She doesnвЂ™t and itвЂ™s all smiles and family time again. Then she has a conversation with Dante and he seemingly gives her the opportunity to leave the ship if she wants to. Leaving Mercury, Percy apologizes, somewhat, to Lucretia, for, you know, doing things so stupid that she nearly got them all killed. They are locked in the prison on Mercury. Percy sneaks up behind the bad guys and surprises them enough that our heroes get the upper hand. Finally Dante and Lucretia come face to face with the two criminals in a Mexican standoff. They blow a hole in the Trans-utopian to get back onboard. Things are looking bad for Dante and Lucretia, until they arenвЂ™t. She starts to sabotage the ship even more. Jeremy immediately knocks her senseless вЂ“ well, even more senseless than sheвЂ™s been throughout the episode, but sheвЂ™s able to come around enough to use the holograph projector to distract them, and escapes. Against CaravaggioвЂ™s warnings, she lets them in. When the prisoners return to the ship, Jeremy tells Percy that Lucretia died in an accident and Dante is critically wounded and needs immediate medical attention. To make matters worse, there wasnвЂ™t a guy, it was a hologram, and they make sure Dante knows it was Percy that made it all possible. Forced to surrender their guns, they are tossed out on the sunnyside to die, while the shuttle returns to the Trans-utopian. ThereвЂ™s an armed man up front, who shows himself. On the way, our villains start to get cocky, because they know something our heroes donвЂ™t. In another foolproof security component of the prison, people must arrive on the dark side, then a special, fully-automated, high-temperature resistant shuttle picks them up and transports them to the prison. Instead she sabotages the ship and play act out her leaving the ship and running away with a Jeremy using hologram projections. The orbit of Mercury will be tricky, Percy will need to change the orbit several times to keep the Trans-utopian in the penumbra or the planet, so she must stay aboard the ship and remain diligent. That way, heвЂ™ll have recording of her to remember her by in his long, lonely confinement on Mercury. While he doesnвЂ™t even try to get her to let him free, he does convince her to give him her camera, which is capable of recording and projecting a three-dimensional image of a person, then program it to say and do things. He uses her doubts about the incorruptibility of the criminal justice system to sow the seeds that heвЂ™s not really guilty of the things heвЂ™s been convicted of. On the flight to Mercury, Percy continues her secret visits to Jeremy. The whole process, of course, took a whole lot longer than anticipated and during their absence, the prisoner, Jeremy, really wins over Percy. When Caravaggio attempts to intervene for her safety, she hacks him into forgetting all about it so she can continue.Д«ack on the Mars station, the second prisoner escaped from the cops, and Dante and Lucretia must chase him down and capture him.

No sooner than Dante and Lucretia leave, Percy is down at the cells having a heart-to-heart with the silver-tongued, murdering criminal. As Dante and Lucretia leave to get the other, Dante warns Percy to stay completely away from this prisoner. The first is a handsome young man, who is locked in a holding cell aboard the the Trans-utopian. Much to their inconvenience, they must take the first prisoner back to the Trans-utopian, then leave him there while the two of them return to pick up the second one. When they arrive to pick up the two prisoners, thereвЂ™s only one. The police have no love lost with bounty hunters, and so they jerk Dante and Lucretia around. With no guards, there is no one to assist, bribe or take hostage in an escape attempt, and no way to survive outside for more than a few minutes if they did. Fully automated and located on the permanent sunnyside of the planet. This new prison is only for the really, top-tier criminals.

Penumbra prisoner of fate