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Agias Rikton

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Agias Rikton was a male individual from Corulag who served as an engineer aboard a Gozanti-class cruiser in the Imperial Navy. After the Battle of Endor, the cruiser's crew was caught by the Rebel Alliance, and Rikton escaped aboard an escape pod. He worked for "the Harch" aboard the Whitedrift Exchange space station, but managed to come into contact with a member of the Galactic Empire who convinced him to use a bomb to target Traitor's Remorse, a shantytown for Imperial defectors. Major Soran Keize of the 204th Imperial Fighter Wing, who was working for the Harch under the alias Devon Lhent, learned of Rikton's plans and attempted to talk him out of it. Rikton returned the components he had stolen for the bomb and left the Whitedrift Exchange, claiming he was returning to Corulag.

Rikton worked as a mechanic on the Yadeez freighter for the 204th Imperial Fighter Wing during the second Operation: Cinder. During operations in the Chadawa system Rikton was specially selected as part of Yrica Quell's team to travel to the Netalych system to determine the programming of the Emperor's Messenger Droid. While holding Quell prisoner on Netalych, the Imperials were attacked by Chass na Chadic and Kairos of the New Republic's Alphabet Squadron. During the fight, Quell escaped from the Imperials and stole Rikton's blaster after a confrontation on the street's of Netalych. Keize presumed Rikton was killed or lost.

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Facts

Homeworld
Corulag
Gender
Male
Pronouns
He/him
Families
new
Parents
new
Partners
new
Siblings
new
Children
new
Affiliations
Galactic Empire
204th Imperial Fighter Wing

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. Alphabet Squadron (first appearance)
  2. Shadow Fall: An Alphabet Squadron Novel (mentioned only)
  3. Victory's Price: An Alphabet Squadron Novel (first identified)

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