Airlock to Dormitories allows you to enter from the asteroid exterior at the bottom end of the dormitories. If you try opening the airlock outer door behind you:
The airlock door has sealed and locked behind you.
However, you'll be able to return to the dormitories once Kreia and Atton join your party on returning to the administration level, so they can do anything optional you couldn't do yourself.
Beyond the airlock inner door in the top wall there are two Mark I mining droids, with a plasteel cylinder in the top left corner of this first room:
"...now the fire suppression systems have gone active, and I can't even make it to the dormitory section - I watched the turrets turn their carbonite freeze rays on Maban before he even got halfway across the room. Fortunately, their range doesn't seem to go beyond the room itself, so I was able to remain safe in the corridor... but I didn't have any ranged weapons to take them out from a distance, and I didn't have a stealth field generator to sneak across the room, either.
I tried unlocking the storage room door to see if there were any cold resistant items or grenades I could use, but the door was sealed from the lockdown. I don't know enough about security systems to open it... and I didn't have a sonic charge to blow the door open.
Still, as long as the droids don't make it into this section, I should be all right."
There's a security door in the bottom wall of the second room past the airlock:
Security Door
Lock DC
21 (1)
Resist
20
Vitality
20
Beyond this is a storage room with a Workbench by its bottom wall, a locked large locker in its top left corner and another by its right wall, with two large lockers in its bottom left corner:
The semicircular corridor beyond the top door has a Mark I fire suppression droid and a Mark II mining droid in both its left and right quarters, and another Mark I fire suppression droid at its midpoint:
Fire Suppression Droid Mark I (main character level 5)
Shift Assignment Console: These appear to be nothing more than long lists of work assignments... with the number of miners available for duty decreasing over the past three days, citing several med bay logs.
If you have a Computer Spike then you can shut down the gas in both dormitory sections:
2. Access remote camera controls.
Shift Assignment Console: CAMERA FUNCTIONS
1. Mess Hall.
4. Turbolift to Administration Level.
2. Dormitory West.
3. Dormitory East.
Shift Assignment Console: It looks like the miners inside the dormitory are either dead or unconscious... and that gas you see on the screen looks toxic.
Shift Assignment Console: It looks like the miners inside the dormitory are either dead or unconscious - but the poison gas looks like it's been shut off.
1. [Computer] Shut down the dormitory ventilation system. [1 Spike(s)]
Shift Assignment Console: [Success] You have shut down the gas in the dormitory section.
Shift Assignment Console: [Failure] Not enough spikes to perform operation.
Received:
210 Shut down dormitory ventilation system
2. Return to camera functions.
3. Access dormitory comm system.
Shift Assignment Console: The comm system crackles to life - all you can hear is a slow hissing. Otherwise, the dormitories appear to be deathly silent.
Shift Assignment Console: The comm system crackles to life - there is no sound coming from the dormitories.
Once the emergency blast door in the top wall opposite the Shift Assignment Console is open, there are doors to the left and right at the junction beyond: to the right is the East Dormitory, and to the left is the west, where the corridor contains a Mark II mining droid and curves to your right up to another door.
Received:
200 Killed Mining Droid Mark II (level 5)
If you haven't used the shift assignment console to access camera controls for Dormitory West or East and shut down the dormitory ventilation system, then once inside you're regularly afflicted by Poison, Average Weakness and Damage, inflicting -1 attributes and 4 damage every 6 seconds for 36 seconds unless a Fortitude save is made against DC 25. If you cannot shut down the ventilation system, then you can get a Breath Mask from the storage canister in the top left corner of the Cafeteria, and use it to grant Immunity: Poison.
The bottom left room has a damaged door, and contains a footlocker:
Damaged Door
Lock DC
21 (1)
Resist
-
Vitality
-
This door's locking mechanism is damaged beyond repair. You'll need to blow it open with a mine.
Footlocker
?
The medical officer's corpse lies in the central corridor between the two top left rooms, there's a locked footlocker in the top second from right room and a corpse in both neighboring rooms and the bottom right room:
The administration officer's corpse lies by the base of the log terminal on the right as you enter the West Dormitory:
Administration Officer Corpse
Mine Administrator Log
Credits (10)
MINE ADMINISTRATOR LOG
This holo log looks like it needs to be plugged into a holo reader in order to playback the contents.
