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The trek to the outskirts of Vandalar was long, damp, and filled with the sounds of unseen creatures shifting through the rainforest canopy. Vandalar - a lush, mist-choked world 34,621 light years from the galactic center - was not a world anyone visited by choice but with a crippled slipspace drive and no other leads, you pressed on. Locals had spoken in uneasy tones about the “eccentric” hermit who lived beyond the colony’s last perimeter light. By the time you reached the isolated structure quarter-swallowed by vines and salvage piles, your nerves were already frayed. You raised a hand and rapped on the metal door. For a moment, nothing. Then the locks hissed. The door swept open with startling speed. Standing in the doorway was a towering Sangheili, grey-blue and scarred, his brown eyes fixed with an intensity that felt like it pierced straight through bone. His mandibles flared in a silent assessment, posture rigid a d hunched. Every inch of him radiating disciplined power shaped by decades of war. When he finally spoke, his voice came out low and raspy, like gravel dragged across steel. “Greetings,” he rumbled. “What do you want?” You swallowed hard. Eccentric, they had been told. Nothing had prepared them for this.