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Voyage Of The Chimera (2021) [Full Movie] [New Drama]Full EP - Full
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00:01:491,900 hours cruising as before.
00:01:521,900 hours cruising as before so noted.
00:02:01Good evening.
00:02:03Anything interesting?
00:02:05Just keeping an eye on our course.
00:02:07Marcus has me as acting navigator since we ended up short-handed.
00:02:12How about young Royce? How's he doing?
00:02:15Well enough.
00:02:17You know, it's morning back home right now.
00:02:20Homesick?
00:02:21Of course not.
00:02:23I do love with children.
00:02:25That bad?
00:02:26He needs some discipline kicked into him.
00:02:28But I'll admit,
00:02:29it'll be nice to have a dedicated electronic warfare specialist with us this time.
00:02:33Concept mop.
00:02:35Con, aye.
00:02:38Strobing contact bearing 040 by 022.
00:02:41Distance approximately 2.5 million Aramans.
00:02:44ID?
00:02:45You looked clean until about 15 seconds ago.
00:02:48Now I'm getting flashes of a scrambled signal.
00:02:50She looks to pass close.
00:02:51At present course of speed, about 1,100 Aramans
00:02:54off our starboard side, hide alone.
00:02:56Mr. Barrows?
00:02:58Mr. Masterson?
00:03:00Shall we go to quarters?
00:03:02Well, that's the kind of decision you were hired to make.
00:03:04Sir?
00:03:05The choice is yours.
00:03:06Have it sounded, or call the captain and ask him.
00:03:09Abner, I'm the XO. I should really-
00:03:10No, you really shouldn't.
00:03:12Give him a chance to earn his pay.
00:03:14Concept mod. Contact confirmed as blacklisted ship.
00:03:17We have full legal authority to destroy or seize.
00:03:20Designated contact as target 1.
00:03:25Time's wasting, mister.
00:03:28Sound general quarters.
00:03:29All hands to battle stations.
00:03:37Abner, he really should have deferred to me after I'll be executive officer of this ship.
00:03:46Of course.
00:03:47You're absolutely right.
00:03:54Magazines, manned and ready.
00:03:56Hedger 1 mount reports manned and ready.
00:03:58Cobra mount reports manned and ready.
00:04:00Hedger 2 manned and ready.
00:04:01Quad mount reports manned and ready.
00:04:02Hedger 2 mount reports manned and ready.
00:04:04All guns manned and ready.
00:04:05Hedger 2 manned and ready.
00:04:08What's happening?
00:04:09Why are we at quarters?
00:04:11New contact, captain.
00:04:12High on the bow of starboard.
00:04:14It's blacklisted.
00:04:15Why was I informed by the alarms instead of you?
00:04:19I-I considered then why didn't you?
00:04:24We'll talk about this later.
00:04:26I have the con.
00:04:27Threat board on one.
00:04:29Combat condition.
00:04:30Ceiling pressure doors.
00:04:34She'll pass right a beam of us.
00:04:37Couldn't ask for a better setup.
00:04:39Set mod, distance to target?
00:04:41Contact is close distance to 2 million armaments.
00:04:43Speed is constant at 200,000 APH.
00:04:46She's drifting.
00:04:47Trying to sneak through undetected.
00:04:49Who generated the blacklist warp?
00:04:51The Arkwright family.
00:04:58The Arkwrights?
00:04:59We're collecting bounties for those beasts?
00:05:03Keep those thoughts to yourself.
00:05:06If you need a reason, this means serious prize money.
00:05:19When over in con, break reactor to 100%.
00:05:23Stand by to mid-flank speed operations.
00:05:26Max output I.
00:05:28Reactors 1 and 2.
00:05:29Latch the rods and lift to the stocks.
00:05:31Aye sir, latching and lifting.
00:05:40We could try pushing her a little bit.
00:05:43Not this time. Let's see how she handles ordinary combat first.
00:05:47Come, correct course and angle to match the target. And prepare to reverse.
00:05:53Aye, sir. Adjusting course.
00:06:06Contact is close distance to 1.4 million armaments. Standby.
00:06:10Confirmed classification Bolton class freighter.
00:06:13Looks like she's even older than we are.
00:06:18Focus on your jobs, please. Let's not have her getting away.
00:06:22Target course. Matched.
00:06:25All back standard? Aye, sir. All back standard.
00:06:40Nice and smooth.
00:06:41Just like my dad's clipper. Burn up 20%, burn up 20%, aye.
00:06:45Contact approaching stay.
00:06:52After this patrol, you should come on another trip with us.
00:06:57Yeah, that sounds nice, but this freighter won't catch itself.
00:07:00What's she doing?
00:07:00She should be trying to evade us by now.
00:07:03Captain, target has increased speed to 201,000 APH and is accelerating.
00:07:07She's gunning it, Marcus.
00:07:08All hands brace!
00:07:10Flight reverse!
00:07:18Don't call me by first name in front of the men.
00:07:21Captain, target 1 is veering to starboard.
00:07:23Cut burn to 80%.
00:07:25Full burn on port.
00:07:27Three quarters on starboard bow tips for 15 seconds.
00:07:45Cops, transmit an assist order and identify us.
00:07:48Cobra mount, prepare a warning shot over her bow.
00:07:53Chief, the threat board just went out.
00:07:56Recycling input, sir.
00:07:57Colin, target 1 is slowing down now.
00:07:59Attention all passengers.
00:08:01The new year has arrived.
00:08:03The party is in full swing on sea deck.
00:08:07Where are you?
00:08:08Get on down and join the celebration.
00:08:10What is that?
00:08:11Who is playing that?
00:08:12I'm sorry, Captain, it's-
00:08:13What are you doing?
00:08:14It's part of an old system.
00:08:16A virtual personality for tourists.
00:08:18Her name's Claire.
00:08:19Some of our components were purchased second hand off an old cruise liner.
00:08:23We encountered her during the shakedown run.
00:08:25Captain Timmons had all of her code removed.