Recover Ebon Hawk You found the corpse of the administration officer. He had a hololog on his body which could contain the codes to open the hangar bay... if you can find a hololog reader. If the log doesn't contain the hangar codes, then you'll need to find another way past the fuel depot force fields to reach the Ebon Hawk.
The log terminal is a holo reader that can playback the contents of this hololog:
Log Terminal: COMMON LOG CONSOLE INSERT DATAPAD TO PLAY/SEND HOLO REPLAY LAST RECORDED LOGS TRANSMISSION STATUS: ACTIVE
1. Search for logged holodisplay entries.
Log Terminal: NO LOGGED HOLOS ON SYSTEM INSERT PERSONAL DATAPAD TO PLAY HOLO LOG
7. Log out.
2. Return to main functions.
2. Insert mine administrator hololog.
Log Terminal: ADMINISTRATOR LOG ACTIVE HOLOLOG PLAYBACK CONFIRMED 2 LOGS RECORDED
1. Play mine administrator hololog.
Access Entry: Emergency Status.
Administration Officer: "This may be the beginning of a long record - it's about an hour after the facility suffered the explosion that triggered the emergency lockdown."
Administration Officer: "Just finished helping the dock officer set up the transmission relay. Not much signal strength, but it's better than nothing."
Administration Officer: "The transmission gives the code to open the turbolift when... or if... help arrives. The code is a simple group of five numbers - three, seventeen, thirteen, then the next two numbers a-"
Medical Officer: "Sir, couldn't we contact the med bay? Maybe the Jedi's awake - if so, she could help us."
Medical Officer: "Sir, couldn't we contact the med bay? Maybe the Jedi's awake - if so, he could help us."
Administration Officer: "No good - the link to the medical computer was severed from the hub, just like the administration console."
Administration Officer: 'Even if the Jedi wakes up, how would we get the dormitory turbolift code to her? Without it, the turbolift to the administration level is locked down.'
Administration Officer: 'Even if the Jedi wakes up, how would we get the dormitory turbolift code to him? Without it, the turbolift to the administration level is locked down.'
Recover Ebon Hawk You reached the dormitory area only to find the administration officer dead. You found a partial code to open the turbolift to the administration level, but no codes for the hangar. Without those codes, you'll need to find another way to bypass the force fields in the fuel depot - maybe that docked Republic ship has the answer, if you can get to it.
Once you check the transmission you can decipher the turbolift code to end the Turbolift Lockdown, although with sufficient Intelligence this is done automatically:
1. [Intelligence (13)] Looks like a military flash code... if I can get a reference number for a few of the symbols, I should be able to decode it.
1. [Intelligence (13)] Looks like a military flash code... it looks like the dot equals 1, the dash equals 10, and X is 5.
You can access the remaining entry of the mine administrator hololog, and insert and play other holologs found elsewhere:
Access Entry: Inventory and Supplies.
Administration Officer: "We just took an inventory of our supplies. We've got enough emergency rations in the dormitories to last almost a month, but with all the problems in the facility, I don't know how long we'll last."
Administration Officer: "I wish we could contact the Jedi, maybe she could... but no, she's still floating in that damn tank."
Administration Officer: "I wish we could contact the Jedi, maybe he could... but no, he's still floating in that damn tank."
Administration Officer: "Someone's played us for fools - and since Coorta and his crew aren't locked in here with us, it's pretty clear who it was. If I ever catch up with that Mandalorian-loving son of a..."
Administration Officer: "At least the air scrubbers are still working, even though they're tied into the..."
Administration Officer: "Hey, what's happening to the ventilation system? It's..."
Log Terminal: MINE FOREMAN LOG ACTIVE HOLOLOG PLAYBACK CONFIRMED 3 LOGS RECORDED
2. Play mine foreman hololog.
Access Entry: Much Trouble!
Mining Foreman: 'Work report: It has been two days since the broken Jedi come to facility. Work efficiency is down and fuel is backing up in vents, waiting for processing.'
Mining Foreman: "The fight frequency increases - Coorta and his crew think we should take the Jedi, then split the many credits by selling Jedi to Exchange. Tried to convince me to join them!"
Mining Foreman: 'I want nothing to do with Exchange! They are like a big, violent family that do terrible things to outsiders who deal with them! But Coorta does not care!'
