His hallucination of the crew as monsters trying to hurt her causes him to attack the engineers. It causes him to see a vision of his daughter. Kuttner finds a shard of the Marker which has a terrible effect on him. While the engineers work on the gravity stabilizer, Kuttner's crew splits up. The crew and engineers land on Aegis VII, which has become dangerously unstable. Campbell then explains that Kuttner's crew are to bring back surviving pieces of the Marker, which are worth millions of credits. Captain Campbell enters and explains that crews will stabilize the gravity on Aegis VII, then dismisses the engineers. All three were picked up from the Sprawl. Borges enters the room with his 19-year-old cousin Noah and Omar, a Unitologist. He was in a conference room on the O'Bannon with Cho, Stross, a soldier named Rin and their leader Sergenko. Kuttner's daughter, Vivian, was killed prior to the mission. They use his fear of being burned alive to get him to cooperate. The head interrogator is told by the Overseer he has seven hours to get information from the survivors. The four find themselves in a holding cell on the Abraxis, heading to the Sprawl, a station on a shard of Titan. The Abraxis then destroys the O'Bannon and portals out of the Aegis system. The Marines incapacitate them and take them to the Abraxis. Kuttner kills one of the Marines after screaming something about his daughter. The Marines make their way to engineering and meet the survivors: Nickolas Kuttner, head of security Alejandro Borges, an engineer with a robotic arm Nolan Stross, chief science officer and Isabel Cho, a doctor. Their scanners detect four people still alive in engineering. Five Marines board the ship and see dead mutilated bodies. The EarthGov interceptor ship USM Abraxis portals to and docks with the O'Bannon. But the corporation loses contact with the O'Bannon as well. When contact with the USG Ishimura and the Aegis VII colony is lost, the Concordance Extraction Corporation sends the ship USG O'Bannon to investigate.
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