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Fall of Pride

Attempt to save the Klingons.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level1
Warp for completion105
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway105

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Officer XP
Objective ID234,274,146
Amount166,000

Locations

Operations 45

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveGo to the battle.
DestinationPerralon 472

Objective 2

ObjectiveInvestigate the wreckage.
DestinationPerralon 472

Objective 3

ObjectiveReturn to Station.

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,959,056,883
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
The idiots are going ahead with the attack. They’re going to get obliterated!
Objective ID
1,959,056,883
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Commander, I am beginning to lose the Klingon signal. They may not survive their battle for much longer.
Objective ID
1,959,056,883
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Let’s get after them, quickly!
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Damn, stubborn Klingons! If only they had listened to us. Now, the Progenitors are gonna be on higher alert.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Possibly not. The Progenitors seemed to have little care or even notice of us when they are conducting their experiments.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The Klingons were clearly dealt with quickly and without much trouble.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
It is possible that they are so far advanced that they do not see anyone from our galaxy as a threat.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Aye, and maybe they’re right.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
It appears that the Klingon vessels were destroyed by a single precise blow to their warp cores that triggered a catastrophic chain reaction.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Look at the burn marks on the external lattices. They didn’t pierce the hull plating, they burned right through it.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Do you know how hot something has to be to burn through seventeen centimeters of Tritanium?
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
28,000 degrees Celsius.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Exactly! There’s not a weapon in the galaxy that can do that in one shot and through shields as well.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
They must have some sort of thermal lance, Commander. Superheated plasma focused onto a single point. Imagine the heat of a small star applied to a point the size of your head.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Up until now, it’s been purely theoretical. I mean, the amount of power you’d have to expend to pull something like that off… It goes against all the laws of thermodynamics.
Objective ID
234,274,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The Progenitors have figured it out somehow. We should return to our Station before we attract their attention.
Objective ID
451,308,118
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
We were too late. My God, look at the wreckage!
Objective ID
451,308,118
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Commander, scanning the Klingon wreckage may give us more data on the Progenitor’s weapon systems.
Objective ID
451,308,118
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
That’s pretty bloody morbid there, Maia.
Objective ID
451,308,118
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Apologies, Montgomery, but our primary concern is learning more about the Progenitors. The Klingons are gone now, we can no longer help them.
Objective ID
451,308,118
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mission Computer
Dialogue
Aye, suppose you’re right. Doesn’t mean I have to like it, though.