Dante laughed at the first statement his new partner made. "<span style="color: #FF0000">They can track ALL hyperspace within known space, so even if I jump from an uncharted area they can still track where I land at.</span>" He was still readjusting to his body, the wormhole made him feel like he was no longer inside his own skin. Dante took about twenty seconds to reply to his partner, as he was not paying complete attention. "<span style="color: #FF0000">I guess Ms. Glossinger has her own private docking station. I have no idea who this lady is but she must be sleeping in money. I'm sending you coordinates to her dock right now.</span>" Dante sent Saf the coordinates, which indicated that her dock was in the south eastern hemisphere of Iopia. Owning a private dock was a big deal, even for a poor rundown planet like Iopia. The U.R.G wanted to control most of them and if anyone wanted to buy one they had to have a lot of cash. Even the ones they didn't own still were pretty costly and they were usually owned by some type of corporation. But Dante spent part of the night before checking out her background, and she owned no businesses. She wasn't even married, and had no kids or even any siblings. Dante maneuvered his ship into the private dock, which was already opened for him and his partner when they arrived.<br/><br/>Standing towards the entrance of the Docking chamber was Ruby Glossinger herself. She was wearing what looked to be a pretty popular designer jacket with the pants and shoes to match. She had long curly red hair, and stood around 5'10 by Dante's guess. She was somewhat thicker than the average woman but she was in no way chubby. Dante wasn't entirely sure, but he thought that she also had jewelry on every single finger on both hands. Something about this situation gave him a strange feeling in his stomach. "<span style="color: #FF0000">Stay frosty, I don't trust this at all. She throws a curve ball and we walk, understand?</span>" Dante was notorious for ending up in bad situations for not trusting his instincts in the past and he wasn't quite ready to face death again.