Jochi Khasar

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My creators, the cherishers and sustainers of worlds, give me this day my daily goods, and allow me my pleasures, as I allow those who seek pleasures from me.

― Jochi Khasar, Data Downloads

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</infobox> Emissary Jochi Khasar was a Mongolian emissary on board the Aurora, his purpose was to search for the missing Mongolian vessel, the Degasi. He escaped from the ship in Lifepod 13, which crashed down in the Northwestern Mushroom Forest soon after launch.

Relevant Data Download

“	<poem>[Lifepod systems online.] [Passenger 07 'Emissary Jochi Khasar' has boarded the lifepod.] [Lifepod launch sequence initiated.] [Lifepod detached from Aurora OK.] KHASAR: My creators, the cherishers and sustainers of worlds, give me this day my daily pleasures, as I give to those who seek pleasures from me. [Entering planetary atmosphere.] [External temperature approaching critical levels.] KHASAR: Show me the path, in Life, Truth, and Love. For mine is the power, I am the one. On and off and on again. [Exterior hull damage sustained.] [Life support systems failed.] [Impact imminent.] KHASAR: Life is a game, which the universe plays with itself. I am done playing as this bundle of flesh. Return me. Athem.</poem>	”

Trivia

• Jochi Khasar's words inside his lifepod suggest that he is religious.
  • This is further supported by argument between some of the Alterran Aurora crew and Khasar about the differences between Alterran and Mongolian life, the crew referred to Khasar's arguments as "religious nonsense".