The Bendu works with Kanan on sensing the planet’s deadly spiders. In doing so, Kanan realizes he himself is filled with fear. He resolves to go back to the team and help Ezra.

The mission continues, but the rebels have been spotted and the Imperials magnetically lock the Y-wings down. Ezra heads to the tower to disengage the security system, while Rex stays to assist Sabine and Zeb against a dismantler.

Ezra arrives. He mocks Commander Titus, pointing his lightsaber blade to the Imperial’s throat. Titus says he’s sabotaged the control unit; the only way to unlock the Y-wings is to cut power to the entire station. Doing so would doom them all; Ezra proceeds, to Titus’ shock.

Chopper takes remote control of the Y-wings and moves them into space. But when he tries to set the hyperspace coordinates, he finds that they have no hyperdrive. Then, the Empire arrives.

As the station crumbles, Ezra makes his way to the Phantom. Before he can reach it, however, a crane falls onto the ship and sends it careening into the mist. “Kanan, where are you?” he cries.

Realizing the mission has changed, the rebels arrive. Sabine leads the Y-wings into the command ship, and Kanan and Hera rescue Ezra at the salvage yard.

Governor Pryce contacts Grand Admiral Thrawn. Thrawn feels it is not the complete rebel fleet; he orders them to break off the attack and let the rebels escape.

Back at the base, Hera suspends Ezra’s command for his reckless actions. He does not protest. Later, the Padawan apologizes for not teling Kanan that he was using the Sith holocron, and thanks his Master for coming back. “I’ll always come back,” Kanan says.