"What would I do with you huh?" Dravin questioned, looking at the monitor showing the girl in the back of the ship, an eyebrow raised interestingly.<br/><br/>For a moment, he had the idea of just sending her out into space, letting her get sucked out of the airlock, but that wasn't something he would do. Sure, he had a fairly cold heart, he wasn't someone that cared much for others, but he wasn't going to kill someone for no reason and he tried to be fair. When it came to making deals, he did his best to honour them. Of course, he had made a deal with the military, that would also pose a problem.<br/><br/>"Well, what would you want me to do? I can drop you off on some other planet, maybe some station hidden on a moon. No one would really find you, not for a while. The military would probably throw me in jail and I'll never see the outside ever again and eventually, someone will find you and bring you back to the military. So in the end, we would both loose. And I'm sure I don't have to point out the fact that I don't want to spend the rest of my life in jail."<br/><br/>Of course, there was another option, though it wasn't an option he wanted to take, unless it meant he never had to work again for the rest of his life. So he set the ship on course for earth but slowed it down, giving them time before he would have to make a landing. With the massive leaps forward in technology, traveling between planets had become fairly tedious and uneventful. He envied those setting out in journeys to travel to distant galaxies and report back their findings. So Dravin moved quickly to the back of the ship and sat down in front of the girl, hands clasped together as he looked her straight in the eye.<br/><br/>"Let's say you get to go where you want, anywhere. And let's say there is a way no one would ever look for you again and you gave me this information. How much is it worth? And just how many people would want to buy it?"