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Doomsday Part 9

Attend a Starfleet inquest with Captain Kirk.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level27
Warp for completion23
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway23

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

3★ Uncommon Refined Crystal
Objective ID650,431,083
Amount5
Parsteel
Objective ID650,431,083
Amount510,000
3★ Uncommon Refined Ore
Objective ID928,725,747
Amount7
Recruit Token
Objective ID928,725,747
Amount200

Locations

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveEscort the crew of the Enterprise to Starbase 80.
DestinationXerxes

Objective 2

ObjectiveChoose how to respond to the inquest.

Objective 3

ObjectiveReturn to your Station.

Objective 4

ObjectiveReturn to your Station.

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,917,595,332
Phase
dialogue_dilemma
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Choose how to respond to the inquest.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
You wanted to see us, Admiral?
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Kirk, I’m going to get straight to the point. I want to know what happened out there in Villo and I want to know now.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
It’s perfectly clear what happened out there – a madman attacked our ship and I gave orders to defend ourselves.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
I assessed the dangers and reacted in the manner expected of a Starfleet officer. And I’d do it again if any one of your men put my ship or my crew in danger again.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Careful, Captain. May I remind you who holds the cards at this table? You’re lucky I don’t have you in shackles. You’ll choose your next words carefully.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
As it stands, over four-hundred souls and the Starfleet ship they occupied are missing in action. This will not go unanswered or unpunished.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Commander, there’s a reason you’re here as a witness. What evidence do you have to justify these accusations of treachery among my ranks?
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Captain Kirk, Admiral Strode has responded. He has requested your presence on Starbase 80 in order to explain what happened in Villo. He appeared to have no knowledge of this mission.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
It was all part of Decker’s trap. There was no mission. He wanted to lure us to Villo under false pretences and finish us off.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
But I don’t understand. If he thought that we were in league with the worms, why would he try to take us all on at once? Surely he knew he was outnumbered?
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
We’re talking about Matt Decker, Spock. Surely you remember how he tried to attack the Machine head on? He was never able to recognise when the odds were against him.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Spock
Dialogue
Yes, I must admit that seeing him in the Captain’s chair of the Enterprise back in our timeline was somewhat unsettling.
Objective ID
375,184,512
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Well as it stands, I still need to explain what happened out there to Starfleet. Commander, I’m hoping you might join us at Starbase 80? I could do with a witness.
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Well Commander, it would have been nice to have a little backup during that hearing. However, I’d be remiss if I didn’t thank you for your help back in Villo. You’re the reason we made it out.
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We are obliged to assist, Captain. What will you do now?
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
We should get some rest. I have a feeling we’re going to need it.
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
…
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Is your A.I. companion malfunctioning, Captain? I daresay it makes for a poor choice of witness.
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Regardless of my… somewhat unreliable witness’s silence, we are in possession of recorded transmissions between the Enterprise and the Constellation in Villo.
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
These recordings should be a sufficient vindication of my actions.
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
I… I see. Thank you for your testimony. I’ll have these recordings analysed. If what you say is true… then Decker truly was responsible for the loss of the Constellation and her crew.
Objective ID
650,431,083
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Leave us be, Captain. Return with the Commander here to their Station. You are excused.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
Commander, thank you for your testimony back there. We’re fortunate to have you by our side.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Maia
Dialogue
We are obliged to assist, Captain. What will you do now?
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
James T. Kirk
Dialogue
We should get some rest. I have a feeling we’re going to need it.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Admiral Strode, we stand witness for Captain Kirk. His actions in Villo were justified. Commodore Decker initiated the attack on the Enterprise.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
And why would a decorated Starfleet officer do such a thing?
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
There is evidence to suggest that recent events have taken a toll on Commodore Decker’s psyche.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Perhaps the knowledge that his counterpart perished in similar circumstances was just too much for him to bear.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Regardless, we are in possession of recorded transmissions between the Enterprise and the Constellation in Villo. These should be sufficient to vindicate the Captain’s actions.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
I… I see. Thank you for your testimony. I’ll have these recordings analysed. If what you say is true… then Decker truly was responsible for the loss of the Constellation and her crew.
Objective ID
928,725,747
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Strode
Dialogue
Leave us be, Captain. Return with the Commander here to their Station. You are excused.