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Unlikely Reunions

Investigate another energy pulse.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level12
Warp for completion8
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway8

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Parsteel
Objective ID173,794,489
Amount10,000

Locations

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveTry to analyze the strange warp trail.
DestinationZehoro

Objective 2

ObjectiveInvestigate the energy pulse.
DestinationBenif

Objective 3

ObjectiveScan the object.
DestinationBenif

Objective 4

ObjectiveDefeat the Klingon.
EncounterUnknown Klingon
Opponent strength5,263
DestinationBenif

Objective 5

ObjectiveRetreat to safety.
DestinationSystem -1

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Michael Burnham
Dialogue
How the hell did the Klingons follow us here? And what do they want?
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
Well, we got here somehow. It wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to assume that whatever pulled us into this universe also brought the Klingons here.
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Saru
Dialogue
Their presence in this universe is troublesome. Whatever brought them here, we can only assume that they will have no qualms about committing violence in order to return.
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Michael Burnham
Dialogue
Wait a minute. These signatures… No, it can’t be.
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Michael Burnham
Dialogue
The Klingon vessel, its quantum signature is inconsistent with that of the Commander’s, or anything else in this galaxy. It is, however, consistent with ours.
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Saru
Dialogue
Are you saying that these Klingons were… from our universe?
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Michael Burnham
Dialogue
It looks that way, Saru.
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Saru
Dialogue
Well, if this is indeed the case, we are in danger here. Commander, we need to retreat to a safe area before more Klingons arrive.
Objective ID
173,794,489
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
I have taken the object aboard. We can now retreat to a safe distance.
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
This is… incredible! The architecture is incredibly sophisticated but yet, so simple. It’s… elegant.
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Saru
Dialogue
Lieutenant Commander Stamets, would you care to share your findings?
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
This device seems to manipulate the quantum state of particles through a complex series of subatomic frequencies.
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Oh, of course! I totally understood all that, but could you explain it for the others?
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
Agh, I already had to dumb it down. Layman’s terms? This thing can interact with subspace via quantum entanglement technology. Distance is not a limiting factor.
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Saru
Dialogue
Then it is possible that we may also use this technology to transport ourselves back to our universe.
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
Bingo.
Objective ID
1,848,457,750
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
I am detecting a vessel approaching, Commander. I do not recognize its signatures but it looks like a… Klingon ship. Its weapons are powered up. Going to Red Alert!
Objective ID
1,858,549,941
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Michael Burnham
Dialogue
Picking up something on short range sensors, an object of some kind. Spherical, roughly twenty meters in diameter. I’m going to run some scans and see what we’re dealing with here.
Objective ID
1,858,549,941
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Michael Burnham
Dialogue
The object appears to be transmitting some sort of signal. Astoundingly, whatever it’s sending out is operating at a quantum level. I’ve never seen anything like this.
Objective ID
1,858,549,941
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
Wait a minute. This is quantum technology? I’ve been studying the effects of quantum particle manipulation over energy frequencies as part of my spore drive research.
Objective ID
1,858,549,941
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
In theory, something like this could allow for transmission of data or matter over vast distances!
Objective ID
1,858,549,941
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Even to our universe?
Objective ID
1,858,549,941
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
Holy… Yes. Yes! This could be our key to getting home! Commander, bring us closer. I need to get a better look at this thing.
Objective ID
2,111,185,244
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Commander, analysis of the electromagnetic pulse we detected is underway. However, it appears that the pulse’s signatures emit a frequency that our transmitters cannot replicate.
Objective ID
2,111,185,244
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
If we can find an origin point for the signature, we may be able to analyze it.
Objective ID
78,843,190
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Our transmitters can now analyze the full spectrum of the pulse’s frequency wavelength. Results of our analysis are… remarkable.
Objective ID
78,843,190
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The frequency seems to fluctuate through different quantum states. By all known laws of quantum mechanics, this should not be possible.
Objective ID
78,843,190
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Paul Stamets
Dialogue
The word ‘impossible’ holds no meaning, where Discovery is involved.
Objective ID
78,843,190
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Alert! I am reading another significant burst of energy nearby, with a similar frequency. We should investigate.
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