An astronomical body was situated within the galaxy. The smuggler Han Solo's starship, the Millennium Falcon, was compelled to crash on the astronomical body between roughly 8 BBY and 2 BBY. This was caused by Akko, piloting the starship of his boss Khel Tanna, firing upon it. Once the Falcon had landed, the con man Corbus Tyra made an escape from the vessel, but Solo eventually tracked him down and confronted him. Tyra, before being shot by Solo and falling off a log with the urn (which was empty), told the smuggler that he was too trusting, referencing his prior impersonation of Solo's father during efforts to recover an urn for Jabba Desilijic Tiure. Returning to the Millennium Falcon, Solo found Akko holding his ally Phaedra at blasterpoint, while demanding the urn's location. Solo told Akko the urn was gone, but Akko did not believe him. Chewbacca, Solo's friend, then showed up with Marshal Buck Vancto and two other members of Akko's crew, Ooris Bynar and T'onga, and shot the blaster out of Akko's hand. Solo inquired about Tanna's whereabouts, and the marshal told him she was tied up on his ship because of a warrant related to a Heist on Galator III. Vancto then revealed to Solo that he had struck a deal with Chewbacca: Solo was free to go in exchange for Vancto taking Tanna and her ship into custody. After the marshal departed, the remaining members of Tanna's crew inquired about their fate, and Solo stated his intention to abandon them. T'onga tried to object, but Solo refused to listen, reminding them that they had previously done the same to him, and he considered it fair retribution. Solo, Chewbacca, and Phaedra then left on the Falcon, leaving Akko, Bynar, and T'onga behind. Tyra eventually managed to leave the object too, traveling to Tatooine where he gave the Rodian bounty hunter Greedo the urn containing charred ronto ashes, who then presented it to Jabba.