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Space Jockey race, or Mala'kak, dating back to the Nostromo incident; in fact, it had been Loki who<br />

had given Weyland-Yutani the information which caused the incident in the first place. It was on<br />

Byzantium Station that Call finally caught up with Loki and found out that it had targeted a space<br />

station called Domes Epsilon for Xenomorph infestation. Ripley 8 wasted no time and retreated<br />

Byzantium Station together with her comrades and set course to Domes Epsilon in order to foil<br />

Loki's plans. However, Ripley 8 had attracted the attention of a reporter called Simoni, who finally<br />

found her on Byzantium Station and boarded the Betty as a stowaway. After he had been discovered,<br />

Ripley was about to have him thrown out of the airlock when she learned about his profession. As<br />

the daughter of the original Ripley had also been a reporter, Ripley 8, curious to learn more about<br />

the memories genetically imprinted on her, decided to keep him alive and in turn revealed some of<br />

the information she had about Loki and its role in the Nostromo incident.<br />

Only slightly delayed by a Loki strike force, the Betty soon arrived at Domes Epsilon. As soon as<br />

the ship got within communications range, Ripley 8 contacted the station, warning Philipakos, the<br />

administrator of Domes Epsilon, about the imminent threat and demanded access. As one of the<br />

staff members had already had a fatal encounter with a Xenomorph Egg, he reluctantly agreed, but<br />

was foiled by sabotage aboard the station. Ripley 8 now had no other option but to force her entry in<br />

order to stop the Xenomorph. She and Call, Johner and Krakke boarded the station and were soon<br />

greeted by Philipakos, who led them into the control center. With some effort, Ripley 8 convinced<br />

the staff to evacuate and departed with Johner to check the backup bay as the main bay was no<br />

longer accessible. After securing the backup bay, Ripley encountered the adult Xenomorph and<br />

killed it together with Johner. However, after returning to the command center, Ripley 8 learned that<br />

no less than a dozen creatures were discovered aboard Domes Epsilon. Ripley 8 made a break for<br />

the backup bay together with the other survivors, only to be ambushed by Xenomorph Warriors.<br />

<strong>The</strong> group scattered through the jungle, and many fell victim to the creatures. Aware that the backup<br />

bay had been sabotaged and knowing that her plan for a controlled retreat had failed, Ripley 8 set<br />

off for the Betty, picking up Angie, Philipakos' daughter, on the way. Later on the way, she discovered<br />

a scared and confused Simoni, who confessed to her that a crew member of hers, Rama,<br />

had been killed because of his sneaking into the station. This revelation was met with anger and disappointment<br />

by Ripley, merely tolerating his presence on her trip back to the ship. Soon after, however,<br />

Ripley was caught by surprise by an attacking Xenomorph, only to be saved by Simoni, who<br />

sacrificed himself in the process. Eventually Ripley 8 managed to safely return to the Betty with<br />

Johner, Krakke, Call and the two only survivors from the station's staff, Angie and a dog called Rex.<br />

Soon after, Ripley interrogated Cody, a surviving colonist who had been revealed to be an android<br />

sent and programmed by Loki to aid in the infestation of Domes Epsilon. It was then that she<br />

learned of the full extent of Loki's dealings and the endgame of the Mala'kak. After leaving behind<br />

and destroying the station and accepting Angie as a new crew member, Ripley 8 was filled with a<br />

new resolve to stop Loki from unleashing the Xenomorph on the galaxy. (A:RES, A:OS)<br />

Ripley, Amanda: A female human and daughter of Ellen Ripley. Born on June 24, 2111. Amanda<br />

suffered the loss of her mother at the age of 11 when Ellen Ripley failed to return to Earth aboard<br />

the Nostromo. She later married under the name McClaren, although she would not have children<br />

during her lifetime. Amanda Ripley at one time worked as a reporter and eventually died of cancer<br />

on December 23, 2177. She was subsequently cremated and interred at Parkside Repository, Little<br />

Chute, Wisconsin, just two years before her mother would be salvaged from 57 years of hypersleep.<br />

(A2, A:OS)<br />

Ripley, Ellen L.: A human female who played a most pivotal role in humanity's struggle against the<br />

Xenomorph. Born on January 7, 2092 in Olympia, Luna colonies. Descendant of Dr. Daniel Ripley<br />

and mother of Amanda Ripley. Survivor of the Nostromo and the Hadley's Hope incidents.<br />

At the age of 19, on June 24, 2111, Ripley gave birth to a girl named Amanda. Almost four years<br />

later, she graduated from Evansbrook Academy with excellent marks on May 25, 2115 and was subsequently<br />

recruited into the „Horizons Beyond“ officer training program, a program which had been

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