Mining Foreman: 'In my mind, it is better letting a Jedi go where ever a Jedi wants to go. When Jedi get mad, they start big wars, set galaxy on fire.'
Access Entry: Talk with Coorta Failure!
Mining Foreman: "I had a careful, inoffensive talk with Coorta, and asked him to not make trouble with the Jedi. I remind him we were ordered to leave Jedi alone, and we should follow orders, or facility fall apart!"
Mining Foreman: "My words had much sense, but Coorta got all angry in human face, then said the facility is going to fall apart anyway. After talk, I listen to him talking to the maintenance officer on comm, they going to smuggle the Jedi off of Peragus!"
Mining Foreman: "Why do they do this? I am thinking of repeating this to the administration officer, but that will cause more trouble, cause more inefficiency! What do I do?"
Access Entry: Must Take Action! [Entry Incomplete.]
Mining Foreman: "I heard last comm talk from Coorta to maintenance officer. Maintenance officer said he had big plan for disabling station, leaving us all trapped here while he and Coorta escape with the Jedi!"
Mining Foreman: "I am still afraid of Coorta, who is big, loud, and unreasonable, so I went to the maintenance officer, who is smaller, more sensible, more Sullustan. I asked him why he make trouble with Coorta."
Mining Foreman: "Then maintenance officer crack eyebrow hair at me, pretend to not know what talking about, saying he not speak to Coorta at all! Why all human lie?"
Mining Foreman: "Can't wait any longer. Must t-"
The Sullustan mining foreman, Sien, is hit from behind and knocked unconscious:
Coorta: "Your ears always were too big, Sien. Come on, if the maintenance officer comes through on the explosions, these dorms are going to be filling up soon."
Coorta: "And shut that damn datapad off and throw it down the refresher."
Log Terminal: DOCK OFFICER LOG ACTIVE HOLOLOG PLAYBACK CONFIRMED 3 LOGS RECORDED
3. Play dock officer hololog.
Access Entry: Evacuation.
Dock Officer: "We managed to get to the dormitories - we should be safe here. We've been trying to use the holo-transmitter to beam a transmission to the administration level to end the lockdown, but the administration console's been severed from the main hub."
Dock Officer: "Everyone thinks we should try to evacuate on our own as soon as possible, but there's no way to break the dormitory seals from the inside."
Dock Officer: 'I'm going to keep sending distress calls in the meantime. We've been trying to find a way to circumvent the lockdown and get to our hangar bay, but so far, no luck.'
Access Entry: Fuel Depot Force Field.
Dock Officer: 'The situation's worse than we thought. Even if we get out of here, we can't shut down the fuel depot force fields if a fuel leak was detected.'
Dock Officer: "If so, the only way off this asteroid is if a ship docks with us - but the only connection to the docking platform is on the administration level, and we can't get up to the docking bay while we're trapped here."
Dock Officer: "I only hope someone survived the explosion in the mining tunnels - if not, then we're stranded here unless our transmission reaches a passing ship... or a Telos freighter."
Access Entry: Distress Transmission.
Dock Officer: "...managed to use the holo-transmitter here as a crude relay to beam short-burst transmissions outside the Peragus facility - with any luck, the transmission will carry beyond the asteroid field."
Dock Officer: 'We've set the emergency transmission on automatic playback. We're using a simple military flash code to transmit the code to the turbolifts so maybe our rescuers can get down to the dormitory when they reach the station.'
Dock Officer: 'Without those turbolift codes, our rescuers wouldn't be able get here from the administration level. And without those codes, we wouldn't be able to get to the administration level if we found a way out on our own.'
Dock Officer: "The messages are short distress calls only, since we can't get much signal strength - it's pretty weak, so unless a ship is actively searching the area, it might be a long time before a ship picks up the message."
Dock Officer: "After all, who would be scouring frequencies way out here looking for trouble?"
Once the emergency blast door in the top wall opposite the Shift Assignment Console is open, there are doors to the left and right at the junction beyond: to the left is the West Dormitory, and to the right is the east, where the corridor contains a Mark II mining droid and curves to your left up to another door.
Received:
200 Killed Mining Droid Mark II (level 5)
There's a broken log terminal on the left as you enter:
Broken Log Terminal: [You have already scavenged this terminal for components.]
