Orbiter 9 Page #3

She doesn't communicate

with the outside.

Are you ready?

Opening outer lock.

Let's go.

Come on, Helena.

Don't be afraid.

Come on.

Helena, give me your hand.

Good, Helena.

You're doing great.

This way.

That's it.

We're almost there.

I need you to ride

inside here, okay?

Simulation center, grid clean.

Affirmative, check the next one.

The levels are higher than normal.

It's the suit.

You left it outside.

Gate!

The same thing happened

with the other ships.

It was all agreed.

Since when?

Since before you were born.

And you coming to the ship?

That too.

The oxygen was only an excuse.

- It's checked in remote code.

- Then why did you go in?

Technical inspection

of each Rebecca unit.

I want to see them.

Nobody can know you're out.

But they're my parents.

Nobody, Helena. Especially them.

Why?

Because they're military scientists.

They've dedicated half their lives

to this project.

- But they're my family.

- No, they're not.

They're not.

- What is that?

- Thunder.

It's going to rain.

Come on.

I HAVE A MEETING

BACK IN 2 HOURS

WE LIVE HERE, BUT DON'T GO OU WITHOUT ME!

IF SOMEONE RINGS

DON'T OPEN DOOR

DOWNSTAIRS SHOWER

DOESN'T WORK

REMEMBER, I'LL BE BACK

IN 2 HOURS

PLEASE DON'T MOVE THE PIECES

What if they find out?

There's no reason they would.

That's not an answer, Alex.

What if something

goes wrong?

It's too dangerous.

I'm willing to take that risk.

Right.

That's what worries me.

Alex.

Don't look at me like that.

Did you really think I was a wolf?

No, but we're not supposed

to see each other.

My cell phone.

I have an apartment I never use

in Isaura District.

If for any reason

you need to disappear for a while,

you only have to call me.

And please don't talk about

this subject in the booth again.

Sometimes they record

the conversations randomly.

Thank you, Silvia.

Really.

Go on, get lost.

Hi.

It's weird, I've always had

the same clothes but in every size.

So, where do you want to go?

What do you want to do?

I don't know.

What's your favorite place?

Sometimes the simplest

mechanisms are actually

the most complex.

I could spend my whole life

looking at them.

They're weird,

but pretty.

Is the sea far away?

The sea isn't like you imagine it

anymore.

The acid tides destroyed everything.

If nobody fixes it, soon they'll only

be able to live in places like this.

Did you ever go in the water?

Yeah, when I was six or seven.

But I didn't like it.

I can't imagine you

at six or seven years old.

I was practically like I am now.

Shy...

Look.

I was antisocial,

Coke-bottle glasses...

A freak.

A freak?

What's a freak?

A freak is...

different.

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