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Dead Memories Part 1

Help Spock investigate our universe.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level40
Warp for completion31
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway31

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Dilithium
Objective ID1,195,538,701
Amount401,000
Parsteel
Objective ID1,195,538,701
Amount13,614,000

Locations

Dead Memories Part 2

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveBring Spock to the first location.
DestinationArgentomea

Objective 2

ObjectiveBring Spock to the second location.
DestinationCalder

Objective 3

ObjectiveBring Spock to Vulcan.
DestinationVulcan

Objective 4

ObjectiveReturn to your Station.

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Spock, what we saw out there…
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Did not happen in our own universe. My home of Vulcan is where it has always been. My people are safe. I do not confuse this Vulcan for my own.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Nyota Uhura
Dialogue
Even still, it must have been hard to see it like that. We would understand if you were… in shock.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Vulcans do not experience shock, Lieutenant. It is a byproduct of human emotion. I assure you that I am fine.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Though… I would be lying if I said I was not curious about the fate that befell Vulcan.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
What happened here?
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
This is what I attempted to warn you about, Captain. In the year 2552, the planet Vulcan was destroyed by a Romulan named Nero.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Nyota Uhura
Dialogue
My goodness. Spock, I am so sorry.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
There is nothing to apologize for, Lieutenant. We were not in a position to stop this incident from occurring.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Nyota Uhura
Dialogue
Surely, this must be hard for you…
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
It is a tragedy, of course, that this universe has been robbed of such a rich culture. But it is not, in fact, my home. It pains me no more than the destruction of any other planet.
Objective ID
1,195,538,701
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Commander, I believe I have gathered all the data I need for now. We may return to your Station.
Objective ID
1,660,959,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Fascinating. I am picking up waves of electromagnetic disturbance with a sub-range of ten nanometers. Unexpected.
Objective ID
1,660,959,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Spock, I have no idea what you’re talking about.
Objective ID
1,660,959,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
It’s quite simple, Captain. Something must have disrupted the ambient electromagnetic frequency of this system. Something recent, maybe in the past century…
Objective ID
1,660,959,105
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
The next location on my itinerary may shed more light on this mystery.
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Once again, there is evidence to suggest a great disturbance in the natural electromagnetic ambient frequency of this system.
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
What could cause such a disturbance?
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
A massive burst of tachyon radiation perhaps? Or a sufficiently large surge of energy from an ion storm.
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Well, we’ve had experiences with both of those. I’d rather not repeat either of them.
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
My scans are showing another spike coming from… Vulcan. Fascinating.
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
A little bit curious as to how your alternate universe homeworld is doing, Spock?
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Of course not. It would, however, benefit my analysis to examine this discrepancy.
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Captain Kirk. There is something you should know about-
Objective ID
716,902,862
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Ensign, let’s alleviate Mr. Spock’s homesickness. Take us to Vulcan.
Objective ID
94,175,089
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
When we first arrived in this universe, I took the precaution of performing several quantum level scans on the surrounding space.
Objective ID
94,175,089
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
The results are… remarkable. It would appear that the quantum signature of your universe is vastly different from our own.
Objective ID
94,175,089
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
What does that mean for us?
Objective ID
94,175,089
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
If we are to determine why such a discrepancy exists, it may very well be the key to our finding a way home.
Objective ID
94,175,089
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
There are several points of interest that I would like to examine further, to give credence to my theory.