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Legends of the Cosmos Part 1

Explore the galaxy with Admiral Kirk.

Overview

Warp required1
Operations level15
Warp for completion12
Warp via superhighway1
Completion via superhighway12

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

Tritanium
Objective ID1,300,794,201
Amount500
1 Hour Speed Up
Objective ID1,300,794,201
Amount1
2★ Interceptor Parts
Objective ID1,300,794,201
Amount14

Locations

Legends of the Cosmos Part 2

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectiveMeet with the Enterprise.
DestinationRigel

Objective 2

ObjectiveExplore an uncharted system.
DestinationAstrida

Objective 3

ObjectiveContinue to explore with Kirk.
DestinationZaurak

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,300,794,201
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Captain Spock
Dialogue
Admiral, I am reading several ship signatures on short range sensors.
Objective ID
1,300,794,201
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Might be the locals. On screen, Mr. Spock, maximum magnification.
Objective ID
1,300,794,201
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Captain Spock
Dialogue
On-screen, now. It would appear that these ships are not native to this system. Judging from these scans, it can only be–
Objective ID
1,300,794,201
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Klingons.
Objective ID
1,300,794,201
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Fascinating, isn’t it? So close to Federation space and yet, we’ve never so much as sent a probe out here. This is brand new territory for Starfleet. Doesn’t it make you miss the old days, Spock?
Objective ID
1,300,794,201
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Captain Spock
Dialogue
Nostalgia is an emotional response to the aging process, Admiral. As such, we Vulcans do not experience it.
Objective ID
1,300,794,201
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Of course. Well, there’s another system I’d like to check out nearby. Let’s go, Commander.
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
… all I’m saying, Spock, is that the quadrant has gone to hell in a handbasket.
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Captain Spock
Dialogue
I am unfamiliar with that expression.
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
It means… Look, it doesn’t matter. What I’m getting at is that at times like these, we need strong leadership.
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Captain Spock
Dialogue
You yourself have told me many times that, historically, “strong” leadership is often a first step to oppression.
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Hmph. So you were listening all those years. Ah, Commander. Glad you could join us. That’s a fine ship you’ve got, a fine ship!
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Of course, it’s not the Enterprise, but no ship flies as fast as a ship helmed by James Tiberius Kirk.
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
There’s an uncharted star system not far from here, Starfleet’s looking to map it out. I feel like this is an excellent opportunity to stretch my sea legs.
Objective ID
1,779,973,441
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Captain Spock
Dialogue
An odd, human expression…
Objective ID
2,345,668
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Commander, this is Admiral Kirk of Starfleet Command. It has certainly been some time since our last rendezvous, hasn’t it?
Objective ID
2,345,668
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Captain Spock
Dialogue
For us, perhaps, Jim, but likely not for them.
Objective ID
2,345,668
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
Ah, this “Temporal Cartographer” business goes right over my head. Besides, I’m here to talk about something far more pressing. Getting us back on a starship again.
Objective ID
2,345,668
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Admiral Kirk
Dialogue
I’ve been sitting behind a desk for too long, my friend. I’m desperate for some adventure. Care to humor an old explorer?