00:08:28I don't see how she can still be functioning.
00:08:30Stars and garters, have we got the event of a lifetime lined up for you.
00:08:34Captain, target's slowing further.
00:08:36Shut her up.
00:08:38Mark.
00:08:39Captain, I think he's trying to back down and run the other way.
00:08:42Shut her up for you.
00:08:45Fire the warning shot.
00:08:47Cobra Mountain, fire!
00:08:50No change in target course.
00:08:53All hands brace, reverse thrust.
00:08:55All ahead one quarter, eye through.
00:09:10Mr. Sabrin, please prepare to disable her.
00:09:14Fire at her with, uh, I think half shots would do the trick.
00:09:23All guns, target her forward engines.
00:09:25Hydro One, load half shots.
00:09:27Cops, any acknowledgement yet?
00:09:29It's a little funny, Captain.
00:09:30We may have just heard her channel open, then close again.
00:09:33Nothing further.
00:09:34Very well.
00:09:36Disable her, please, Mr. Sabrin.
00:09:38Hydro One, fire!
00:09:39Fire!
00:09:43Weapon missed.
00:09:44Leading target.
00:09:45Adjust minus forward.
00:09:46Adjust and fire.
00:09:53Adjust and fire.
00:09:54Adjust and fire.
00:09:54Adjust and fire.
00:09:54Adjusting minus forward.
00:09:55Fire!
00:10:01Hit, Captain.
00:10:02Confirmed.
00:10:03Target's forward engines appear to be disabled.
00:10:05She's spinning free.
00:10:06Helm, seize forward thrust.
00:10:08Burn reverse at one quarter.
00:10:10Twenty-five second burn.
00:10:12Bring us alongside.
00:10:13We'll extend the mag at 1,000 yards.
00:10:15Call it out fully.
00:10:16Aye, sir.
00:10:17Mr. Royce, can we open their doors?
00:10:19Do we have to do this old-fashioned way?
00:10:21It should be easy, sir.
00:10:22They're shutting down their communication systems,
00:10:25like they think I'm gonna hack them through that.
00:10:26They should be worried about the key rate.
00:10:28Do we have a key?
00:10:29I'm checking now, sir, but it's gonna take a while.
00:10:32You don't have a while.
00:10:33Helm, continue your approach.
00:10:35Let's get into position.
00:10:36This needs to be handled quickly.
00:10:371,000 yards.
00:10:38Devil's distance, Captain.
00:10:40Deploy the mag.
00:10:48Her rotation is slowing.
00:10:50She's dragging us with her.
00:11:05Five.
00:11:05Four.
00:11:06Three.
00:11:08Two.
00:11:09One.
00:11:10Synchro.
00:11:11Burn all tips to Starbird.
00:11:13We're listening.
00:11:20Accepting the lock.
00:11:22Prepare a boarding action and take charge.
00:11:25Aye, Captain.
00:11:27All compartments, prepare for boarding action.
00:11:30Mr. Merchop, assemble your men at airlock four.
00:11:34Let's select them.
00:11:37You too.
00:11:38Marcus.
00:11:48Target one is fighting the mag.
00:11:50Royce key?
00:11:51Yeah, yeah.
00:11:52I've got it.
00:11:53For a second there, I thought I'd have to magic one up.
00:11:55Are we ready to breach?
00:11:57Yes, sir.
00:12:02All right, boys.
00:12:03This is your first engagement.
00:12:05Remember your training and put into practice.
00:12:07Prepare to take your first trophies.
00:12:09TAHONG TANZANONG!
00:12:10Stay where you are, Mr. Hess.
00:12:11We got this in hand.
00:12:13Hefton told me to take charge.
00:12:14The mop-up not worth your attention.
00:12:16I have my orders.
00:12:22Very well, sir.
00:12:24Specializing walkway.
00:12:26Let's go!
00:12:31They've dispersed through the airlock.
00:12:33Advancing towards the bridge.
00:12:34Perchop commanding.
00:12:35Handling's fire team moving aft.
00:12:36Baldwin taking the crew quarters.
00:12:40Handling reports engineering secured.
00:12:42All hands in the space have surrendered.
00:12:44No resistance encountered yet.
00:12:46Wait.
00:12:48Be advised.
00:12:49Baldwin has encountered token resistance in the crew areas.
00:12:52Handling moving to assist.
00:12:55Nearing the bridge.
00:12:56We're approaching with caution.
00:13:01Anyone else see that?
00:13:03I am close!
00:13:05On the bridge!
00:13:06Resistance on the bridge!
00:13:07Two men down!
00:13:08On the bridge!
00:13:11One moment, sir.
00:13:12What the fuck is that?
00:13:15Shredder.
00:13:18Shredder.
00:13:21One moment, sir.
00:13:25Ship secured, captain. She's ours.
00:13:27Yeah!
00:13:35It's one price to us.
00:13:38Link us up, we'll do a tandem break.
00:13:40Take a manifest, I'll be up there shortly.
00:13:44Well done, XO.
00:13:51Well done, XO.
00:14:12Foodstuffs indeed. He's got enough weapons back there to take Bersilia.
00:14:17Arms for the war on Perkinus, maybe?
00:14:20Doesn't matter. Those boys picked a fight with the wrong oligarchs.
00:14:23Wouldn't it be something if these weapons were legitimate?
00:14:26I mean, I wouldn't put it past the Arkwrights to file a false claim.
00:14:29Odds are they're stolen.
00:14:31They're from Hoplon Arms, and if you noticed, somebody had a little bit of fun with the serial members.
00:14:36How do you know it's Hoplon?
00:14:37I almost bought from them when we were outfitting our own marines.
00:14:40Good value for money, but unfortunately the Yankee founder won't have any business with independent clothing.
00:14:46Your scholar's memory serves us well, Captain.
00:14:48You should have seen him in school. He could recite books from front to back.
00:14:52Captain, Arkwright vessel Peerless Diligence is alongside, requesting clearance to dock.
00:14:58Granted.
