After some navigating through the caves, Rey eventually finds some familiar curves and twists. The tunnels seem to change sometimes, which makes it all the more imperative to remember little details. Especially when you're all out of breadcrumbs.

Some time later, once making her way through cold winding channels, the way she had trekked with Sato begins making itself clearer. But now's hardly the time for triumph. Not when there are at least half a dozen robots hot on her trail. All of them bearing scorched marks and tattered clothes after a few failed attempts at burning them into disrepair. It hadn't taken long for Rey to determine a lost cause when she sees one.

By the time she finds Sato again, that same damned wraith is also blocking her path to him.

Unlike the immortal old man and some of her chosen company, Rey does not have the luxury of being able to immediately get back up after dying. Sure, she is hard to kill, but it's better not to tempt fate and see whether or not it would require the same amount of effort on the wraith's part to suck the life out of this vessel. If such a thing is even possible.

So, rather than running through it like a crazy person, she just drops low. Skidding across the hard ground, dust kicking up around her. Before the phantom can turn or even acknowledge her, she's passed under it. And in her wake is a marching band of polite but murderous robots advancing.

"Just go." She is almost too calm when she speaks, springing back to her feet in order to flee the scene.