Missions
Curiosity
Follow the Progenitors as they explore the galaxy.
Overview
Warp required1
Operations level1
Warp for completion110
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway110
Costs & rewards
Mission rewards
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TritaniumObjective ID18,079,238
Amount10,890,000
Locations
Objectives
Objective 1
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ObjectiveFollow the aliens.
DestinationNeboo
Objective 2
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ObjectiveFollow the aliens to Klingon space.
DestinationMaht-H'A
Objective 3
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ObjectiveFollow the aliens to Romulan space.
DestinationNaalur
Objective 4
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ObjectiveReturn to Station.
Dialogue
Mission dialogue
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- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- My God. I knew the Progenitors were way beyond us in technological terms, but the way they just flattened those Romulans… We’re in big trouble here, Commander.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- There’s no way we can just ignore them now, not after what we just saw. We need to figure out a way to stop them and we need to do it soon.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Looks like they’re still here. Maia, do you have any idea what they’re doing?
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- They appear to be scanning a Romulan station.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Well, I suppose that makes sense. The Romulans are probably the most technologically advanced civilization in the galaxy. And they know it, too, the arrogant buggers.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- I am detecting a proximity alert from the Romulan station. Interceptors have been deployed.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Oh, no. Those Romulans are going to get swatted.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Seven Gladius class vessels are inbound on the Progenitor’s location. I am maintaining visual.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Don’t do it, you idiots. Back off, back off!
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- It is over, Commander. The Romulan vessels were destroyed almost instantly.
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- I didn’t even see… Those ships just got vaporized. How did they do that?
- Objective ID
- 18,079,238
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Unknown. I was unable to retrieve any meaningful data on their weapons. I recommend returning to our Station immediately. The Romulans may view our presence here as an attack.
- Objective ID
- 2,139,715,115
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- The more we learn about these Progenitors, the more convinced I am that they’re up to something.
- Objective ID
- 2,139,715,115
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- It seems likely that they have ulterior motives that have not yet been revealed.
- Objective ID
- 2,139,715,115
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- I’d say that’s an understatement. They talk about us like we’re a damn science project.
- Objective ID
- 2,139,715,115
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- It is possible that, in their point of view, we are. We simply do not have any information on what they know about our galaxy or what their plans are for it.
- Objective ID
- 2,139,715,115
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Well, there must be some way we can find out.
- Objective ID
- 2,139,715,115
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- The Progenitors seem to regularly travel to various points of the galaxy, possibly as part of their research. We could follow them and observe their behavior.
- Objective ID
- 2,139,715,115
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Follow the insanely powerful, possibly hostile aliens and hope we don’t get caught? Sure, it’s hardly the stupidest thing I’ve ever done.
- Objective ID
- 424,436,257
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- The Progenitor ships have yet to leave this system. It is likely that their warp capabilities are far more advanced than ours.
- Objective ID
- 424,436,257
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- I will attempt to implant a tracking device onto their hull so we do not lose them.
- Objective ID
- 424,436,257
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Good thinking, Maia and just in time. I’m picking up some serious spatial distortions around their ships. I can’t even imagine how much power those engines are using.
- Objective ID
- 424,436,257
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- The energy readings do not seem to point to any sort of warp technology that we are aware of.
- Objective ID
- 424,436,257
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Aye. From what I can see, their ships are creating a miniature tear in slipspace. I can’t even imagine the power output that would take!
- Objective ID
- 424,436,257
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- The Progenitor ships have left, Commander. My tracker is intact and operational. We should follow them.
- Objective ID
- 763,693,119
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- The Progenitors have already finished whatever business they had here. They seem to be heading towards Romulan space now. However, I have noticed something interesting.
- Objective ID
- 763,693,119
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- The ships travel several orders of magnitude faster than anything in our galaxy, but they come out of warp at regular intervals before continuing.
- Objective ID
- 763,693,119
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- Aye, that makes sense. The amount of background radiation in slipspace makes it impossible for ships to navigate. You’d need to pop out fairly regularly to calibrate and stay on course.
- Objective ID
- 763,693,119
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Yes, but their ships are coming out of slipspace in a strange pattern. Their path takes them a considerable distance farther than they would need to travel, even through traditional warp paths.
- Objective ID
- 763,693,119
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Mission Computer
- Dialogue
- They don’t seem like the kind to take random stops for the pretty view. There must be some reason for it… Where are they heading now?
- Objective ID
- 763,693,119
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- They have arrived in the Naalur system, in Romulan space.