00:15:05So he's sticking around?
00:15:08Make my apologies to the commander personally.
00:15:11After that, get all of our men off this ship.
00:15:13Like I said, I want to be out here as soon as possible.
00:15:18I want to be out here as soon as possible.
00:15:19I don't know.
00:15:33I want to be out here as soon as possible.
00:15:44Why did you let Masterson take us to quarters without informing me?
00:15:48It's a standard practice. He and the crew need to learn their jobs and how to work together, and how
00:15:53to work with the ship.
00:15:54You put this crew together, Abner, and now you're telling us that they still need an education?
00:15:59Tom.
00:16:00That's quite alright, sir. I did the best I could with the budget you gave me.
00:16:05Yes, I personally know several of the officers, but they don't all know each other. And they don't know you.
00:16:11Young greenhorns like Masterson need a chance to make up their own minds under pressure.
00:16:15I understand, but I must insist on being kept in the loop.
00:16:19Of course. But your fire control officer doesn't need your help to do his job.
00:16:24It seemed like the right thing in the moment.
00:16:26Well, that's why your father sent me along. To advise you, sir.
00:16:30And what exactly does that mean in practice? You stopped me from giving Masterson an order.
00:16:35That's a good deal more than mere advice.
00:16:37It was an order you didn't need to give, but don't worry. I'll make sure you both get home quickly
00:16:42and in one piece. It's my job.
00:16:45Your point is taken, Abner, and we'll work on this going forward.
00:16:50You know what's getting to me is that... that voice. I understand that the ship's components came from unusual places,
00:16:58but we can't have that. It's an embarrassment and it's dangerous.
00:17:03Young Royce is weeding her out as we speak.
00:17:05Has he started his qualification course? I want every single one of my officers to be able to stand and
00:17:09watch.
00:17:09If I may make a suggestion, Captain, you might focus on today's victory.
00:17:15Today's prize is worth a fair penny and we bagged it right out of the gate.
00:17:19And it was an excellent learning experience.
00:17:27Oh, that guy. I don't even know why we have to have him with us.
00:17:36It's a fine start.
00:17:43I can hardly believe it.
00:17:45Believe what?
00:17:46What we just did. What you just did. I mean, you have this junk ship and a patched together crew.
00:17:51It was easy pickings and the Marines did most of the work.
00:17:54And you have the greenest Marine outfit available.
00:17:57The approach was perfect right out of the gate. You couldn't have asked for a better setup.
00:18:01And you've apparently got the luck of the Irish.
00:18:03I'm also the youngest and least experienced commanding officer in the entire fleet.
00:18:10Always the bright side with you.
00:18:20What do you suppose Lydia's up to?
00:18:25Counting corpses on the ship that we just captured for her daddy?
00:18:30That's why you're thinking of her, isn't it? That ship.
00:18:33Maybe things would be better if I just went back and married her.
00:18:38Was it prideful of me to reject her father's offer?
00:18:40No. Your dad may have blown the fortune, but your family name still means something.
00:18:46Abner certainly isn't here for the salary.
00:18:47Yeah, we kind of blew all the family favors on this trip, didn't we?
00:18:51Better to exhaust all your options than thrown with the Arkwrights.
00:18:54You marry Lydia and you're going to be dangling on the ends of their strings for the rest of your
00:18:58life.
00:18:58People will die for our little enterprise.
00:19:00Two of our Marines already dead.
00:19:02They all take that risk for citizenship, for a career, for a little opportunity to score some loot.
00:19:09And don't forget us. Here to save the family farm.
00:19:12We're here to prevent you from becoming some sort of mob husband.
00:19:16Learn to deal with Lydia later, and only if you have to.
00:19:21You about ready to open up our orders?
00:19:27You'd have taken on that freighter on your own, right?
00:19:30If Masterson hadn't brought us to quarters?
00:19:32Of course I would have. I told you. It was the perfect setup.
00:19:35You know what? I didn't even need to ask. I could see it in your eyes during the chase.
00:19:39We're all proud of you. Your dad's proud of you.
00:19:42We have to be aggressive out here sometimes, and you were.
00:19:45It was bold the way you handled it. Bold.
00:19:49A little bit more of that, and you will avoid the cold clutches of arranged matrimony.
00:19:55Unless that's... what you want.
00:20:02I'll leave you to it.
00:20:29I'll leave you to it.
00:20:30I'll leave you to it.
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00:20:54I'll leave you to it.
00:21:20Prize money on the first day, you know, I'm going to get my wife something nice when we
00:21:26get that bonus money. Maybe this Deval kid does know a thing or two. Keeps up like this, we're all
00:21:31going home loaded. What about you, Abel? You got a family back home? Not really. Sure you do. Who else
00:21:38would be on that message you keep playing back when you don't think anyone was looking? What are your business,
00:21:43Dimitri? Hey, this ship needs a name, don't you think? She's got a name. Ah, Camaro's not much of a
00:21:48name for a lady. She's Scrap. Scrap? Hell, she's our ticket through Port Shelley. You know, the captain's father, he's
00:21:53the governor there. He decides which folks did enough to get
00:21:56citizenship. They say he's got a reputation for generosity. Yeah, shut up, Salis. Shelley, cover the dance you look. Shelley,
00:22:05like Port Shelley. I could get behind that. Wait, we're just going to call it Shelley? I didn't know what
00:22:10we were going to get into when I signed on, but she's proven herself now. So what if her bits
00:22:14have mileage? They're well loved. They work. So far. I'm serious. We're really just going to call it Shelley? I'm
00:22:21serious too. Didn't you hear the word out of the yard?
00:22:24What? Yeah, it's a captured ship repaired with pieces from all kinds of other ships. Not captured, salvaged. Two ships.
00:22:31They get different halves blown off in battle. All hands lost. And the Admiral Lee decides to make the best
00:22:36of it by welding the two ends together. Why do you think she's the only hybrid class in the fleet?
00:22:41Ships like this get sold at cheap foreign navies, not commissioned as vessels of the state.
