

During the battle, Timp fakes his own death causing Jiron to believe he has gotten revenge. Jiron and his pursuit of Timp leads to multiple battles inside the dome and during one such attack Jiron ends up destroying the dome, forcing Biel and the others to depart. Although they are initially rejected, an Innocent overseer named Biel appears and agrees to make the trade. Running low on supplies, the Iron Gear heads to an Innocent dome to exchange blue rocks, a form of currency, for supplies. Her father's top Breaker, Kid Horla hopes to marry Elchi and gain the license, but she rejects him and he flees.įollowing orders from the Innocent, Timp recruits several other Breakers and traders to defeat the Iron Gear including Gavlet, Gablae and Bigman but they all fail and are killed.
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Elchi takes charge of the Iron Gear and possession of the transporter's license that belonged to her father. Timp convinces a rockman named Groggy to attack the Iron Gear, and during the attack Carrying is killed.

After kidnapping Carrying's daughter, Elchi, she agrees to help them steal a Xabungle from her father's landship, the Iron Gear. Jiron hopes to steal the Walker Machine Xabungle from the local trader Carrying Cargo to use it to take revenge against the Breaker who killed his parents.

A young man named Jiron Amos is found in the desert by a group of bandits known as the Sand Rats (Rag, Blume, Dyke and Chill).
