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IDIC 11: The Roads Less Traveled Part 2

Q won’t let Wesley Crusher escape so easily.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level61
Warp for completion47
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway47

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Σ-Tritanium
Objective ID970,666,214
Amount1,300
Trait XP
Objective ID970,666,214
Amount1,100
6★ Raw Gas
Objective ID970,666,214
Amount56,000
Consulate Luminous Cores
Objective ID970,666,214
Amount500

Locations

IDIC 12: The Roads Less Traveled Part 3

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveSource Crusher's Dilithium.
DestinationBabel

Objective 2

ObjectiveMine 15 Dilithium for Crusher's gift.
DestinationSystem -1
ResourceDilithium
Amount15

Objective 3

ObjectiveDeliver Crusher's Dilithium.
DestinationAlpha Centauri

Objective 4

ObjectiveTake Crusher to dinner with Lefler.
DestinationAlpha Centauri

Objective 5

ObjectiveGo to Crusher's home.
DestinationAlpha Centauri

Objective 6

ObjectiveVisit Alpha Centauri.
DestinationAlpha Centauri

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Beverly
Dialogue
All I’m saying is that she spends an unhealthy amount of time at the office. I mean, do you have to live so close to the starbase?
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
She’s chief engineer, Mom – that’s why we moved here. She’d had enough of relocating as a kid, and then on the Enterprise. It’s Law 179: “When you’re traveling all the time, you’re never at home.”
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Beverly
Dialogue
But she is never at home! And please, stop it with those incessant laws. You know, I think she might have OCD. I’m serious. It’s worth her considering diagnosis – there are effective therapy options available.
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
Which I’m sure you’ll tell her about the next time you see her. Anyway, you remember how it was on the Enterprise. If I recall, you and Captain Picard did your fair share of late nights. Frequently together.
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Beverly
Dialogue
Wesley! You know my relationship with Jean-Luc was strictly professional. At least back then. Except that one time.
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Beverly
Dialogue
And don’t think I haven’t noticed how doe-eyed you and Robin are at work.
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
Yes, but we’re happily married, Mom. Speaking of which, I’m going to surprise her with dinner – and a little gift of Dilithium for the reaction efficiency prototype she’s working on.
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Beverly
Dialogue
How romantic. I guess I’d better leave you two lovebirds to it. You can both come visit me aboard the Pasteur next time. I see Jack more than I see you, and he’s on the Enterprise-G!
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Beverly
Dialogue
Perhaps then we can also discuss the matter of grandchildren.
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
Whatever you say, Captain, because I’m already late! I’ll commission an Independent to mine that Dilithium for me while I get ready.
Objective ID
111,442,829
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
You’re up, Commander. To move things along a little, since time is not on our side, I’d recommend the nearby Babel system for fresh Dilithium.
Objective ID
1,329,196,980
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
Don’t you dare take that tone with me! I will fix the Origin Sector, and you’re still going to help me do it. As is Mr Crusher.
Objective ID
1,329,196,980
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
Come on, we’re going to Alpha Centauri – but not as you know it.
Objective ID
1,676,138,875
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We have the Dilithium. Returning to Alpha Centauri.
Objective ID
1,700,243,537
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
Your sensors confirm the presence of Dilithium, Commander. Mining 15 would fulfill my– my alternate’s request.
Objective ID
1,700,243,537
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
Glad to see you’re finally getting with the program, Mr Crusher!
Objective ID
1,700,243,537
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
You heard the man: mine 15 Dilithium.
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
I told you, I’m done.
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
But dear boy, don’t you want to know what would’ve happened, had you not left everything behind to journey with The Traveler?
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
But this won’t be what would’ve happened, Q. This will be your distorted fantasy, created only to persuade me to join you. Though for what, I am not yet certain.
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
Precisely! Don’t you want to stick around and find out what I’m up to? Besides, you wouldn’t want to miss an opportunity to see a certain… Robin Lefler again, would you?
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
What did you just say?
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
Which part? Oh, you mean the bit about your old squeeze, Robin Lefler? I heard she missed you terribly after you left, and that you’d not even bothered to look in on her over the years.
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
Whatever happened to Law 103? “A couple of light years can’t keep good friends apart.”
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
… What year is this?
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
It appears to be an alternative 2401.
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
Quite right. You’ll find your alternative self just over there, living your best life on Alpha Centauri, all…
Objective ID
388,009,101
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
What was the term Dr McCoy so eloquently used before? Ah yes: all shacked up, with dear sweet Robin. Let’s drop in, shall we?
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
You don’t know what this means to me, Commander. You’ve helped me satisfy Law 162: “A surprise dinner date is the best kind of unexpected. Especially if it includes gifts!”
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
I’ll bear you in mind for future work – finding reliable Independents is surprisingly hard around here. Bobbie and I are often in need of resources and technology for our work.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
Okay, gotta run. Bye for now!
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Enjoy your dinner.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
Tell Bobbie we said hi.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
… Yeah, sure thing.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Q
Dialogue
A bold move, Mr Crusher, revealing yourself like that.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
He didn’t see me. It’s fine.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
You know, I needed to see this. I often think about Robin… Bobbie. This is a life I very much wanted. A normal life, you might say, but one that’s clearly extraordinary. But it’s not the life I chose.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
Nice try, Q, but can I go now? I’d like to pay the real Robin a visit. After all, a couple of dimensions can’t keep good friends apart.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
You’re a lifesaver, Commander! Say, I couldn’t trouble you to drop me off at Starbase 5 as well, could I? I’m running late for a special dinner engagement. I’ll make it worth your while.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Q
Dialogue
What do you say, Mr Crusher?
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
Take him. Law 36: “You gotta go with what works.”
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We can take you.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
Great! I guess we may need to revisit the first Law: “You can only count on yourself.” To be honest, that one hasn’t been true for a while now.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
Sorry, that’s… You see, Bobbie, my wife, she has these laws. Robin’s Laws. There are a lot of them. I have my own hardbound volume, which is often updated and expanded.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
I even added a few myself over the years. They’re based on everything she’s learned in her life. They help her stay on the straight and narrow, so to speak. Must sound strange, huh?
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
It sounds extremely sensible and methodical.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Crusher
Dialogue
Not to mention cute.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
… Yeah, you’re right about that. She’s great. Just give me one second to wrap this – it’s a present for her.
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Wesley
Dialogue
Right, I’m good to go. One to beam up, with one gift-wrapped bundle of Dilithium!
Objective ID
970,666,214
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Welcome aboard, Wesley. Setting a course for Starbase 5.