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-!Seo: You finally figured out how to contact me.  It took you long enough.
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+Seo: You finally figured out how to contact me.  It took you long enough.
-Tanner: I'm out of practice. It's been a while since l received an anonymous tip from some hot-head charging across the galaxy.
+Tanner: I'm out of practice. It's been a while since I received an anonymous tip from some hot-head charging across the galaxy.
-Seo: Skip the lecture about how I shouldn't be 'flying around the galaxy by myself. Or that the noises in my head are 'too important'. Alba already tried.
+Seo: Skip the lecture about how I shouldn't be flying around the galaxy by myself. Or that the noises in my head are 'too important'. Alba already tried.
 Tanner: Are you sure? I've been planning my speech for hours.
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 Seo: Salvation had a failsafe device. Some kinda digital storage for human consciousness. He called it the 'Nemesis' protocol; just the type of codename an arrogant prick would give themselves. It must have been activated before the Bright Sentinel was destroyed. The recovery crew only saw a corpse, right?
-Tanner: Yeah. The body's ID was confirmed but Thargoids showed up before it could be recovered. I saw the report from the rescue crew. I can't say l doubted its authenticity.
+Tanner: Yeah. The body's ID was confirmed but Thargoids showed up before it could be recovered. I saw the report from the rescue crew. I can't say I doubted its authenticity.
 Seo: There's no chance Salvation would have been on that ship if he didn't have a getaway plan. He's too much of a coward to face death. Final death, l mean. I know he escaped somehow.
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 Seo: I'm always exhausted. I didn't ask to join your stupid war with the aliens. Now I'm trapped in the middle of it, because of him. This Nemesis device will prove Salvation's still out there. If I can find it. Are you going to help me or not?
-Tanner: I already said l would. What have vou got?
+Tanner: I already said I would. What have vou got?
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+Seo: The upload's finished. Check your inbox.
+Tanner: Message received. There's a lot of stuff here. Seo.
+Seo: I've checkmarked the important parts.
+Tanner: So you have. Where did you learn to find this information?
+Seo: I used to be a private investigator. My boss had a soft spot for people who'd been screwed over by the corporations. He taught me how to access private networks without setting off any alarms.
+Tanner: You're a hacker, then.
+Seo: Oh yeah. a real 'cyber-net-hacker'. Nobody talks like that anymore. Info is only as safe as the network it lives on. Didn't you ever learn how to bypass in the Federal Army?
+Tanner: Federal Navy. And no. it wasn't part of my training to steal classified data. I had a network of spies who did that for me.
+Seo: I read that you tried to seize data from Azimuth's computers at Hind Mine, but failed. Maybe that wasn't part of your training either.
+Tanner: I can hear your grin, Seo. Instead of smart-mouthing your way onto my bad side, how about you explain how you found out about this Nemesis thing?
+Seo: Fine, fine. Remember when Azimuth was forced out of several systems last year? They left a few  unmarked data clusters on local servers - I doubt on purpose. One had access port info for a primary...
+Seo: Did you send someone after me?
+Tanner: No. Why do you ask?
+Tanner: Are you still there, Seo?
+Seo: I could have sworn there was movement on my radar. Can't see anything now. You'd tell me if you did, yes?
+Tanner: It depends what my objective was. But I'm telling the truth. I'm not aware of any plan to have you followed.
+Seo: Okay... Okay. let's go through this data. Start at the first checkmark.
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