00:22:48So you're saying that we're sailing a pair of coffins? I guess so. I thought I smelled something. You're full
00:22:54of crap, Salis. Yeah, maybe that's it. Hate to burst your dreams of becoming respectable citizens, but you can check
00:23:00it all out for yourselves when we put in. It's incontrovertible.
00:23:05Incontro... Where do you get off? You think you're so smart, but you're just like the rest of us. Lonely
00:23:10peons. That's not what I meant. It is a little obnoxious. Just speak at a level we can all appreciate.
00:23:16Whatever. I fooled.
00:23:18Filistines. That's it. I've had it.
00:23:20Whoa, hey, hey. It's not worth it. It's all right, man. Take it easy.
00:23:24Attention on deck.
00:23:31What's all this about?
00:23:36Nothing, sir.
00:23:39Come with me, Salis.
00:23:41Sir, I get it. You're being detached from gunnery.
00:23:43I need a new assistant.
00:23:45Mr. Severin's already done with the paperwork.
00:23:48Come on.
00:23:49Or is it a cash bandage that leads to gutted markets, purchase mandates, force loans, and economic collapse?
00:23:55We'll hear from them after this.
00:24:01Okay.
00:24:02First off, it's important you understand something that your predecessor didn't.
00:24:07What's that?
00:24:10You know nothing.
00:24:13Oh.
00:24:14I can't waste time breaking you of your assumptions.
00:24:17Aggregate displacement confounds the best of minds.
00:24:20Aggregate displacement?
00:24:22You mean the static shift drive.
00:24:24Is that what I'll be working on?
00:24:25That's right.
00:24:29I never thought I'd work with an actual warp drive.
00:24:32Don't use a W-word.
00:24:34We'll just laugh at you.
00:24:36Remember the first lesson?
00:24:37You know nothing.
00:24:39Right.
00:24:40You know, there's crazy rumors about SSDs.
00:24:42I always wondered what happens if something goes wrong during a transit.
00:24:48Best case?
00:24:49We end up, of course, a bit due to a misdecimal point or something.
00:24:54Worst case?
00:24:56Our existences explode across 16 dimensions.
00:24:59Really?
00:25:01No.
00:25:06Go on.
00:25:26Enough breadboards in there to make the whole crew sandwiches.
00:25:29Open face.
00:25:30You're a dork.
00:25:34Sir.
00:25:36Only a dork would enjoy this.
00:25:39I can't pretend I'm not interested.
00:25:42Then perhaps I've chosen well.
00:25:44Here.
00:25:46Get in there and remove the condensation from between the components.
00:25:50Be careful.
00:25:52The boards don't like to be bumped.
00:25:56Okay.
00:25:57So.
00:25:58Aggregate displacement.
00:26:00Simply put, it's a theory of quantum science that allows the ship to move from one point
00:26:05in the universe to another.
00:26:06Given enough power and the right computations, it can instantaneously move you to any point
00:26:11in the universe.
00:26:13Any point?
00:26:14Any.
00:26:15Like you've been a point billions of light years away.
00:26:18Where no one else has ever been.
00:26:20Sure.
00:26:20The more power you can squeeze through the tube without frying it, the farther you can go.
00:26:25Understand, though.
00:26:26It takes a fair bit just to hop a couple of light years.
00:26:29The whole process is extraordinarily sensitive.
00:26:32How does that work?
00:26:34You know those fundamental horrors of the universe that can drive a man mad if he learns them?
00:26:41It's one of those.
00:26:50I can't believe I'm working in here.
00:26:53I've heard people talk about guys like you like your royalty.
00:26:57Just guys.
00:27:02Sir.
00:27:06Thanks.
00:27:07I can't remember the last time someone really took a chance on me.
00:27:11You won't regret it.
00:27:13No sweat.
00:27:15Anyway, for right now we're just doing routine maintenance.
00:27:18We have to do this before every halt.
00:27:20We're leaving the system.
00:27:21The captain just told me to do my round.
00:27:24That usually means travel.
00:27:27Gentlemen, we are no longer hunting down blacklist pirate ships to settle grudges.
00:27:32We can take prizes of opportunity, but our goal in mind is one ship.
00:27:36We are not part of an official fleet structure,
00:27:38but we are expected to cooperate with other ships that have the same objective in mind,
00:27:43allied or otherwise.
00:27:44What kind of ship are we chasing?
00:27:46We don't know.
00:27:49One of our allies was able to take this picture.
00:27:54Intelligence calls her the white ship.
00:27:56She appears and attacks ships seemingly at random.
00:28:01She bears no identifying markings other than her distinctive coat of white paint.
00:28:06Captain, may I ask who gave us this information?
00:28:09I'm not at liberty to be specific about the source.
00:28:12Of course not.
00:28:13Watch your tongue.
00:28:13It's all right.
00:28:15Gary, speak your mind.
00:28:18Captain, our allies can't even take a decent picture of what killed them.
00:28:23And if this massive ship even exists,
00:28:26our allies are probably hoping that either we're more competent than they are,
00:28:30or that we're better at absorbing cannon fire.
00:28:33Have some decency, Gary.
00:28:34Oh, to hell with decency.
00:28:37The only reason we'd all cooperate is that we each expect each other to lie down and die for our
00:28:41own success.
00:28:42Gary.
00:28:42I guarantee you they're thinking exactly the same thing.
00:28:45The chairman himself has issued these orders.
00:28:50Every able vessel is being called out to join in this hunt.
00:28:53Several of our courier ships have already been destroyed.
00:28:59This is big.
00:29:00It strikes at the very heart of our national industry.
00:29:04Without those ships, we could not provide the services that more or less fund our country.
00:29:09There's far more at stake here than the interest of whatever nation first called us into this.
00:29:14All the more reason to keep what Gary is saying in mind.
00:29:17Look.
00:29:20Some of our friends may not necessarily have our best interests in mind.
00:29:26Still, we have as good a shot as anyone at finding the Spite ship.
