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"I'm not afraid of the Empire.....not anymore."
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Traitor. Insurgent. Rebel. Freak. Monster...I've been called these names and more. Maybe I am some of them, maybe none, or even all. But there is one thing I definitely consider myself. I am an assassin.
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