Mythrol tries to leave, claiming he’s dehydrating, so Karga offers him an extra 30 years off his debt and tells him to grab the flange cutter to speed them up. The door controls to the base are melted. Mythrol’s reluctant to get too close, so Karga says he either takes them to the front door and gets a hundred years knocked off his debt, or he walks home alone through the lava flats with whatever’s left in his humidity vest. The plan is to cause a reactor overload to blow up the base, with Mythrol keeping the speeder running for a fast escape. They drive off with Mythrol at the controls of the speeder. Greef Karga recruits Mando for another mission. Karga says he just wants the Empire off Nevarro, because then the planet would be safe and could become a trade anchor for the sector. “And you wanna mop up the last of the Imperial force before they do?” states Mando, pointedly. Karga says there’s a lot of heavy weaponry that the black market would love to get their hands on. There’s an old Imperial base on the other side of Nevarro – it’s where all Moff Gideon’s troops came from, and is apparently now running on a skeleton crew. They have a job for Mando, while the Razor Crest is being repaired.

Mythrol’s now working off his debt – for the next 350 years. Mando is surprised to see him, so Karga explains that the Mythrol had taken care of his books for years, but went AWOL after a bit of “creative accounting”. “There’s no registration on the ship but I’m pretty sure it belongs…,” Mythrol says on the communicator, before being cut off. Karga, Dune and the Mandalorian return to Karga’s office, and interrupt the Mythrol Mando apprehended just before taking the Baby Yoda job. Baby Yoda sits at a table in the classroom, and uses the Force to steal a packet of blue biscuits from a boy in the class. Karga says that where they’re going they don’t want to take a child, and Dune gives her word he’ll be safe. Karga suggests leaving the Child in the school – the Mando counters that “wherever I go, he goes”. It’s been cleaned up and turned into a school, where a female protocol droid is teaching the children of the town – the lesson is galactic geography. They arrive at the cantina where Karga used to give the Mandalorian his bounty hunting assignments. Mando explains that his ship was damaged in a skirmish with the New Republic, and Karga expresses the opinion that the Republic should leave the Outer Rim alone – “if the Empire couldn’t settle it, what makes them think they can?”

The town is now thriving and Karga credits Dune with cleaning it up.

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