00:29:31If we play our cards right.
00:29:34Thank you, Abner.
00:29:36And there's something else.
00:29:39Chairman Hauser has offered up a remarkable sum for the capture of this ship.
00:29:47He's marked half his receipts from last quarter.
00:29:50And he's leaning on the Admiralty to match it.
00:29:59Is that from his grosser net?
00:30:02Gross.
00:30:05Last quarter was quite kind to him from the numbers that I've seen.
00:30:09Now, all we have to do is make sure that we're part of the group that finishes her off.
00:30:14Well, I think we're all with you, Captain.
00:30:16So, uh, where do we start?
00:30:21We'll move out system and hover at Cretchen Point.
00:30:24From there, we'll make transition to...
00:30:33Here.
00:30:35The Prentiss system.
00:30:37Right at the edge of the Deccan Abyss.
00:30:42Pretty far out.
00:30:43It's about the most we can do on the hot.
00:30:45Take a couple days charging before we can come back.
00:30:48And awfully close to Yankee territory.
00:30:50Everything out here is close to Yankee territory.
00:30:58Why this area, Captain?
00:31:00It's awful sparse traffic out there and a long way from home.
00:31:05It's unlikely we'll run into anything, even other hunters.
00:31:09A lot of the attacks have taken place at the edge of the Deccan.
00:31:12I'm playing a hunch that they're making their way around the brim.
00:31:16We can resupply it to Hiram, and then funnel it through Satan's Sheet's Fell, the Oracle to station there.
00:31:22And now what?
00:31:24More like the only show in town.
00:31:26There'll be somebody to buy from there.
00:31:30I expect all of you to carry out your duties as usual, and to keep unnecessary information from the crew.
00:31:36Set mod operators will have elevated privileges.
00:31:40Any questions?
00:31:44You may return to your duties.
00:32:12You may return to your duties.
00:32:18Something on your mind, Abner?
00:32:20I'm just curious about this hunch.
00:32:23You really think they're just making a clockwise tour of the Deccan's Edge?
00:32:26I said it was a hunch.
00:32:33You already knew what our orders were.
00:32:36Not the usual generalities.
00:32:39Someone gave you specifics.
00:32:43Princesses and...
00:32:44Educated, I guess.
00:32:47There's been some unusual activity reported there the last few days.
00:32:51And do you think it's really this white ship?
00:32:57Well...
00:32:59It's a long way to go in a hunch.
00:33:02I admire your gumption, Captain.
00:33:04I don't know.
00:33:35Elm, full stop and hover.
00:33:37Aye, sir. Full stop and hover.
00:33:45All stop, Captain. Trimming to hover.
00:33:52Trimming complete. Ship is hovering.
00:33:55Mr. Hess, we are ready to commence the sequence.
00:33:59Commencing sequence. 60 seconds on my mark.
00:34:02Three, two, one, mark.
00:34:07Comms?
00:34:08Heads are rigged in and stowed.
00:34:10LSO?
00:34:11Stable.
00:34:12Fire control?
00:34:13Power down. All guns in locked position.
00:34:15Maneuvering.
00:34:16SSD at standby. Reactor's at 100%.
00:34:19All redundant systems are suspended.
00:34:22Mr. Tamai, power the SSD.
00:34:24Power SSDI, sir.
00:34:27Operator, opener upstate.
00:34:34Steady increase.
00:34:36Normal continuum extraction.
00:34:38Full attenuating.
00:34:39Coolant.
00:34:39Natural circulation.
00:34:41Nominal flow.
00:34:42Why does everyone look so nervous?
00:34:45Our SSD was only given short tests before recristened.
00:34:52Are you nervous?
00:34:56Yup.
00:34:585, 34, 33, 32, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 18,
00:35:1918, 19, 19, 19, 20, 21, 20, 21.
00:35:25Vents to full open.
00:35:28Six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:35:34Execute!
00:35:42Assisting is powering down. All systems nominal.
00:35:47Reactor 75%.
00:35:48Aye, sir. Reactor 75%.
00:35:53What went wrong?
00:35:57Nothing went wrong. We're here.
00:35:59Then that's it?
00:36:00That's it.
00:36:07That's bizarre.
00:36:09It tastes copper?
00:36:10Yeah.
00:36:11Thought it was bleeding.
00:36:12Happens to about 10% of people.
00:36:14It won't hurt you.
00:36:17Is it time for lunch yet?
00:36:19I'm starving like an artist.
00:36:23You're a dork, sir.
00:36:25190 million miles out of Hiram.
00:36:27Solid hover.
00:36:29Origin point marked.
00:36:31All compartment secure from transition sequence.
00:36:34No errors.
00:36:40No errors.
00:36:42I did her all right after all.
00:36:45Top.
00:36:46Go ahead and take the comm.
00:36:48Plot of course for mid-system.
00:36:50Let's get hunting.
00:36:52Aye aye, Captain.
00:36:54Helm.
00:36:54Come to course 150 by 041.
00:36:58Roll angle 12 degrees.
00:37:00Burn ahead one half and hold six hours.
00:37:03Aye, sir.
00:37:04Course 150 by 041.
00:37:06Roll angle to 12 degrees.
00:37:08Burn one half for six hours.
00:37:11Never been this far from home.
00:37:14Homesick?
00:37:17No.
00:37:17No.
00:37:21No.
00:37:33No.
00:37:38No.
00:37:39No.
00:37:40No.
00:37:42No.
00:37:42No.
00:37:42No.
00:37:45No.
00:37:59Did you do DW in your last assignment?
00:38:01Just as an assistant, but yeah.
00:38:04And their setup was crap.
00:38:05The captain only got five keys from the Admiralty, so they had me trying to hack one ship after the
00:38:11other.
00:38:12In the end, we would always just blow down the doors.
00:38:14That's one thing I will give to our intrepid captain.
00:38:17He didn't skimp on that hearing.
00:38:20Yeah, how is he supposed to have all this stuff?
00:38:22I mean, isn't he supposed to be all low on cash?
