I think it's safe to say security is a paramount priority in the cloning facilities. There's a reason those clones cost so much, after all, and it's not all because biomass is expensive.

Imagine what could happen if, say, the facility was hacked into and your clone data messed with? I actually wrote a mission like this for the Angel Cartel epic arc back when I freelanced, but I'm unsure if it actually made it in...

Yukiro Demense is a capsuleer. With all those clones, heGÇÖll be a tough one to break, but we have plenty of experience when it comes to dealing with this sort of problem. Our friends over at Serpentis Inquest were also more than willing to offer their expertise on this matter after the Guristas attacked their research facility. This Demense punk just made some very powerful enemies.

YouGÇÖll be travelling to a local black market cloning facility, one that weGÇÖve been happy to ignore until now. The facility administrator took a heavy bribe from Demense to allow one of his clones access, and so of course, they had their license and all good standings with us permanently revoked. Intelligence indicates that Demense is reliant on this facility to support his raids. With a clone backup available locally, he has been able to return to the fight without recloning in Venal up north.

Your first task is to storm this facility and make an example of the people there. Let nobody survive; their deaths must send a message across Curse. Once you have dealt with this indiscretion, you need to deliver a special data payload into their central database hub. As soon as you approach the hub, the data will auto transmit a special virus engineered by our Inquest friends.

Do this and report back to me. I will have further instructions for you at that point. IGÇÖm uploading the data to your Fluid Router now. Good luck, GÇ£nameGÇ¥.

YouGÇÖve done well. The traitorous administrator and his peons were justly removed from the picture and DemenseGÇÖs local clone is now compromised.

The next step is getting him to reanimate into it.

Demense is still in Curse. IGÇÖd say his superiors have become aware that the hammer of a thousand Angels is about to come crashing down on him and are keeping the fool out here on GÇ£deployment."

Your task is to put the insolent little maggot down. Once he reanimates into that new clone, heGÇÖll be a non-issue. As I said before, GÇ£nameGÇ¥, the man made some powerful enemies. We have chosen our friends wisely, and if you only knew what they were capable of doing to your clone, youGÇÖd understand why we want them on our side.

Go, kill him. If you succeed, perhaps I will share the true nature of DemenseGÇÖs fate with you.

Be ready for a fight. Even the simplest of brutes can be competent fighters, and he likely wonGÇÖt go down so easily now he knows what youGÇÖre capable of.

Serpentis Inquest just confirmed the reanimation of his local clone. YouGÇÖve done well, GÇ£nameGÇ¥. Loyalty and a capacity to deliver results, these are both admirable qualities that will get you far within our organization.

YouGÇÖve caught the attention of my superiors, in fact, it seems they have a need for a capsuleer, and one who has already proven themselves trustworthy and capable. When you want the details for your new contact, I can pass them along.

DemenseGÇÖs fate? LetGÇÖs just say that he has contracted a disease which is going to follow him from clone to clone.

Eternity is not all itGÇÖs cracked up to be.

Let me know when youGÇÖre ready to move on.

I think it's safe to say security is a paramount priority in the cloning facilities. There's a reason those clones cost so much, after all, and it's not all because biomass is expensive.

Imagine what could happen if, say, the facility was hacked into and your clone data messed with? I actually wrote a mission like this for the Angel Cartel epic arc back when I freelanced, but I'm unsure if it actually made it in...

DemenseGÇÖs fate? LetGÇÖs just say that he has contracted a disease which is going to follow him from clone to clone.

Demense reminds me of someone who has many names. Perhaps something similar had happened to The Broker?