When you and Ulaz got to the Castle of Lions it was decided that you would help out by cleaning up around the castle. You didn't mind since it gave you something to do. Ulaz was currently in a meeting with Kolivian, Antok and the Paladins while you did the laundry.

"I think we've got something here. It's dangerous and there are a lot of moving parts, but if we can coordinate everything just right, then—" Shiro said, getting cut off by Kolivian.

"Zarkon's reign will be at an end, and the savagery that's poisoned our universe can finally be cleansed. You've done it, Shiro." Kolivian said, happy that there was a way to stop Zarkon.

"We did it together." Shiro said as he and Kolivian grasped each other's arms.

"As long as we all stick to the plan, it should work." Allura said, glaring at the three Blades.

"It will work. Perhaps, then, you'll learn that not all Galra are as bad as Zarkon." Kolivian told Allura.

"I hope not." Allura said as she turned to look at Keith.

"Ulaz was right to trust you all." Antok said, looking as Galra.

"So, what's the plan?" Hunk asked, cutting in.

"The plan is amazing! First, we infect Zarkon's ship with a virus. Then, we make an extra-large wormhole and lure Zarkon inside of it, zapping him a bajillion light-years away. Then, when he pops out on the other side, all like, 'Oh, why doesn't my ship work?' Voltron kicks his butt! Pew, pew, pew! Womp, womp, womp! Huh! Hi-yah! 'I'll form the head!' That's what you say, Shiro. Yeah, yeah. Yeah! We won for all time!" Lance said, acting if he was having a sugar high.

"Wow. So, this is it." Hunk said, unable to believe that all this was happening.

Everyone just stood there, trying to process the plan. After ten thousand years Zarkon was finally going to be stopped. Even Ulaz couldn't believe it.

"I guess the only question is, when do we strike?" Pidge asked, breaking the silence.

"As soon as we build a teludav big enough to wormhole Zarkon's ship." Coran said, pulling up an interface and presses a few buttons, causing the projector to show the inner workings of a teludav.

"Oh, man. The teludav again? Does that mean we need more scaultrite?" Hunk asked.

"That's just one of the many things we'll need." Allura told Hunk.

"Am I, uh... Am I sensing a trip back to the space mall here?" Hunk asked, a hint of excitement in his voice.

"I'm afraid not. This is gonna take a lot more scaultrite than we can find at any Unilu shop. For this plan to succeed, we're gonna need to split up." Coran said, bursting Hunk's bubble.

Everyone went to the lions' chambers. First, everyone went to the yellow lion. Ulaz was secretly hoping that he didn't have to go get the scaultrite.

"We all have a task to do. Keith, Hunk, you'll be in charge of getting the scaultrite. If any one of us fails, the entire plan fails." Coran told Hunk and Keith.

After saying their goodbyes Hunk and Keith got into the yellow lion. Hunk flew Yellow away and everyone went to the blue lion.

"So, uh, how about a kiss for good luck?" Lance asked Allura.

Allura deadpanned when Lance puckered his lips and made kissing noises. Coran got an idea and picked Platt up. He pressed Platt's lips against Lance's. Lance was disgusted when he opened his eyes and saw Platt.

"Shiro, Lance, Ulaz and Pidge will go to Beta Traz to get Slav." Coran told the three remaining Paladins and Ulaz.

Lance rubbed his lips in disgust as he walked up the ramp. Ulaz put his mask on and followed the three other Paladins. He had left a note in the kitchen for you saying that he would be back soon and that he was sorry that he couldn't see you before he left. Allura opened a wormhole and let the blue lion through.

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As Thace walked to the room he was meeting up with one of the druids he mentally prepared himself. He had to do everything in his power not to get caught.

"Why are you tampering with the evidence?" Thace asked the druid when he walked into the room and saw the druid messing with a sentry.

"Commander Thace, I was ordered to assist you in your investigation into the possible traitors on board." The druid said, stopping what he was doing and turning his attention to Thace.

"Ordered by whom?" Thace asked, trying not to seem suspicious.

"Haggar. I've analyzed the sentry that was destroyed just before the shields went down." The druid replied.

"The one that was killed by Prorok. I've already examined him." Thace told the druid.

"So, you found the trace elements of luxite on the wound? It's a very rare metal. If we find others on the ship in possession of luxite, we will have found our traitors." The druid stated.

"Then what are you waiting for? Begin the search starting with the lower block." Thace ordered the druid, a feeling of dread rising up inside of him.

"I'll assign some sentries to that." The druid said.

Thace turned around and started to leave. The druid followed Thace, sensing something off about him. Thace felt a shiver of fear when he practically felt the druid following him.

"Is there anything else?" Thace asked, turning around and hiding his fear.

"As chief investigator, your life could be in danger. I have been given orders to remain by your side until we clear all personnel or find the spy." The druid said, coming up with something to tell Thace.

'Great.' Thace thought to himself.

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When the druid went his separate way Thace ran down one of the hallways. This was his chance to get some information. He looked both ways before entering a room. He pulled a chip out from underneath one of his nails and put it in the computer. The computer flickered on and he started looking at the files.

Meanwhile, the druid quickly searched the lower block and found nothing. He decided to go report to Thace. When Thace heard a beeping sound he removed the chip and turned the computer off.

"Commander, there you are. The lower block has been scanned for luxite. I found nothing." The druid said as he entered the room.

"Then continue the search." Thace told the druid.

"Sir, I must remain by your side. Haggar's orders." The druid told Thace.

Thace silently huffed as he pushed past the druid and walked out of the room. The druid followed Thace, knowing that something was up.