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Leviathan Part 2

Enlist the aid of the Klingons in the fight against the Doomsday creature.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level28
Warp for completion20
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway20

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

3★ Uncommon Refined Ore
Objective ID1,467,706,423
Amount6
Parsteel
Objective ID1,467,706,423
Amount771,000
Tritanium
Objective ID1,467,706,423
Amount114,000

Locations

Leviathan Part 3

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveAttend the tactical briefing on Starbase 74.
DestinationGemet

Objective 2

ObjectiveAttempt to enlist the aid of the Klingon Empire.
DestinationPhelan

Objective 3

ObjectiveDefeat the Klingon Guard.
EncounterKlingon Guard
Opponent strength101,520
DestinationPhelan

Objective 4

ObjectiveApproach the Klingons on Wesk.
DestinationPhelan

Objective 5

ObjectiveBring the Klingons to Elya.
DestinationElya

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,057,629,181
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We are receiving a transmission from Starbase 74. It may be the Admiral. Patching through.
Objective ID
1,057,629,181
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Come in, Commander. Did you manage to secure the evacuation fleet? What happened to them?
Objective ID
1,057,629,181
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The vessel was found stranded in Risette, under attack from an opportunistic Rigellian assailant. The evacuees have since been secured and delivered to safety.
Objective ID
1,057,629,181
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
That’s a relief. Your assistance has allowed the Captain and I to formulate an emergency plan of action. Return to Starbase 74 at once. We have matters to discuss.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Welcome back, Commander. You’ve missed some… interesting conversations.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
That’s one way to put it. We’re out of options and time. Our only answer to stopping this creature and saving Sol may lie beyond the Federation.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
I never thought I’d have to say this, but we may need to call upon the Klingon Empire for aid. We need every ship we can get.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
We’re going to need to appeal directly to Gorkon. You should be able to find him on Wesk. The problem is getting there without half of the Empire taking a shot at you.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
This may not be an impossible task. The creature represents a threat to the galaxy as a whole, be it direct or implied. It is only a matter of time before the Klingon Empire will face this threat.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The prospect of facing it together may prove intriguing to them, given the gravity of the circumstances. We just need to communicate this to them.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
That’s how we’re hoping they’d see it. We’d better tag along and provide backup. Something tells me the Klingons won’t be too happy to see a Starfleet envoy knocking on their front door.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Are you sure this is wise, Jim? The presence of another Starfleet vessel may antagonize them further.
Objective ID
1,220,288,749
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Come now, Mr. Spock. When has an unexpected visitor ever been a pleasant surprise for the Klingons? We’re going along with the Commander. Prepare the crew.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
…
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
You’ve grown remarkably silent, Chancellor.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
It would appear that I have failed to grasp the gravity of this situation. I assumed these were mere falsified stories spun by our enemies to erode our resolve.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
I wish that were the case. The creature is still out there. Planets are falling by the day. We need to act now. The Federation. The Klingon Empire. Any and all forces we can muster.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
A clear and present threat to life as we know it has made itself known. It’s up to us to stop it.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
You speak sense, Captain. Send word to your commanding officer. A temporary armistice will be established between the Federation and the Empire.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
The Klingon Empire will join your fight against the Romulans and their Doomsday creature.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Well now, Independent. Captain “Kirk”. I advise you both to explain yourselves and be quick about it. Your presence is agitating my guards.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Thank you for receiving us, Chancellor. We have come to discuss the current situation regarding the Doomsday creature. Surely word of its presence has reached your house.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
I have heard ruminations of such inconceivable things. Planets consumed. Parasitic creatures left in the planet killer’s wake. All puppeteered by the Romulans. A terrible state of affairs.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
However, I have also heard that the Romulans have directed this creature towards the Sol system. Away from my people. Tell me, why should this concern me any further?
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Chancellor, with all due respect, failure on your part to act now will inevitably result in the death of your empire. Your culture. Your people. You have to believe us.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
The captain is correct, Chancellor. While today it may be us who falls, tomorrow it will be you. The creature does not discriminate. It will not stop until it has consumed the galaxy itself.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
I propose that you accompany us to Elya. Witness for yourself what the creature is capable of. Witness the fate of the Klingon Empire if you fail to act here and now.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
And what reassurance do I have that this isn’t some pathetic Starfleet trap to catch us off guard?
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Both my crew and the Commander will stand down our arms. We’ll be sitting ducks to your chaperone.
Objective ID
1,467,706,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Hmph… Very well. Lead the way, Commander. And know that I will not hesitate to destroy you at a moment’s notice should I find you engaging in suspicious behavior.
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The Klingon’s ship has been disabled. However, vital systems should retain functionality long enough for aid to arrive.
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We are receiving a transmission from the surface of Wesk. Patching through.
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Independent, before I have your ship smashed to atoms, I wonder if you might like to explain why you’ve chosen to attack one of my guards?
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
We were merely defending ourselves. We will do so again if required.
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Captain Kirk, please…
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Captain Kirk? This is not the Captain Kirk I’m familiar with. Have you humans taken to trading names now too? Another strange human custom that wouldn’t fail to surprise me.
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We do not have time to discuss these trivialities, Gorkon. We have urgent matters to discuss with you. The fate of the Empire itself is at stake.
Objective ID
531,462,149
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
I see… That’s not a statement I take lightly, Independent. Lay down your arms and approach. I’ll make sure you’re given clearance to land. I want to know what all of this is about.
Objective ID
779,768,780
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Commander, a nearby Klingon vessel is attempting to hail us.
Objective ID
779,768,780
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Here we go. Hands at your holster, Commander. Patch them through.
Objective ID
779,768,780
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Klingon Guard
Dialogue
Starfleet HuH! You have no business in this system. Turn around now or prepare to be obliterated.
Objective ID
779,768,780
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
On the contrary. We are here to discuss matters of mutual interest with Gorkon. He will want to hear what we have to say.
Objective ID
779,768,780
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Klingon Guard
Dialogue
The only thing Gorkon will want to hear will be the sound of your final breath leaving your wretched body. You’ve had your chance. Now witness what happens to Starfleet interlopers!
Objective ID
779,768,780
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
You can always count on the Klingons for a warm welcome. Disable that ship, Commander. But be careful not to destroy it. They’ll be less likely to speak to us if we kill one of their own.