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A Place in History

A Vulcan historian is interested in learning about the Immortal community.

Overview

Warp required440
Operations level58
Warp for completion440
Warp via superhighway440
Completion via superhighway440

Costs & rewards

Mission rewards

15 Hour Speed Up
Objective ID1,329,603,902
Amount150
Romulan Immortal Datapad
Objective ID1,329,603,902
Amount1
Romulan Credits
Objective ID1,329,603,902
Amount800
Romulan Points
Objective ID1,329,603,902
Amount4,200,000
Federation Points
Objective ID1,329,603,902
Amount-8,769,600

Locations

Objectives

Objective 1

ObjectivePick up the historian on New Vulcan.
DestinationNew Vulcan

Objective 2

ObjectiveLearn about Romulan history.
DestinationRomulus

Objective 3

ObjectiveDefeat the Tal Shiar ship.
EncounterTal Shiar Ship
Opponent strength0
DestinationRomulus

Objective 4

ObjectiveLearn about Reman history.
DestinationRomulus

Objective 5

ObjectiveShow the historian around Immortal space.
DestinationMagnus

Objective 6

ObjectiveEscort the historian home.
DestinationNew Vulcan

Dialogue

Mission dialogue

Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Hithar
Dialogue
The tour was a resounding success! The historian has reached out to suggest we collaborate on an official history of the Immortal community.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_end
Character
Hithar
Dialogue
I never imagined that my documentary would serve as an official record of my people. And it is all thanks to you, Commander!
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The Immortals fled Romulan space after Rihala’s uprising. Many of them were soldiers under Rihala, and were looking to establish a new status quo in Romulan space.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Little did they know that Rihala’s rule would be as oppressive as what came before.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
So they came here to live as they saw fit. Tell me, what are the pillars of Immortal society? How do they separate themselves from their Romulan forebears?
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
They live by the ideals of justice, honour and strength. They do not believe in a formal government, but rather in a sort of social anarchism.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Of course, there are leaders within Immortal space, but these positions are gained by the individual’s contribution to the community rather than a title afforded by wealth or political power.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Fascinating. They have chosen an opposing path to the one they knew within the Star Empire. Perhaps the Immortals have more in common now with the Vulcans.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
They are certainly pragmatic, but they are not driven by logic alone. Equality and freedom are paramount here. That applies to anyone, not only Romulan defactors.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Individuals from other species have also been welcomed here, if they truly believe in the ideals the Immortals have set out.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The Immortals strike an interesting balance between the freedom of the individual and the good of the community.
Objective ID
1,329,603,902
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Thank you for indulging this old professor. This has been an enlightening trip, Commander. Now, if you could escort me back to New Vulcan, it would be greatly appreciated.
Objective ID
1,364,335,727
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
The Remans share many commonalities with the Romulans and the Vulcans.
Objective ID
1,364,335,727
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
They have telepathic abilities, and their pointed ears and forehead ridges are indicative of a shared ancestry with the Romulans.
Objective ID
1,364,335,727
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
It is not known for definite that the Remans are yet another Vulcan cousin, but it seems that there is some relation.
Objective ID
1,364,335,727
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Some Vulcan scholars believe that soon after the settlement of Romulus, colonies were established on Remus for its riches and resources.
Objective ID
1,364,335,727
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
What is known is that the Romulans subjugated the Remans early in their shared history, leading to the Remans’ status as slave labourers.
Objective ID
1,364,335,727
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
It is unsurprising that the Romulans would subjugate another species, yet the knowledge that the Remans may have once been their own people…
Objective ID
1,364,335,727
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Come, let us visit the newest chapter in this shared history. I wish to know more about the Immortals.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
You may have heard of Surak, the great philosopher who put the Vulcan people on the path that has allowed us to prosper.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Before his teachings, Vulcan was a war-like planet overrun by a people governed by rampant emotions. Surak showed us a different path, one shaped by logic over emotion and peace over war.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Yet some Vulcans were against living their lives through the lens of logic. “Those who marched beneath the Raptor’s wings”, as Surak called them. Their opposition led to the Hundred Year War.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Eventually, they were forced to leave Vulcan. They became the ancestors of the Romulans, and by extension, the Immortals.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
So the Romulans are Vulcans who preferred war and emotion to logic? That explains much about modern-day Romulan society.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Indeed. The Immortals, however, seem to be forging their own path. I am very interested in the development of our newest cousins.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Commander, my scans show a hostile ship incoming… The Tal Shiar have noticed our presence here.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
We have lingered too long at the capital of the Star Empire. Perhaps we should proceed to Remus.
Objective ID
1,484,131,588
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
If we attempt to leave, the Tal Shiar will pursue us. We need to dispatch this ship now. Charge weapons! Prepare to engage!
Objective ID
1,544,327,481
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Hithar
Dialogue
A Vulcan historian has expressed interest in visiting Romulan and Immortal space after seeing our documentary, Commander!
Objective ID
1,544,327,481
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Hithar
Dialogue
Having a scholar such as her express interest in our documentary is a great boon! I want you to pick her up on New Vulcan and bring her to Romulan, then Immortal space.
Objective ID
1,544,327,481
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Hithar
Dialogue
The Vulcans are our distant cousins, so a Vulcan historian studying the Immortal community will lend us credence. Her support of our documentary will also be beneficial, so ensure you are a good guide!
Objective ID
1,544,327,481
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Very well. Setting a course for New Vulcan now.
Objective ID
1,584,899,939
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
The Tal Shiar ship has been taken care of. We may proceed safely to Remus.
Objective ID
1,757,181,374
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
You are the one sent by the Immortals, yes?
Objective ID
1,757,181,374
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Correct. I believe we are to give you a tour around Romulan and Immortal space?
Objective ID
1,757,181,374
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Indeed. I am interested in socio-anthropology, and the various splinter groups that make up the larger Vulcan family.
Objective ID
1,757,181,374
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
Though I have long been a student of the time of the Awakening, I have never visited our Romulan cousins.
Objective ID
1,757,181,374
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
T'Prim
Dialogue
I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to educate myself both on the Romulans, and the newest chapter of our extended family – the Immortals.
Objective ID
1,757,181,374
Phase
dialogue_start
Character
Maia
Dialogue
Then let us make our way to Romulus.