If you haven't used the shift assignment console to access camera controls for Dormitory West or East and shut down the dormitory ventilation system, then once inside you're regularly afflicted by Poison, Average Weakness and Damage, inflicting -1 attributes and 4 damage every 6 seconds for 36 seconds unless a Fortitude save is made against DC 25. If you cannot shut down the ventilation system, then you can get a Breath Mask from the storage canister in the top left corner of the Cafeteria, and use it to grant Immunity: Poison.
There's a locked footlocker in the bottom left and top second from left rooms, and a corpse in the top left and both second from right rooms:
Footlocker (2)
Lock DC
21 (1)
Resist
5
Vitality
15
Footlocker (2)
?
Corpse (3)
?
There's also a refresher by the right wall in the top left room:
Refresher
Mine Foreman Log
MINE FOREMAN LOG
This holo log looks like it needs to be plugged into a holo reader in order to playback the contents.
The dock officer's corpse lies at the middle of the top side of the central corridor:
This holo log looks like it needs to be plugged into a holo reader in order to playback the contents.
The top right room has a damaged door:
Damaged Door
Lock DC
21 (1)
Resist
-
Vitality
-
This door's locking mechanism is damaged beyond repair. You'll need to blow it open with a mine.
Inside there's a footlocker, and a hidden compartment in the lower left bunk if you got the miner log datapad from the corpse in the middle of the Cafeteria:
Through the doorway at the bottom right end of the Shift Assignment Console corridor, there's an automated fire extinguisher midway down either side of the next hallway, and a maintenance droid in the middle:
The maintenance droid repairs any damage inflicted on other droids so destroy it first, ideally with a ranged weapon, Force power or grenade: once destroyed it explodes, inflicting 10 piercing damage unless a Reflex save is made against DC 15, halving damage.
Received:
150 Killed Automated Fire Extinguisher (2) (level 5)
Received:
200 Killed Maintenance Droid (level 5)
The left collapsed corridor, to your right as you enter, contains a damaged cylinder:
This blast cylinder has been damaged in the explosion that has hit this level. The lock is melted, but you may be able to blast it open with a mine.
The storage room beyond the security door in the bottom wall contains a Mark I excavator droid and a Mark I fire suppression droid, with a large locker in the top left and bottom right corners.
A Minor Sonic Detonator is only received if one is unused by the excavator droid.
The previous hallway's right corridor leads into the cafeteria or mess hall, which contains another two Mark I fire suppression droids and two more Mark I excavator droids:
Received:
150 Killed Excavator Droid Mark I (2) (level 5)
150 Killed Fire Suppression Droid Mark I (2) (level 5)
There's a perimeter walkway with ramps on the left, bottom and right sides down into the middle of the mess hall, where there's a corpse lying in the bottom left corner and a couple of scattered survival kits, at the top and bottom ends. There's another corpse by the collapsed corridor in the middle of the right wall.
"...got *another* lecture about contraband today. Security hasn't started doing spot checks of our quarters yet, so my cache in the lower bunk in my room in the eastern dormitory should be safe; you won't even know it's there unless you know to look for it."
"Coorta came around again, asking if I had any 'special' cargo to sell, but I was getting a bad feeling about how he was asking, so I stayed quiet about my stash. I'm going to keep that blaster I smuggled from Telos and a few grenades there just in case things here get rough."
"Only benefit to having a room the farthest from the door is that it should buy me enough time to dump the contraband if security does a surprise inspection."
Beyond the two doors in the top wall is the food counter, with a storage canister in the top left corner, a Lab Station in the top right corner, and four scattered survival kits.
"...I swear they're never going to get around to fixing the ventilation systems - and if the food processors back up again, then next time the fumes start flooding the mess hall, I'll be dead rather than just nauseous. I'll keep the breath mask here just in case we have a repeat incident."
Beyond the door in the Cafeteria's bottom wall, there's a room where the miner Coorta lies dead by the left wall, with other corpses by the bottom wall and in the top right corner:
In the room beyond the door in the Cafeteria's bottom wall, there's also a turbolift in the right wall and a turbolift console in the bottom right corner:
Turbolift
Lock DC
100 (80)
Resist
-
Vitality
-
Turbolift Console: TURBOLIFT ACCESS CONSOLE SYSTEM: ACTIVE CAMERA RECORDS: ACTIVE
1. Open turbolift door.
Turbolift Console: TURBOLIFT DOOR LOCKED ENTER 5 NUMBER CODE SEQUENCE NUMBER RANGE 1-20
4. Log out.
Turbolift Lockdown The turbolift back to the administration level is locked by a code. If so, then it's likely one of the officers has it - or there is a record of it somewhere.
