A Trap for Ja'kell
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'''Mission Dialog:''' | '''Mission Dialog:''' | ||
- | - Stealing sensitive schematics from our labs is a serious violation. <br> | + | - Valthken: Stealing sensitive schematics from our labs is a serious violation. <br> |
- Sending a high-yields explosive deep into our territory is also a serious violation. | - Sending a high-yields explosive deep into our territory is also a serious violation. | ||
- | - That was an unfortunate accident. I'm sure that by now, you've confirmed that as fact.<br> | + | - Valthken: That was an unfortunate accident. I'm sure that by now, you've confirmed that as fact.<br> |
- This could have been avoided if you had contacted us directly. | - This could have been avoided if you had contacted us directly. | ||
- | - We did not realize that the pod had been detected. We wanted to avoid a potential incident. The pod left your space without hostility.<br> | + | - Valthken: We did not realize that the pod had been detected. We wanted to avoid a potential incident. The pod left your space without hostility.<br> |
- We had to be sure that it was not a planet attack. | - We had to be sure that it was not a planet attack. | ||
- | - ...This does not justify the theft of our design. <br> | + | - Valthken: ...This does not justify the theft of our design. <br> |
- Calm down. We have no intentions of creating a version of the weapon. | - Calm down. We have no intentions of creating a version of the weapon. | ||
- | - Why should we believe that?<br> | + | - Valthken: Why should we believe that?<br> |
- We have no use for it. The science behind your translocation is flawed. It will never work. | - We have no use for it. The science behind your translocation is flawed. It will never work. | ||
- | - It is incomplete, not flawed.<br> | + | - Valthken: It is incomplete, not flawed.<br> |
- Believe what you will. Our business here is done. We won't bother you further. | - Believe what you will. Our business here is done. We won't bother you further. | ||
- | - Wait... there is something else we need to discuss.<br> | + | - Valthken: Wait... there is something else we need to discuss.<br> |
- And what is that? | - And what is that? | ||
- | - Your release of the prisoner Ja'kell has created quite a problem for the Consortium. <br> | + | - Valthken: Your release of the prisoner Ja'kell has created quite a problem for the Consortium. <br> |
- I don't know what you are talking about. | - I don't know what you are talking about. | ||
- | - Of course you do. During your assault, Ja'kell accessed your systems and downloaded a wealth of information about your colonies. You freed one of the most notorious criminals in this sector.<br> | + | - Valthken: Of course you do. During your assault, Ja'kell accessed your systems and downloaded a wealth of information about your colonies. You freed one of the most notorious criminals in this sector.<br> |
- And how do you know all this? | - And how do you know all this? | ||
- | - Because he tried to sell your data to one of our contacts.<br> | + | - Valthken: Because he tried to sell your data to one of our contacts.<br> |
- So, why tell us this? What do you want? | - So, why tell us this? What do you want? | ||
- | - It seems that we both have an interest in recapturing him, and I hear you have a tracer on board. <br> | + | - Valthken: It seems that we both have an interest in recapturing him, and I hear you have a tracer on board. <br> |
- Why is he such a threat to you? | - Why is he such a threat to you? | ||
- | - Your secrets are not the only ones he plans to sell. The sooner he is found, the better.<br> | + | - Valthken: Your secrets are not the only ones he plans to sell. The sooner he is found, the better.<br> |
- The prisoners left in an unmarked Alarri ship, and we won't have any material to trace with. | - The prisoners left in an unmarked Alarri ship, and we won't have any material to trace with. | ||
- | - Besides that, tracing a moving target is a completely different process, and I doubt Ja'kell will leave that many crumbs.<br> | + | - Valthken: Besides that, tracing a moving target is a completely different process, and I doubt Ja'kell will leave that many crumbs.<br> |
- We're going to need more than samples, [http://galaxylegion.erismedia.netdna-cdn.com/galaxylegion/images/missions/frames/alarri4.png Valthken]. | - We're going to need more than samples, [http://galaxylegion.erismedia.netdna-cdn.com/galaxylegion/images/missions/frames/alarri4.png Valthken]. | ||
- | - Alright, what do you suggest?<br> | + | - Valthken: Alright, what do you suggest?<br> |
- [http://galaxylegion.erismedia.netdna-cdn.com/galaxylegion/images/missions/frames/trovarzane.png Trovar], could you track the ship from its drive trail? | - [http://galaxylegion.erismedia.netdna-cdn.com/galaxylegion/images/missions/frames/trovarzane.png Trovar], could you track the ship from its drive trail? | ||
- | - It's possible. [http://galaxylegion.erismedia.netdna-cdn.com/galaxylegion/images/missions/frames/alarri4.png Valthken]... If I could get exact details about your drive systems, I could develop a new algorithm to trace the ship that Ja'kell left in. | + | - Trovar: It's possible. [http://galaxylegion.erismedia.netdna-cdn.com/galaxylegion/images/missions/frames/alarri4.png Valthken]... If I could get exact details about your drive systems, I could develop a new algorithm to trace the ship that Ja'kell left in. |
- Ja'kell can't be far. | - Ja'kell can't be far. | ||
- | - No. That would give you a method to track many of our other ships, as well. There must be another way. | + | - Valthken: No. That would give you a method to track many of our other ships, as well. There must be another way. |
- That contact you mentioned earlier. Could you persuade them to purchase the data? | - That contact you mentioned earlier. Could you persuade them to purchase the data? | ||
