Missions
IDIQ 3: Quantum Anomalies Part 3
Find allies to help with the galactic anomalies.
Overview
Warp required1
Operations level61
Warp for completion40
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway40
Costs & rewards
Mission rewards
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Objective ID326,370,512
Amount500
Objective ID326,370,512
Amount500
Objective ID326,370,512
Amount250
Objectives
Objective 1
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ObjectiveLeave Earth orbit.
DestinationSol
Objective 2
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ObjectiveMeet the Klingon Chancellor.
DestinationKronos
Objective 3
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ObjectiveSpeak with the Romulans.
DestinationD'Deridex
Objective 4
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ObjectiveEscape the Romulans.
EncounterVeteran Romulan Patrol
Opponent strength2,632,999,787
DestinationD'Deridex
Objective 5
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ObjectiveFind out what’s waiting for you in Nibiq.
DestinationNibiq
Dialogue
Mission dialogue
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- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Romulan Commander
- Dialogue
- Admiral. You have some nerve showing your face in the Romulan Star Empire. Things may have turned out well for your career, but I cannot say the same for the Romulan people.
- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Subcommander, please. I did all I could to save lives, as soon as the effects of the supernova became known.
- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Romulan Commander
- Dialogue
- Effects?
- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- But following the synth attack, the deployment of my secondary fleet was overruled by the Federation Council. I resigned.
- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Romulan Commander
- Dialogue
- Politics. I care not for it. And now you are back. Yet the Romulan people are not.
- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Grant me an audience with your superiors.
- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Romulan Commander
- Dialogue
- Not today, Admiral.
- Objective ID
- 1,201,629,796
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Red alert! Incoming plasma torpedo!
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Jhaveri
- Dialogue
- Commander, you are fortunate I am not throwing you in the brig and impounding your ship. Not to mention confiscating that troublesome AI of yours.
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Are you referring to me?
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Jhaveri
- Dialogue
- Don’t think Starfleet doesn’t know what’s been going on in the Origin Sector. I suppose you think you’ve pulled a fast one on the Department of Temporal Investigations, hmm?
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Jhaveri
- Dialogue
- Galivanting around God knows where with Q, on a tour of Federations that were, are, or that might have been.
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Jhaveri
- Dialogue
- Well, you’ll be pleased to know that your old friend, Agent Reva, has hand delivered to me personally, a comprehensive report of your recent comings and goings.
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Agent Reva
- Dialogue
- Hello again, Commander. Naturally, I predicted your arrival here to the nanosecond. You cannot deny that the galaxy is drowning in these anomalies because of Q’s – and by extension, your own – actions.
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- If it were not for us and… our allies, the instability of the Origin Sector would have jeopardized the entire galaxy.
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Agent Reva
- Dialogue
- But that is precisely what’s happened. And which allies were those, exactly?
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- I thought you had delivered a full report?
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Jhaveri
- Dialogue
- We’ve all heard that story before – you saving us from the Progenitors’ power locked away in the Origin Sector. Where, by the way, our Trill and Bolian delegations are trapped forevermore.
- Objective ID
- 2,136,835,542
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Jhaveri
- Dialogue
- No, I’m sorry. You’ve helped us in the past, and we are grateful. But right now, Starfleet has to look after its own. And that means the Federation. Goodbye, Commander.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Commander, what the hell are we doing here? The galactic anomalies are running rampant, bearing down on civilian centers, and you cannot even control your ship!
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Q Junior
- Dialogue
- Don’t whale on the Commander, old man. I’ve got things well in hand. I just thought you might like to see me in action. As someone who was nearly my godfather, after all.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Junior?!
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Admiral, the galactic anomalies have returned to levels more akin to those in the Origin Sector. Some are even causing positive effects in their respective systems.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Q Junior
- Dialogue
- That’s because I just saved the galaxy. You understand they can never be undone completely. Such is the folly of my father. It’s a good thing I’m around to clean up his mess.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Commander, the anomalies are reaching dangerous levels again.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Q Junior
- Dialogue
- Of course they are! Their effects are being felt throughout space-time. Any layman would know that this means they will continue to be dangerous here. They may even alter the past itself.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Q Junior
- Dialogue
- That’s why we need to go back in time and deal with them there.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- And how might we do that?
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Q Junior
- Dialogue
- By flying directly through the center of an anomaly. How else?
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- This is a journey I cannot take, Commander. I must return to Starfleet and inform them of these developments.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_end
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Good luck. I have a feeling you’re going to need it.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- We have broken their target lock, but they are coming back around. They have engaged their tractor beam. We are trapped.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Picard
- Dialogue
- What the–? Did we just go to warp… inside a tractor beam?
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- That is correct. But neither the Commander nor I gave the order.
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- I don’t need Data to tell me that it also contravenes the laws of physics. This ship should have been torn to pieces. What’s our heading?
- Objective ID
- 326,370,512
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- The Nibiq system.
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- We are being hailed by an unidentified Federation shuttle. Admiral Picard?
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Hello, Commander. Maia.
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- To what do we owe the pleasure?
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- First of all, I’d like to sincerely apologize for Starfleet’s incompetence. They are making the same mistakes again, looking inwards when the galaxy is in peril. It will not do, it simply will not.
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- So I’m here as your diplomatic envoy, although it’s strictly off the record. If my reputation and career count for anything at this point, then I must use them to bring the galactic powers together.
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- We, my friends, now share a common goal. That is, if you’ll have me and my staff. Surely having a Starfleet Admiral on your team can’t hurt, can it?
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- We would be honored, Admiral.
- Objective ID
- 661,861,104
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Good. Because I have already made an appointment with Chancellor Martok. Set course for Kronos, Commander.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Qapla’, Chancellor!
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Chancellor Martok
- Dialogue
- Don’t you Qapla’ me, Admiral. I know why you are here. And why you have chosen to travel aboard an Independent vessel, rather than fly the Federation flag.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Chancellor Martok
- Dialogue
- So tell me: why should the Klingon Empire help a Federation that is unwilling to offer help in return?
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Chancellor, I assure you I have my best people working on that at this very moment. The Federation will share its findings on these anomalies.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Chancellor Martok
- Dialogue
- From what I hear, for you to do so, assuming that information even exists, would be tantamount to treason and dishonor.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Chancellor Martok
- Dialogue
- Besides, we cannot afford to wait. It was good to see you again, Picard, but consider these borders closed to Starfleet, the Federation, and even to you. That goes for the Independent, too.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- He has ceased communications and powered weapons.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- Plain as always. Come on, let’s go. I know better than to call Chancellor Martok’s bluff.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Maia
- Dialogue
- Perhaps we will fare better with the Romulans.
- Objective ID
- 760,831,738
- Phase
- dialogue_start
- Character
- Admiral Picard
- Dialogue
- You read my mind. Though it’s a long shot, for obvious reasons.