The door cannot be sliced, and the chance of guessing the correct 5 number code sequence with range 1-20 is 1 in 3,200,000 (205):
Dialog
1. [Computer] Slice the door. [1 Spike(s)]
Turbolift Console: [Failure] The door has no access port for a computer spike. It looks like you'll have to enter the code manually or destroy the console to try and force the turbolift door.
2. Enter code manually.
Turbolift Console: ENTER FIRST NUMBER IN SEQUENCE
Turbolift Console: ENTER SECOND NUMBER IN SEQUENCE
Turbolift Console: ENTER THIRD NUMBER IN SEQUENCE
Turbolift Console: ENTER FOURTH NUMBER IN SEQUENCE
Turbolift Console: ENTER FIFTH NUMBER IN SEQUENCE
1. 1
3. 3
5. 5
7. 7
9. 9
11. 11
13. 13
15. 15
17. 17
19. 19
2. 2
4. 4
6. 6
8. 8
10. 10
12. 12
14. 14
16. 16
18. 18
20. 20
Turbolift Console: [FAILURE] INCORRECT CODE ENTER CORRECT SEQUENCE
Turbolift Lockdown You unlocked the turbolift to the administration level by destroying the control terminal.
Otherwise, you receive 250 XP for unlocking it by deciphering the code. You need to go to the West Dormitory and get the mine admininstrator log from the administration officer corpse by the log terminal on the right as you enter, then insert that log in the terminal and select Access Entry: Emergency Status to find a partial code:
Turbolift Lockdown The administration officer said the mining console was transmitting the turbolift code, a five number sequence. The first three numbers were 3, 17, and 13, but he was cut off before finishing the sequence.
You also need to check the transmission at that log terminal to decipher the rest, although this can be done automatically with sufficient Intelligence:
Turbolift Lockdown The mining console seems to be transmitting a five number sequence repeatedly. It looks like some sort of military flash code. The symbols are:
Turbolift Lockdown The mining console contains a five number flash code to unlock the turbolift. The flash code symbols are:
... -X.. -... X X..
If the administration officer was correct, then the first three symbols stand for 3, 17, 13.
That means the remaining two numbers are 5 and 7.
You can enter the code manually, although it can be done automatically with sufficient Intelligence:
1. [Intelligence (13)] Enter 3-17-13-5-7.
Turbolift Console: [Something's wrong - you entered the correct code to the turbolift, but the console's rejecting it. Someone must have changed the code after the lockdown.]
Turbolift Console: [FAILURE] INCORRECT CODE ENTER CORRECT SEQUENCE
Turbolift Lockdown You tried entering the turbolift code into the terminal, but it didn't work. Someone must have changed the code – now it's only a matter of trying to figure out how. Maybe there's a clue in the turbolift camera logs.
Accessing camera logs plays a holographic recording of what took place here 5 minutes after the emergency lockdown:
2. Access camera logs.
Turbolift Console: ACCESSING CAMERA LOG RECORDING 5 MINUTES AFTER EMERGENCY LOCKDOWN
Dialog
Coorta: '...almost didn't make it out of the dormitory section before the lockdown, you murglak! You're cutting it a little close, aren't you?'
Maintenance Officer: "Yes, a regrettable miscalculation on my part. I'm contacting you because I'm picking up a subspace transmission from within that level - is that your doing?"
Coorta: 'No, they... they must be trying to use the old relay system to send an emergency signal. I doubt they know what's really going on.'
Coorta Thug: "Hey, this turbolift's locked down."
Coorta: "Try the code again - and don't worry about the miners and their transmission, by the time help arrives, we'll be all the way to Nar Shaddaa."
Maintenance Officer: 'Oh, they won't be leaving the dormitories. The explosion within the tunnel has damaged the ventilation systems, causing breaches in the core exhaust conduits.'
Coorta: "What? That's going to kill them all!"