- | - Hmm. Yes, but they already declined the offer. Ja'kell would find a sudden change of mind... very suspicious. | + | - Valthken: Hmm. Yes, but they already declined the offer. Ja'kell would find a sudden change of mind... very suspicious. |
- Nonetheless, he will most certainly pass through many established trade areas in the near future. | - Nonetheless, he will most certainly pass through many established trade areas in the near future. | ||
- | - Only until he has sold what he can. We'll need a way to detect him at a moment's notice. Our ships cannot be everywhere at once. | + | - Valthken: Only until he has sold what he can. We'll need a way to detect him at a moment's notice. Our ships cannot be everywhere at once. |
- Maybe we can. If we spend out and setup detectors between the outposts... | - Maybe we can. If we spend out and setup detectors between the outposts... | ||
- | - ...I could establish a wide area signaling mesh. | + | - Trovar: ...I could establish a wide area signaling mesh. |
- What do you think, Valthken? | - What do you think, Valthken? | ||
- | - If that is our best option, then lets do it. I'll have our fleet establish a safe transponder frequency. | + | - Valthken: If that is our best option, then lets do it. I'll have our fleet establish a safe transponder frequency. |
- Good. It is best if they continue on their standard travel paths. We don't want Ja'kell to suspect. | - Good. It is best if they continue on their standard travel paths. We don't want Ja'kell to suspect. | ||
- | - I will command my ships as I wish. Ja'kell runs free because of your actions. I just want him back in custody. | + | - Valthken: I will command my ships as I wish. Ja'kell runs free because of your actions. I just want him back in custody. |
'''End Transmission.''' | '''End Transmission.''' |
Revision as of 21:05, 5 August 2016
Daily Mission Briefing
So... you are the (Your Race) commander we've been hearing so much about. I am Valthken of the Alarri Arms Consortium. There is much we need to discuss, and settle...
Mission Dialog:
- Valthken: Stealing sensitive schematics from our labs is a serious violation.
- Sending a high-yields explosive deep into our territory is also a serious violation.
- Valthken: That was an unfortunate accident. I'm sure that by now, you've confirmed that as fact.
- This could have been avoided if you had contacted us directly.
- Valthken: We did not realize that the pod had been detected. We wanted to avoid a potential incident. The pod left your space without hostility.
- We had to be sure that it was not a planet attack.
- Valthken: ...This does not justify the theft of our design.
- Calm down. We have no intentions of creating a version of the weapon.
- Valthken: Why should we believe that?
- We have no use for it. The science behind your translocation is flawed. It will never work.
- Valthken: It is incomplete, not flawed.
- Believe what you will. Our business here is done. We won't bother you further.
- Valthken: Wait... there is something else we need to discuss.
- And what is that?
- Valthken: Your release of the prisoner Ja'kell has created quite a problem for the Consortium.
- I don't know what you are talking about.
- Valthken: Of course you do. During your assault, Ja'kell accessed your systems and downloaded a wealth of information about your colonies. You freed one of the most notorious criminals in this sector.
- And how do you know all this?
- Valthken: Because he tried to sell your data to one of our contacts.
- So, why tell us this? What do you want?
- Valthken: It seems that we both have an interest in recapturing him, and I hear you have a tracer on board.
- Why is he such a threat to you?
- Valthken: Your secrets are not the only ones he plans to sell. The sooner he is found, the better.
- The prisoners left in an unmarked Alarri ship, and we won't have any material to trace with.
- Valthken: Besides that, tracing a moving target is a completely different process, and I doubt Ja'kell will leave that many crumbs.
- We're going to need more than samples, Valthken.
- Valthken: Alright, what do you suggest?
- Trovar, could you track the ship from its drive trail?
- Trovar: It's possible. Valthken... If I could get exact details about your drive systems, I could develop a new algorithm to trace the ship that Ja'kell left in. - Ja'kell can't be far.
- Valthken: No. That would give you a method to track many of our other ships, as well. There must be another way. - That contact you mentioned earlier. Could you persuade them to purchase the data?
- Valthken: Hmm. Yes, but they already declined the offer. Ja'kell would find a sudden change of mind... very suspicious. - Nonetheless, he will most certainly pass through many established trade areas in the near future.
- Valthken: Only until he has sold what he can. We'll need a way to detect him at a moment's notice. Our ships cannot be everywhere at once. - Maybe we can. If we spend out and setup detectors between the outposts...
- Trovar: ...I could establish a wide area signaling mesh. - What do you think, Valthken?
- Valthken: If that is our best option, then lets do it. I'll have our fleet establish a safe transponder frequency. - Good. It is best if they continue on their standard travel paths. We don't want Ja'kell to suspect.
- Valthken: I will command my ships as I wish. Ja'kell runs free because of your actions. I just want him back in custody.
End Transmission.
Mission Image: [1]
Mission Summary:
- Per 1 Round
Requirements: 100 Energy, 1 Alarm Sentry Rewards: 205 XP XP Return Ratio: 2.05
- 35 Rounds/Completion
Requirements: 3,500 Energy, 35 Alarm Sentrys Rewards: 7,175 XP, 1 Alarri Signaling Drone
- 14 Completion/Finish
Requirements: 49,000 Energy, 490 Alarm Sentrys Rewards: 100,450 XP, 14 Alarri Signaling Drones
This mission can only be completed once per day.
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