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Scientific Endeavor

Help a House Sov test a theory.

Overview

Warp required4,000
Operations level76
Warp for completion4,000
Warp via superhighway4,000
Completion via superhighway5,000

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

7★ Raw Crystal
Objective ID854,280,199
Amount1,834,000
15 Minute Σ-Repair Speed Up
Objective ID854,280,199
Amount90
Σ-Klingon Credits
Objective ID854,280,199
Amount1,000
Klingon Points
Objective ID854,280,199
Amount23,700,000,000
Romulan Points
Objective ID854,280,199
Amount-27,700,000,000
Federation Points
Objective ID854,280,199
Amount-13,000,000,000
Gravimetric Data
Objective ID854,280,199
Amount1

Locations

Start: Zauterin

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveProceed to Cezeon.
DestinationCezeon

Objective 2

ObjectiveDefeat 10 hostiles of level 76 or higher.
Required count10
Required level76

Objective 3

ObjectiveTake readings.
DestinationCezeon

Objective 4

ObjectiveTest the prototype.
DestinationCezeon

Objective 5

ObjectiveReturn to Zauterin.
DestinationZauterin

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Commander! Your attention for a moment. Ever since we arrived to the Margins I have been fascinated by the anomaly at its center, the Veil at its edges.
Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
At first, I was forbidden from studying them. We were trying to be “good Klingons,” after all. But the Elders have rescinded that order. I have been tasked with conducting practical research.
Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Little do they know, I have long been doing so in secret!
Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
A scholar and a rebel.
Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Yes, well, I am not the only one. Scholars do not make promising soldiers, as it turns out. In any case, I have developed a theory which I believe may be of some use.
Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
I have also developed a prototype that I would like to test. A rudimentary device, for now. But if it works as intended…
Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Then we can fix the anomaly once and for all?
Objective ID
169,153,762
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
That is the hope. Set a course for Cezeon, Commander. I am eager to begin testing, and the Veil is the perfect place to start.
Objective ID
2,091,567,787
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
It is as I suspected. The recurring surges in this system have caused irregularities in the subspace. We can use one of these tears to test the device.
Objective ID
2,091,567,787
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Let me see… There. Heading 210 mark 40. Take a measure of the dark energy output while I set up the device.
Objective ID
2,091,567,787
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
What exactly are we trying to do here? Close the tear?
Objective ID
2,091,567,787
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
No. All of my predictions show that closing these kinds of foundational spatial anomalies just redistributes the load elsewhere. We are going to try something different.
Objective ID
2,091,567,787
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
We are going to manipulate gravity at the edges of the tear to trap the energy output. It does not fix the tear, but it does stabilize subspace around it. Or at least, that is the theory.
Objective ID
2,091,567,787
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Let us see if it holds.
Objective ID
53,705,156
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
This is not what I would call steady, Commander!
Objective ID
53,705,156
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
A ship under fire can only be so steady.
Objective ID
53,705,156
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Yes, well, it seems that you have scared the rest of them off, at least. Now we can get down to business. I have calibrated my equipment. All that remains is to take subspace readings.
Objective ID
817,202,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
This system was evacuated recently due to recurring surge activity. See, on sensors?
Objective ID
817,202,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The fabric of space time is especially fragile here.
Objective ID
817,202,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
It is buckling under the recurring stress of spatial tearing.
Objective ID
817,202,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
There are also Surgewalkers here.
Objective ID
817,202,146
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Yes, well, I thought there might be. That is why I wanted to bring you. Deal with them for me, will you? And try to keep the ship steady. I have equipment to calibrate.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Thank you for your help today, Commander. It was gratifying to see the fruits of my labor.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Do you think this device might work for the anomaly in Morrigan’s Embrace?
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
In theory, yes. But at that scale? A gargantuan task. Our calculations will have to be exact. There are so many variables, and no room for error. We cannot risk another fumble.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Luckily, I have some of the greatest minds in the Klingon Empire at my disposal here. It is time to get a team together. If it is possible, we will find a way.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
This might be my best work yet, Commander. An event horizon in miniature. See those readings? Nothing is getting past the border.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
We have folded spacetime in upon itself such that a gravity well has formed. Any extra-dimensional energy is trapped there, taking an infinite amount of time to reach us here.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
But how?
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
Perhaps I should not tell you this… Yalika managed to sneak one of the Section 31 containment devices to me. I studied how they interacted with gravitons, made a few tweaks.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
This allows me to map out a graviton pattern at subatomic levels. With the correct pattern, I can create dense graviton pockets close together which spacetime naturally wraps and curves around.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
So, in what to our eyes is a small amount of space, is actually an infinite curvature.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Is it dangerous?
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
No. You might lose a few gluons as you pass through, but at this scale it is too small for you to meaningfully interact with. At a larger scale, it would present itself as an impassable area of space.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
No matter how far into it you travelled, you would never get any closer to the center.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Fascinating.
Objective ID
854,280,199
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Officer Ygrokh
Dialogue
I am glad you agree. We are done here, Commander. Let us return to Zauterin.