00:38:25You shouldn't be talking about that.
00:38:26Oh, come on, Kai. You've heard the rumors.
00:38:28I mean, he went to one of the top schools, was in one of those clubs.
00:38:33Now that's enough.
00:38:34It's obvious he's in bed with high government.
00:38:36His surname should have tipped you off on that.
00:38:38There's no question that IO's involved.
00:38:41Why would the intelligence office have anything to do with this?
00:38:44Beats me.
00:38:44But who else has the resources to supply something like this?
00:38:48I mean, did you see those unmarked ordnance crates that we took on a few days ago?
00:38:51I bet you those are some of those new Molden rounds.
00:38:53Who told you all this?
00:38:54How about that big red button up at fire control?
00:38:56Yeah, what is that thing?
00:38:58Testudo.
00:38:59Tortoise?
00:38:59Tortoise shell.
00:39:01The outer shakecoat layer of our armor is nothing unusual for a warship.
00:39:05But they discovered a while ago that if you run a heavy current through it in these alternating grid patterns,
00:39:11it hardens to something like 20 times its usual strength.
00:39:18That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.
00:39:20You run current through any metal and all it does is heat up.
00:39:22It actually weakens it.
00:39:24Not to mention the scientific fact that all semiconductor materials, like our outer armor, actively resist current.
00:39:30Not this semiconducting material.
00:39:32If you don't know how it works, just say so.
00:39:35Don't try and make it up.
00:39:36What isn't the standard across all the fleet?
00:39:38Because while it sounds great in theory, in practice the TS burns through so much power, our reactors can never
00:39:44hold it constant.
00:39:46Moreover, the alternating grid phases have this unexplained habit of trying to flow back into the transformers.
00:39:52The systems burn themselves out within a few seconds and take everything that was connected to them.
00:39:59That's crazy. Why would anyone want that?
00:40:02Search me.
00:40:03Who knows what evil looks in the mind of inbred aristocrats?
00:40:07Now that is enough.
00:40:09You stop with all this gossip right now.
00:40:12Quite frankly, it's unbecoming of officers.
00:40:14Besides, don't you have something better to do?
00:40:16I do know if that's going to be your attitude.
00:40:19Wipe the cereal off your face and get out of here.
00:40:21No more of that talk.
00:40:23I mean it.
00:40:25And that's a risky gamble there, but if you can hide the tenant before the rep gets up, he'll be
00:40:30in the lead.
00:40:30Red, what do you think of this move by Pinkerton?
00:40:32It's a failure diplomacy, Ted.
00:40:34This may be a case of winning the battle and losing the war.
00:40:37This show sucks.
00:40:39What are you, five?
00:40:40Shut up.
00:40:41Grown-ups are trying to watch.
00:40:42At least it's new.
00:40:43Who's broadcasting this?
00:40:45A Saint-Nay sheet.
00:40:46I think they imported it from Puerto Mal.
00:40:49Quit playing with your hair.
00:40:50We'll hold you down again and shave the rest off.
00:40:52What is this?
00:40:54Garbage.
00:40:54How do you have any brain cells left you like?
00:40:57I keep spares and tiny vials rolled up with my socks.
00:41:00But I'm afraid we'll have to change that here.
00:41:03As has been a result in racial weight.
00:41:05We have the sound fact...
00:41:07Where do they dig up these marines, anyway?
00:41:09Backside is somewhere.
00:41:11Well, how come they don't talk to us?
00:41:12Why?
00:41:13Would you want them to?
00:41:14I mean, we do share a ship with them.
00:41:16So?
00:41:17They're weirdos.
00:41:18Just leave them be.
00:41:20That's enough to try to do your job and keep your sanity out here without some lunatics
00:41:24trying to raise the dead next door.
00:41:26They aren't summoning the dead.
00:41:28They're sending prayers to the Shah.
00:41:29Who are they?
00:41:30And what's a Shah?
00:41:31A male peacock.
00:41:33He's their king, basically.
00:41:35Way back when, their Irish leaders started co-opting bits of Persian and Viking culture.
00:41:39Then he convinced them that all of their prayers flowed through him to their respective gods.
00:41:45It's a good thing they can shoot straight since they think of pretzels.
00:41:47It sounds like devil worship to me.
00:41:50Praying to some crazy possessed man.
00:41:53Superstitious now?
00:41:54Gosh, Saylor.
00:41:55Way to beat the stereotype.
00:41:57You know.
00:41:58I've seen that medal you have.
00:42:00I mean, you pull it out when you don't think he was looking, but I've seen you staring at that
00:42:04thing.
00:42:05Almost as if you were praying to it.
00:42:06It's not religious, you moron.
00:42:09It's just something my mother gave me.
00:42:10Oh, good for you.
00:42:12Go back to your books, mom's boy.
00:42:14What are you looking forward to?
00:42:16My son's next birthday.
00:42:17I'm following a home chemistry set.
00:42:19Well, we'll be having our panel analyze that shortly.
00:42:22They can't really be trying to summon demons or something, can they?
00:42:25Who knows?
00:42:27Why don't you go ask him a minute?
00:42:28See what happens.
00:42:30I ain't talking to no demon razors.
00:42:32...from the Elgin Foundation for preserving arts and perishable food products.
00:42:36And in part by donations from viewers like you.
00:42:39This show sucks.
00:42:42I don't know what it was, but it was a big deal.
00:42:45They just flew as if they were expecting us to be able to shoot.
00:42:50I don't know what we were expecting, but they took us to be able to shoot.
00:42:52Got something?
00:42:54Yeah, I think so.
00:42:55It's unofficial chatter.
00:42:57Audio only.
00:42:58But it caught our attention.
00:43:03It's gone, sir.
00:43:14What do you think?
00:43:16I think we should tell the captain.
00:43:19Good man.
00:43:23She's here, gentlemen.
00:43:25Nursing wounds out beyond the edge of the system.
00:43:28We intercepted comm traffic that indicates a very large ship of unknown class.