Maintenance Officer: "Not all of them. But I'm sending a number of mining droids to your location right now to correct that problem."
Coorta Thug: "Coorta, this turbolift's locked down - the sequence isn't working."
Coorta: "Keep trying it! You... why are you doing this? Why me?"
Maintenance Officer: "You? It was never about you - the Jedi is all that interests me."
Maintenance Officer: "But then you had to ruin everything by revealing her identity, and then trying to harm her. And that I cannot allow."
Maintenance Officer: "But then you had to ruin everything by revealing his identity, and then trying to harm him. And that I cannot allow."
Maintenance Officer: "Statement: You are a risk, Coorta. You are impulsive... crude... and soon, deceased."
Three Mark II mining droids enter and slaughter Coorta and his two thugs, as the maintenance officer reveals his true identity:
HK-50: 'Mocking Query: Coorta? Coorta, are you dead yet?'
HK-50: "Smug Statement: I believe I forgot to mention that I reversed the turbolift codes in case you managed to get this far."
Turbolift Lockdown The turbolift back to the administration level is locked by a code. If so, then it's likely one of the officers has it - or there is a record of it somewhere. Whatever the code is, however, it looks like you'll need to reverse it.
If you return to the west dormitory and use the log terminal to check the transmission:
Turbolift Lockdown The mining console contains a five number flash code to unlock the turbolift, but the code needs to be reversed to unlock the terminal. The flash code symbols are normally:
... -X.. -... X X..
If the administration officer was correct, then the first three symbols stand for 3, 17, 13. Which means that the new code must have 2 numbers at the beginning, then 13, 17, and 3.
You can enter the code in reverse manually, although it can be done automatically with sufficient Intelligence:
1. [Intelligence (13)] Enter code in reverse: 7-5-13-17-3.
Turbolift Console: [SUCCESS] CORRECT CODE
Turbolift Console: TURBOLIFT DOOR UNLOCKED
Turbolift Lockdown You unlocked the turbolift to the administration level by deciphering the code and then entering it in reverse.
Received:
250 Unlocked turbolift by entering code in reverse
The turbolift from the dormitories takes you back to the top left side of the administration level, below the medical bay. The emergency blast door has opened, and Kreia waits at the end of the corridor:
Kreia: I have felt a disturbance... our enemy is here. We must leave at once.
Kreia: We are together in this matter, you and I... what affects you, affects me. There can be no division in our actions, or everything is lost.
1. I'm not letting some old scow hold me up - I travel alone.
Dark Side Points Gained: -1
Dialog
Kreia: I realize that you have traveled alone ever since the Mandalorian Wars, but that time of self-reflection is over. ...and if you cannot see beyond yourself and your own needs, then you should know that I have the only means of accessing the Ebon Hawk's navicomputer. Without it, we both are trapped here.
Kreia: We need to make our way to the docking area on this level. I fear the airlock has already opened, and if so, we must be on our guard. If we cannot reach the Ebon Hawk, then we must find a way to escape on the ship that has docked here.
1. [Kreia has joined your party. When she is in your active party, her Mentor special ability gives everyone a bonus to earned experience points.]
If you try to remove her, and later Atton, from your party:
You are unable to change your party at this time.
If you speak to her again at any point before moving into the Republic ship's engine deck:
Kreia: What is it? This is not the time for questions.
Dialog
1. It's time for answers. Who's pursuing us? And why?
1. Maybe if you told me who these attackers chasing us are, we could settle this.
Kreia: They are assassins, and they are responsible for attack on the Ebon Hawk - and the Harbinger. I did not expect them to find us so quickly. We must escape this facility. If we remain here, then we will die.
2. Your cryptic stand-offish routine is starting to anger me.
Kreia: And your stubborn blindness to our situation is equally frustrating. I would have expected more from a war veteran, but yet you disappoint me.
3. Very well. Let's keep moving.
Go straight ahead to return to Atton in the communications blister on the right side of the level. As you approach the emergency hatch, two Sith assassins decloak behind you, but take no action before continuing to follow you and cloaking once more: you won't encounter them again in this level, but forewarned is forearmed...
[The explosions in the mining tunnels below have sealed the emergency hatch. There is no way to open it.]
As you and Kreia enter the administration level's communications blister and run towards Atton:
Atton: What in space is going on? Who's this? Another Jedi? What, did you guys suddenly start breeding when I wasn't looking?
