14/06/2026
GALACTIC BOUNTY HUNTERS
This was another one of my own past lives featured in my new book. And it is the most morally complicated lifetime in the entire book.
I came into this life as a Rigelian being who became severely disabled after an explosion during active combat. What I developed after that was advanced psychic abilities that assisted me in place of my disability, and these abilities became too powerful. And I used it to go completely rogue.
I would board enemy ships alone, invisible, and destroy everything. Set fires. Cause electrical disturbances, and walk through walls. Nobody could find me, nobody could stop me, and I found it genuinely hilarious. This was the hero I had always wanted to be, unstoppable and answering to no one.
And then it got darker and the line between resistance fighter and something harder to name started to blur.
There is a moment in this session where I encountered a Reptilian that could see me. I went to k*ll him. And he said: "No. I can help you."
So I spared him and used him.
He became my way into Reptilian vessels, my inside man. Together we became bounty hunters, raiding ships and splitting resources. I told myself I was still one of the good ones. When he suggested we take more than our share, I pushed back. "That's not how heroes do it," I told him.
He laughed and said: "You're not a hero anymore."
He was right.
Eventually he sold me out. Other Reptilians gathered, and he unveiled me in front of them. A disabled Rigelian, barely the intimidating force they had imagined behind all those destroyed ships. They laughed. My own partner laughed and betrayed me, and then they pushed me into a furnace.
What came through as the lesson of that lifetime was this: I thought being a hero meant destroying the enemy. But what I missed, what I wasted, was the CHANCE to be something that actually mattered. A disabled being who worked through their disability to become something even stronger. That story could have lit something in others.
Instead I chose destruction. And I had to spend a long time making that right as a soul.
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