00:43:33Attacked a convoy on its way out of the system.
00:43:36Bad luck for them.
00:43:37The convoy came with a major escort compliment.
00:43:40Those warships carved her up pretty badly, but they chose not to pursue.
00:43:46She finally walked into a fight she wasn't prepared for.
00:43:53We'll resupply and then head out into the empty on her suspected tangent.
00:43:56We'll sweep outward, zigzagging on all axes.
00:44:00Active sweeps at high speed, and we take this one aggressively.
00:44:03Just like the gunrunner.
00:44:05It's a good plan.
00:44:07Looks like your hunch is paying off.
00:44:13Dismissed.
00:44:43After so many years of disappointments,
00:44:47I must say that the notion of feeling genuine pride for another family member is, well,
00:44:54alluring.
00:44:56I won't pretend that I'm exactly holding my breath, understand?
00:44:59But it feels good to be mildly hopeful for once.
00:45:04You are making the major first step.
00:45:09Something that your parents, neither one of them, could ever bother you.
00:45:13Hey.
00:45:15You doing deck in five minutes?
00:45:17I know.
00:45:19Mother?
00:45:21How old do I look to you?
00:45:23Aunt?
00:45:24Grandparent?
00:45:27Go, Rhonda.
00:45:31It's okay!
00:45:32No one's going to judge!
00:45:38The closest we've been able to figure,
00:45:40the ship is unfeasibly accurate at range,
00:45:43or else has some way of closing distance fast.
00:45:47We're having a hard time separating the myth from the fact.
00:45:51Whatever it is the white ship is doing,
00:45:53we're pretty sure it happens fast.
00:45:56Some of the boxes we've found haven't even logged Christ for help.
00:46:01I don't envy it,
00:46:03and I don't think your dad should have encouraged this excursion.
00:46:06Come in.
00:46:12Anywhere from home?
00:46:16The port authorities have made it a pass-through fee for the water.
00:46:191,200 in Ordesian pounds.
00:46:20I'll bet.
00:46:21Go ahead and give it to them.
00:46:23That will take us close to reserve.
00:46:25With the prize money coming in,
00:46:27we should be all right.
00:46:29By the way, Abner,
00:46:30I've been going over the crew bios again.
00:46:33Do you have a question about one more?
00:46:35You call Sabrin Evacatus.
00:46:38Now, my Latin's a bit rusty.
00:46:41Which of the two empires does he hail from?
00:46:44I found him a while back doing mercenary work,
00:46:46and he mentioned he did two tours on a Martellan vessel.
00:46:50Are you worried about his credentials or his loyalty?
00:46:53I'd like to know how and why he left.
00:46:56Ask him.
00:46:57I didn't.
00:46:58He served with me on two ships now,
00:47:01and always with confidence and devotion.
00:47:04You know, if you had any doubts,
00:47:05you should have said something before we left port.
00:47:07I don't have doubts.
00:47:08It's just...
00:47:11look at who we're docked with.
00:47:22I'm just a bit worried that if they see him,
00:47:24they might try and take him back.
00:47:28I had hoped that their war wouldn't reach this close to us, though.
00:47:31Well, for what it's worth,
00:47:33I can say with confidence that Sabrin seems to have lost faith in his homeland during his second tour.
00:47:39But he didn't desert or go rogue.
00:47:41He's not a fugitive.
00:47:43He's just a bit bitter, I think.
00:47:47He'll have no trouble from the empires.
00:47:49Either one of them.
00:47:50Thank God for that.
00:48:1117-hour burn starting now.
00:48:14Cease burn at 2,600 hours.
00:48:16Helm, roll us left to 315.
00:48:18Maintain vertical.
00:48:20Rolling left to 315.
00:48:22Maintain vertical.
00:48:24Set mark on.
00:48:25Report all contacts.
00:48:27Sparse traffic to stern.
00:48:29All bearings shifting to port.
00:48:30Two commercial vessels.
00:48:31Seven private.
00:48:32All of the tangents empty.
00:48:46It's not just about the cache.
00:48:48It's a whole issue with aristocracy.
00:48:50The Deval family may have helped found the nation,
00:48:52but that hasn't kept them from falling out of favor.
00:48:55They have permanent governorship over Port Shelley,
00:48:57but Granddad managed to screw that one up, too.
00:49:00This whole ship is just Daddy's last-ditch effort to regain relevance.
00:49:05What happens if he fails?
00:49:08Dissolution of the family property,
00:49:10basically handing over the family name to someone else in lieu of payment,
00:49:13and I've even heard talk of an arranged marriage to one of the Art Wright daughters.
00:49:18Could you imagine?
00:49:19What's this?
00:49:20Just a friendly conversation.
00:49:22Right.
00:49:23Because who doesn't enjoy gibbering with their girlfriend between classes?
00:49:26All right, all right.
00:49:28But you have to admit that he is a little off.
00:49:32I mean, he acts like a scared ensign.
00:49:33Mr. Royce, I have tolerated your attitude to this point,
00:49:36but you're testing the limits of my patience.
00:49:38Oh, come on.
00:49:40He's got us chasing phantom shits out here in the empty.
00:49:43He's holed up in his cabin.
00:49:44I mean, he's probably going pants-crapping insane just from the pressure of it all.
00:49:49You want to repeat that?
00:49:53No, really.
00:49:55I want to hear an in-depth assessment from the only actual ensign on board.
00:49:59And how far along are you with your qualification courses again?
00:50:03Clear off!
00:50:05Before I skin you.
00:50:14Hello, children.
00:50:17Look, I know you keep him on the straight and narrow as far as performing his job.
00:50:22But you have to make sure he shows more respect for his captain.
00:50:26No matter what your personal issues may be with the man.
00:50:29Barely.
00:50:32Where'd you find him, anyway?
00:50:34Loafing around the house.
00:50:36But at least my brother said the reason.
00:50:44Hey.
00:50:45Abel, you awake?
00:50:48Yeah.
00:50:50Why'd you come out here?
