In the next half hour or so, the local resistance as they call themselves explain the situation to you and make introductions.<br/>Their leader is the man in the bodysuit and helmet, called only "Nameless One". They say he is horribly scarred and burned all over his body, and he hides his disfigured visage under the pilot suit. The others are local leaders, thugs, stranded spacers and ex-politicans, all with a grudge against the Empire. From Dia, you learn that even though she is considered their ally, is a pacifist and doesn't like violence. Ironically, her lover was a soldier of the resistance who died when they took action against the facility.<br/>As for why they helped to spring you, or tried to recruit you, all they can say is: because you were there. They had no idea if anyone is held in there. They attacked the lab because they obtained information about what kind of experiments were going on there: messing with near human dna in order to find new genetic material to research new adrenals for their own troops. Only when they managed to hack the imperial network during the attack did they find out about captives, and Dia's medical knowledge as well as slicing expertise came in handy to wake one of them - you - before she was tracked. Alas, their attack was a failure, the lab is still active and many of the resistance people died in the attempt. The only positive thing that came out of it was that you managed to escape from there.<br/>These guys are fighting a losing battle against the Empire, here in the core, without any real backup. They tried to contact the Rebel Alliance several times, but they never got a response, or any evidence that the rebels recieved their pleas.<br/>As they explain, they were discussing their next course of action before you arrived. There are now two major opinions among them: one party wants to get a ship and leave the Core, while the others want to shut down the lab before even thinking about leaving the planet and their lives behind.