Dialog
1. It'll take too long to explain. We have to leave. Now.
2. Atton, there's no time to explain - grab a weapon, and follow me.
3. Shut up and get out of my way, Atton.
Atton: Uh... all right. I'm guessing that Republic ship that just docked isn't carrying friends of yours.
Kreia: I hope your talent for understatement is offset by your skill with a blaster. If not, then I fear our time together will be short indeed.
Atton: Yeah, and I'm also good at running and drinking, your majesty. And even if you two aren't big friends of the Republic, that warship's the only way off this station.
1. [Atton has joined your party. As long as he isn't the last party member standing, he can't be knocked out, and his saving throws improve the more he's wounded.]
As you all run out of the communications blister to the left, you're confronted with a new arrival from the fuel depot turbolift to the right:
Atton: Good thing we have a clear run to the shi...
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Threat: Master, perhaps I did not enunciate clearly the last time we spoke. I suggested that you should shut down, stay put, and wait for rescue.
Dialog
1. What do you mean?
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Clarification: Master, your well-being is of the highest importance to me. I was forced to intercede here on Peragus to ensure your survival.
2. No, you were clear, I just don't listen to assassin droids.
2. Since when do assassin droids care about preserving life?
2. I don't need any lectures on right or wrong from an assassin droid.
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Clarification: 'Assassin droid' is such a crude term, master, reserved for durasteel drones uploaded with only the most archaic kill-programs. The function I perform has been referred to as 'wanton slaughter.' I prefer to see it as a means of facilitating communication, resulting in the termination of hostilities.
3. After all the deaths you've caused, "rescue" is hardly the term I would use.
3. If by "intercede," you mean murder, then you've got your definitions mixed up.
2. Whatever you say, "murder" still means "murder" to me.
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Correction: I am not here to be argue semantics, master, so I will simply inform you that you are wrong - as were those recently-corrected miners.
If you discovered the Medical Bay Murders but don't make either of the following responses:
Medical Bay Murders: Bonus Mission It appears the HK-50 protocol droid was responsible for murdering the miners in the facility - he may have been responsible for killing the miners in the medbay as well, although how he did it while the emergency lockdown was in effect is unknown.
Received:
100 Appears HK-50 killed miners, but don't know how or why
1. Are you the one who killed all the miners in the medical bay?
Medical Bay Murders: Bonus Mission You discovered that the "protocol droid" that stowed away on board the Ebon Hawk was a sophisticated assassin droid called HK-50. HK-50 admitted to killing the miners in an attempt to keep you sedated long enough for him to ship you off the station and collect the bounty on your head.
You are not certain how he did it, however.
He did it by mimicking the maintenance officer's voice and using the fuel depot terminal to issue the command to the medical bay computer to administer the lethal dose of sedatives to the miners.
Received:
200 HK-50 admitted to killing miners to keep you sedated
Received:
500 HK-50 admitted to killing miners, and you know how
Otherwise:
1. You mean by killing all the miners?
1. So you did kill all the miners.
Dialog
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Indignant Answer: Master, the miners intended to place you in jeopardy. I could not allow that to take place, so I was forced to negotiate a termination of hostilities. After reprogramming the mining droids to "mine" any organics they perceived, they began to kill the miners one by one. Then a series of flawlessly timed explosions drove the miners into their dormitories - where I was able to gas them all at once without wasting time hunting them through the mining tunnels. I then administered a large dose of sedatives to the remaining miners in the medbay, enough to kill them but ensure you slept peacefully. Of course, against my calculations, you awakened from your tank prematurely. I am ashamed by the inconvenience that caused for both of us.
1. And so you ordered the mining droids to kill me?
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Answer: You misunderstand me, Master. Those droids were there to guard you. As I said, I did not anticipate you awakening from the tank. You are quite a hardy specimen for a Jedi, a ronto among humans, if you will indulge me the metaphor. Besides, as you proved, Master, such droids could never pose a threat to a Jedi... the droids were custodial in nature, cleaning the facility of other distractions.
2. Why did you want to capture me?
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Answer: It is beyond the scope of my programming to probe the motivations of my clients, master. Suffice to say that I am being well compensated for my services. You have been a difficult target to find. You have been wandering the galaxy since the end of the Mandalorian Wars, leaving little record of your passage. It is as if you did not wish to be found... by hunters such as myself, or more likely, the Jedi Order.
