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IDIC 3: Cetacean Federation Part 3

Find out why the Pakleds attacked the Cetacean Federation.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level61
Warp for completion22
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway22

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Σ-Tritanium
Objective ID1,428,796,885
Amount3,000
6★ Broken Survey Parts
Objective ID1,428,796,885
Amount100,000
6★ Raw Gas
Objective ID1,428,796,885
Amount128,000
Sector Prism
Objective ID1,428,796,885
Amount300
Σ-Tritanium
Objective ID741,449,099
Amount3,000
6★ Broken Survey Parts
Objective ID741,449,099
Amount100,000
6★ Raw Gas
Objective ID741,449,099
Amount128,000
Sector Prism
Objective ID741,449,099
Amount300

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectivePursue the Pakleds.
DestinationElona

Objective 2

ObjectiveDefeat 2 hostiles of Level 12 or higher.
Required count2
Required level12

Objective 3

ObjectiveFollow the Pakleds.
DestinationAlhazar

Objective 4

ObjectiveDescend below the smog.
DestinationAlhazar

Objective 5

ObjectiveDonate 20.9B Parsteel to the relief effort.
ResourceParsteel
Amount20,900,000,000

Objective 6

ObjectiveHow should we resupply the Pakled's water?

Objective 7

ObjectiveUse 690M Dilithium to replicate the water.
ResourceDilithium
Amount690,000,000

