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Transience Part 3

Locate the Klingon fleet.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level32
Warp for completion26
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway26

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Transogen Forge Foundation
Objective ID132,176,117
Amount20
Refined Uncommon Transogen
Objective ID132,176,117
Amount150
1 Hour Speed Up
Objective ID132,176,117
Amount18

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveScan from Malaba to determine the Klingons’ location.
DestinationMalaba

Objective 2

ObjectiveScan from Schinta to determine the Klingons’ location.
DestinationSchinta

Objective 3

ObjectiveDefeat the Klingon Fighter.
EncounterKlingon Fighter
Opponent strength349,856
DestinationSchinta

Objective 4

ObjectiveWithdraw from the Klingons.
DestinationMalaba

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
La'an
Dialogue
Tactfully handled, Spock. Though I think the Chancellor had something to hide.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
I concur.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
I scanned Chancellor L’Rell’s ship during the transmission. It was carrying 461,773 metric tons of Transogen.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
La'an
Dialogue
There you go.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Most intriguing, and exactly as I suspected.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
You suspected she was harboring 461,773 metric tons of Transogen?
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Approximately enough, given the dimensions of her vessel, relative to its inertia.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Regardless, we now have evidence that the Klingon interest in Transogen extends right to the upper echelons of the Empire.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
We should stand by for the signal from Captain Pike, and prepare to regroup with the Enterprise.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
La'an
Dialogue
I’m looking forward to sleeping in my own bed again.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Whose bed have you been sleeping in, Lieutenant?
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
La'an
Dialogue
No! I just meant… Was that a joke, Spock?
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Affirmative.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
La'an
Dialogue
Good one.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
La'an
Dialogue
Target destroyed. Not bad, Commander.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
I have completed my scan. I now have the exact coordinates of the Klingon fleet. I also took the liberty of scanning the wreckage of that ship. It bears trace quantities of Transogen.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Commander, another Klingon vessel is decloaking, D7 class – I believe it is the Chancellor’s flagship. They are hailing us.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
L'Rell
Dialogue
Greetings, Independent. You just destroyed one of my ships. Ah, Lieutenant Spock – perhaps you can explain this unfortunate ghu’, and why you are aboard an Independent vessel?
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
I assure you, Chancellor, we were acting only in self-defense.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
L'Rell
Dialogue
And a worthy defense it was, I applaud you.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
L'Rell
Dialogue
But you have also been exercising your offensive capabilities, I think: your Enterprise disabled a Klingon ship in the Yunlo system. Unprovoked, I might add.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
L'Rell
Dialogue
You are fortunate I am not declaring war on the Federation today. Tell me, what brings you out here, into this sector of space?
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
I might ask you the same question.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
L'Rell
Dialogue
You might, but I would not answer.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Chancellor, can I recommend that both our ships depart this system for the time being – in the interests of preserving our hard-won peace.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
L'Rell
Dialogue
So be it.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
A most-honorable gesture, Chancellor. Thank you, and farewell.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Commander, let us withdraw posthaste. I recommend setting a course for the Malaba system.
Objective ID
132,176,117
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
As the Captain would say: Hit it.
Objective ID
1,448,464,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Decryption complete. But they are only partial coordinates. It seems the Klingons are not prepared to trust even their own troops with the location of their fleet.
Objective ID
1,448,464,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
However, it should be possible to triangulate their position if we make detailed scans from two nearby systems: Malaba and Schinta.
Objective ID
1,448,464,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Understood. Still, the Klingons aren’t playing nice, and the Enterprise is likely to draw more attention as we near their fleet. We’ll return to Federation space and inform Starfleet of the situation.
Objective ID
1,448,464,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
You get those coordinates, Commander. I’m sending over Lieutenants Spock and Noonien-Singh to assist you.
Objective ID
1,448,464,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Look after them, and when you find the Klingons, do not engage. I repeat: do not engage. Instead wait for our signal. We’ll meet you back in the Hegh'Vur system.
Objective ID
1,448,464,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
We’ll rendezvous with you soon, hopefully with new orders from Starfleet.
Objective ID
1,448,464,423
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
My officers should be with you now. Good luck, Commander! Pike out.
Objective ID
1,670,772,759
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
We have arrived at the designated position. Maia, if you would be so kind?
Objective ID
1,670,772,759
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Scanning for the last coordinate.
Objective ID
1,670,772,759
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
La'an
Dialogue
Commander, a Klingon Fighter just decloaked off the port stern – they’re charging weapons!
Objective ID
1,670,772,759
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Maia, quickly please.
Objective ID
1,670,772,759
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Shields raised. Commander, target the ship. I shall continue scanning.
Objective ID
884,994,403
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
This position is optimum. Maia, are you ready to perform your scan?
Objective ID
884,994,403
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Might I suggest this time searching for a correlation between Klingon drive signatures, and the natural emissions of Transogen, rather than looking for one within the other.
Objective ID
884,994,403
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Agreed, and yes I am ready.
Objective ID
884,994,403
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
La'an
Dialogue
Be quick about it please – we’re a sitting duck out here.
Objective ID
884,994,403
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
La'an
Dialogue
Nothing against your ship, Commander, but you’ll understand if I’m less confident with this tactical console than with my own back on the Enterprise.
Objective ID
884,994,403
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Scan completed. I have the next component of the fleet’s coordinates. One more to go.
Objective ID
884,994,403
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
La'an
Dialogue
Commander, set course for the Schinta system.