1. You found me. Obviously I didn't do a good job.
1. How did you find me?
1. How did you manage to find me in the first place?
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Admission: It was a matter of chance, Master. I happened to be serving as a protocol droid on the Harbinger when you booked passage. After that, it was a simple matter to sabotage the Harbinger and call for a retrieval.
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Irritated Statement: However, when the Ebon Hawk appeared and salvaged us from the wreckage, I was forced into a series of rapid recalculations, culminating in our current situation.
2. Who is this client of yours?
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Chiding Answer: My programming renders me incapable of revealing the indentity of my client, master. However, I am free to say that my client is wealthy, and very interested in possessing the last of the Jedi.
3. So what now? Are you going to kill me?
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Answer: No, Master, killing you was never the intention. If you resist my attempts to return you to your kolto tank, however, I may inadvertently fracture your skeleton in several places to incapacitate you.
4. I don't want to fight you, but I will if you leave me no other choice.
5. Enough of this - you won't take me without a fight.
6. I'm tired of listening to you - prepare to be scrapped.
HK-50 Assassin Droid: Resignation: Very well, Master. If inflicting pain is the only means to resolve this matter, then you leave me no choice.
Four floating mines appear in a line between you. If you simply continue running up the ramp in the bottom left corner to the docking port, you'll find the docking door is sealed:
[This airlock door looks like it has been sealed by the assassin droid - you will need to defeat him to gain access.]
You can pause game to level up and equip Atton, and Kreia if you haven't already done so. Do not give them melee weapons or leave them unarmed unless you want Atton to demonstrate his Spirit:
Party Member Down PRESS SPACE TO CONTINUE
One of your party is down! Party members who go down in combat will be revived at the end of the battle. If your entire party goes down the game is over.
The mines are the most immediate threat, as they float toward you and explode once in close proximity or destroyed, inflicting up to 12 piercing damage within radius unless a successful Reflex save is made against DC 15, halving damage.
Use ranged weapons, Force powers or grenades to destroy them before they're in range. If you and Kreia are level 6 and have Disable Droid then this can affect two at a time, possibly more if you wait for them to start moving together: a single use kills them outright if they don't save, and if both of you can use it then this does so even if they do.
This is the strongest enemy you've encountered so far, by far: a Power BlastCritical Hit inflicts 12-45 energy damage on Normal, and once the HK-50 is reduced to 50% Vitality it uses its Repair Kit to repair 33 points. Yet there are now three in your party, so if each of you uses an Ion Grenade then you can kill it in a single combat round. However, once it's reduced to 1 Vitality:
Statement: Self-Destruct sequence activated.
Three.
Two.
One.
The explosion always knocks down, and inflicts 42 energy damage within radius unless a Reflex save is made at DC 20, halving damage.
This device looks like an HK vocabulator unit that allows a droid to speak and communicate with others.
If you speak to Atton again at any point before leaving Peragus:
Atton: What is it? Why are we stopping?
Dialog
1. What do you know about Peragus?
1. I need to know what you know about Peragus.
Atton: I know we need to get out of here. Like I said, it's a minefield looking for any excuse to blow.
2. So why were you locked up again?
1. Can you tell me why you were locked up here, at least?
Atton: Look - I'd be happy to share my whole life story with you when we aren't getting chased by assassin droids, all right?
Atton: Look - I'd be happy to share my whole life story when we aren't getting chased by assassin droids and Sith troops, all right?
3. Nothing. Let's keep moving.
2. All right. Let's keep moving, then.
When you go up the ramp in the bottom left corner to the docking port, the docking door is now open and you can enter the Republic ship's command deck.
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Received:
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Plasteel Cylinder
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Shift Assignment Console: PERAGUS WORK ASSIGNMENT CONSOLE
1. [Repair] Reroute the main console system. [1 Part(s)]
2. [Computer] Slice the system. [1 Spike(s)]
Recover Ebon Hawk
1. [Intelligence (13)] Looks like a military flash code... if I can get a reference number for a few of the symbols, I should be able to decode it.
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Dark Side Points Gained: -1
Kreia: What is it? This is not the time for questions.
Atton: Good thing we have a clear run to the shi...