Objective 8

ObjectiveCollect water ice.
DestinationAlhazar

Objective 9

ObjectiveDeliver the water.
DestinationAlhazar

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,265,439,900
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Captain, there must be an important reason why the Pakleds have chosen to reveal themselves now. We should pursue them before the trail grows cold.
Objective ID
1,265,439,900
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Given how much atmosphere they vented, we shouldn’t have too much difficulty tracking them at warp. What can you tell us about them?
Objective ID
1,265,439,900
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
They are what you would term haplorhines. Their intelligence is generally low, and they tend to favor underhanded tactics to achieve their goals, only engaging with others for mutual gain.
Objective ID
1,265,439,900
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
But make no mistake: they are extremely hardy individuals, and can even survive in the vacuum of space. That hull breach will not trouble them, but it is our key to pursuing them.
Objective ID
1,265,439,900
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
But why did they want our deck water?
Objective ID
1,265,439,900
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Until we catch them, I do not know. Setting a course for Elona.
Objective ID
1,265,439,900
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Lieutenant Orcategas: Splash it!
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The vessel we pursued has emerged from their ranks. It is hailing us.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
That didn’t take much convincing. On-screen.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
My name is Mundag. I am commander. I make ship go.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Hello, Mundag. My name is Christopher Pike, captain of the U.S.S. Gracie. I… also make my ship go. When it’s not being drained of its lifeblood…
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Captain, I may be aboard another vessel, but that does not mean you should neglect first-contact protocols. Nor your manners.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
You’re right, of course, Mr Spock.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Mundag, on behalf of the Cetacean Federation, allow me to extend a fin. We are eager to learn more about your people, just as I’m sure you’re curious about us. Perhaps that is why you attacked my ship?
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
We are thirsty.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
… I’m sorry?
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
Will you help us? We are thirsty.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Captain, if I may. Mundag, has something happened to your people?
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
This one is smart.
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
…
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Can you take us to where your people are thirsty?
Objective ID
1,366,896,923
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
Yes. We will make our ships go together.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Thank you, Commander. That water is already making a huge difference to the Pakled’s recovery.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Mundag also sends his thanks – though we had to stop him from taking a bath, while there are still many without drinking water. These Pakleds are certainly an interesting species.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
We’ve got our work cut out for us here, and I can’t ask anymore of you. Alas, I never got to hear about where you come from. Perhaps next time – I’m sure our rivers will confluence again.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We look forward to it, Captain. It is indeed a tall tail.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Ha! Well alright. Mr Spock, I’m afraid I need to ask you to return to Haplorhine Ops. Prepare to beam aboard.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Understood, Captain. Commander, thank you for allowing me the freedom of your vessel. I, too, look forward to seeing you again. The information contained in your ship’s computer was most fascinating.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Spock to Gracie, one to transport.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Q
Dialogue
Well done, Commander. You handled that like a true professional. Did you like my watery underworld? Hanging out with Spock, too? Not the kind of diversity you’d normally be exposed to, am I right?
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Q
Dialogue
Do not doubt my imagination, nor the lengths I will go to to prove my point. But this was only the beginning of your journey into the depths of the IDIQ. I have so much more I want to show you.
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Q
Dialogue
What was it that Humans used to say, at the end of those old television shows, before they had holodecks?… Ah yes: Tune in for next week’s exciting new episode!
Objective ID
1,428,796,885
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
The extraction team reports the ice is aboard, Commander. I shall oversee its thawing in the cargo hold, en route back to Pakled Planet.
Objective ID
1,467,573,691
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
This is Pakled Planet.
Objective ID
1,467,573,691
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Does what it says on the tin.
Objective ID
1,467,573,691
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Uhura
Dialogue
“Kookiidoo” is their native word for it. “Pakled Planet” seems to be the best the translator could do with it.
Objective ID
1,467,573,691
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
Pakled Planet is thirsty.
Objective ID
1,467,573,691
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Captain, there are extensive smog fronts clouding the atmosphere. Sensors are struggling to penetrate them. I recommend we relocate to a lower orbit.
Objective ID
1,467,573,691
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Let’s do it.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Dr M’Beluga reports that relief efforts are well underway. It seems it’s only through the Pakled’s durability that there haven’t been more casualties.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Our sister ship, the U.S.S. George is leading a science team, to assess how we can begin to repair their biosphere. In the short term though, we need to look at the water resupply issue.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
The tanks you assembled are an excellent starting point, Commander. The Gracie has to remain in orbit for now. I leave it to you to source the water.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
My God. What happened here?
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Scans of the surface indicate that the environment is experiencing severe drought.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Mundag
Dialogue
She is also smart. It was cold, so we burned our wood. But then came smoke and dancing orange in the trees. We had orange on us. Oceans were good for making the orange and the thirsty go away.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
I believe I understand, Captain. A freak occurrence of inclement weather caused the Pakleds to burn their forests to raise the global temperature.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
This escalated into catastrophic wildfires, before they exhausted their water reserves to extinguish them. Even their oceans are running dry. Sensor data would appear to confirm this sequence of events.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
If we had known we would have helped. Commander Marlin-Riley, please contact Starfish Command and request urgent medical relief vessels.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Dr M’Beluga, Nurse Shark Chapel – prepare an away team immediately. Lieutenant Noonien-Stingray, I want a security detail ready to accompany them. Let’s swim, people.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We can also provide crew and resources to assist with repairing buildings and constructing water tanks, ready to receive emergency water rations.
Objective ID
1,703,411,396
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
I estimate 20.9B Parsteel will be required for the construction projects.
Objective ID
31,534,557
Phase
dialogue_dilemma
Character
Maia
Dialogue
How should we resupply the Pakled's water?
Objective ID
514,691,267
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Erm, Commander?
Objective ID
514,691,267
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We see them, Captain. Pakled ships, and lots of them.
Objective ID
514,691,267
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Given the unorthodox configuration of our target, and the poor state of repair of most of these vessels, it will be almost impossible to locate the perpetrators.
Objective ID
514,691,267
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Like a teardrop in the ocean. But we’ve got to start somewhere. Hail all Pakled vessels in the system. Let’s make this first contact official!
Objective ID
514,691,267
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
None are responding, Captain.
Objective ID
514,691,267
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Pike
Dialogue
I believe we are learning much about the Pakled psyche today. Let’s see if they’ll respond to a more direct salutation. Commander, join us in firing across their bows. Maybe that will get their attention.
Objective ID
515,399,246
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Commander, I have identified that the nearby world of Jaed contains deposits of water ice beneath its surface. It should be possible to land and extract sufficient water.
Objective ID
515,399,246
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Good work, Lieutenant. Setting a course for Jaed.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Thank you, Commander. That water is already making a huge difference to the Pakled’s recovery.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Mundag also sends his thanks – though we had to stop him from taking a bath, while there are still many without drinking water. These Pakleds are certainly an interesting species.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
We’ve got our work cut out for us here, and I can’t ask anymore of you. Alas, I never got to hear about where you come from. Perhaps next time – I’m sure our rivers will confluence again.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We look forward to it, Captain. It is indeed a tall tail.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Pike
Dialogue
Ha! Well alright. Mr Spock, I’m afraid I need to ask you to return to Haplorhine Ops. Prepare to beam aboard.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Understood, Captain. Commander, thank you for allowing me the freedom of your vessel. I, too, look forward to seeing you again. The information contained in your ship’s computer was most fascinating.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Spock to Gracie, one to transport.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Q
Dialogue
Well done, Commander. You handled that like a true professional. Did you like my watery underworld? Hanging out with Spock, too? Not the kind of diversity you’d normally be exposed to, am I right?
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Q
Dialogue
Do not doubt my imagination, nor the lengths I will go to to prove my point. But this was only the beginning of your journey into the depths of the IDIQ. I have so much more I want to show you.
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Q
Dialogue
What was it that Humans used to say, at the end of those old television shows, before they had holodecks?… Ah yes: Tune in for next week’s exciting new episode!
Objective ID
741,449,099
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Commander, do you have 690M Dilithium, to replicate sufficient water and beam it into the surface tanks?