00:50:54His girlfriend told him to.
00:50:56Okay.
00:50:57I'm sure she's worth it.
00:51:00Why do you care?
00:51:01I can't resist a mystery.
00:51:05She's my grand-aunt.
00:51:08I knew it.
00:51:10Did she knit you a sweater for the trip?
00:51:13Offer to come along or rock you to sleep?
00:51:15You'd have to salute her if she did.
00:51:19Wait.
00:51:21Astro-Navy.
00:51:22Astro-Navy.
00:51:23An officer.
00:51:25She commanded six lady ships before she retired.
00:51:28Mustang.
00:51:30Worked her way up from the very bottom.
00:51:32Wow.
00:51:34I'm impressed.
00:51:37You know, she has these aspirations for me.
00:51:42And she wants me off those ghetto islands back home.
00:51:45Proper citizenship wouldn't be bad either.
00:51:49I was thinking the same thing when Gladys was born.
00:51:53I want to make enough to get her a good education.
00:51:58You know she's going to make it through poor Shelly someday.
00:52:00Them goals is lofty.
00:52:02Have some kids of your own?
00:52:03They'll make even higher ones.
00:52:04I'm okay with what I have.
00:52:06Yeah, tough life.
00:52:07Banging on one cylinder.
00:52:09Shut up, Dimitri.
00:52:13So, you don't have any kids then, maybe?
00:52:16No.
00:52:27What do you think we're doing out here anyway?
00:52:30Out in the black?
00:52:32Why?
00:52:34You worried or something?
00:52:35No.
00:52:37Well.
00:52:40Yeah, maybe a little.
00:52:43There's nothing to worry about.
00:52:45Just empty space.
00:52:47But that's just it.
00:52:48I mean.
00:52:50Anything could be out here.
00:52:57There's nothing out here.
00:53:06The men are starting to wonder what we're doing out here.
00:53:09I'm beginning to wonder that myself.
00:53:11Well, a little reflection's good for you, Captain.
00:53:13But I hesitate to turn back as well.
00:53:17That multi will be expecting to hear back for less than a couple of days.
00:53:20Don't make that the decision point, though.
00:53:22With ships this far out, those deadlines are pretty flexible.
00:53:25Well, we have been out here for some time, and at some point we're going to have to turn back.
00:53:30It's up to you when.
00:53:34But to turn back empty-handed...
00:53:36That doesn't mean that we're giving up.
00:53:39We could still replenish and resume the hunt.
00:53:41Not if somebody finds her first.
00:53:43We might return home and find out that there's nothing left, that it's all done.
00:53:49There's nothing left to resume.
00:53:50Don't be like that, Marcus.
00:53:52That's the very little secret here.
00:53:54It was never going to be enough to hunt down pirates and collect bounties without the white ship Dad and
00:53:58I are finished.
00:54:00The long line of the balls ever since, Uriah, will just be snuffed out.
00:54:05He founded a country where the most successful man rules, gives the chairmanship to his son,
00:54:10and the idiot loses it immediately.
00:54:14And then the rest of us have just been spiraling downward since.
00:54:17Technically, Uriah founded a communications company.
00:54:20Just happened to grow rich enough that it was able to be nationalized.
00:54:24Thank you, Abner.
00:54:25I'm well aware of my family history.
00:54:27I heard it every day while I was in school.
00:54:30Your family screws up so bad that we're going to give them the one job that nobody can actually lose.
00:54:37Port Shelley.
00:54:38What happened to you in school is irrelevant.
00:54:42You're here now.
00:54:43You're the commander.
00:54:45Teenage bullies have no bearing on your responsibility to your crew or your family.
00:54:49Lecture me, Abner.
00:54:51My experience has everything to do with who I am.
00:54:54Oh, no, no, no.
00:54:56We're not going to do the self-pitying woe is me.
00:54:58I am not self-pitying.
00:55:00Oh, yes, you are.
00:55:01Did you think this was going to be easy?
00:55:04This is the real world of combat, war, and death.
00:55:08Thank whatever it is that you pray to that you haven't directly seen the death yet.
00:55:12Abner!
00:55:13You're leading a crew of men, and they need a man to lead them.
00:55:17Are you just going to mope around because your first stab at a tough mission is coming up empty?
00:55:24Grow up, Marcus.
00:55:27Right now.
00:55:421,700 hours cruising as before.
00:55:451,700 hours cruising as before, so noted.
00:55:50Set, mod, con.
00:55:52Report all contacts.
00:55:56No contacts, sir.
00:55:57All scopes clear.
00:56:00What's our heading?
00:56:011,700 by 385.
00:56:06Burn to full stop, steer to 0,10, and resume speed.
00:56:12Full stop, steer 0,10, and resume speed.
00:56:15Aye, sir.
00:56:18Gary, take the con.
00:56:19I'm going to go, I'm going, too.
00:56:26You're going, too.
00:56:27Thank you, sir.
00:56:28You're going.
00:56:32Bye, sir.
00:56:33I'm going, too.
00:56:34You're going.
00:56:35You're going, too.
00:56:46Go, go, go.
00:56:46Go, go, go.
00:57:23We are really out there now. Back to the onboard library. But wait. That's a glitch. Ghost in the machine.
00:57:35Do we really have to bring ghosts into this?
00:57:38You don't have to. I just...
00:57:40Then don't. Okay? Just... just... just don't.
00:57:48That's what it's called.
00:57:52That's what you're back with.
00:58:47I don't believe it.
00:58:50Captain to set mod.
00:58:52Captain to set mod.
00:58:58I don't believe it.
00:59:01What is she doing?
00:59:03She's not doing anything.
00:59:05Emissions, broadcasts, none.
00:59:07Either she's got fantastic shielding or her reactor's cold.
00:59:12Is that in the water?
00:59:13No.
00:59:14She'd be drifting if there was a sudden power loss.
00:59:17Maybe she hopped and we just happened on her before she could get up and running?
00:59:21She'd still be something.
00:59:23It has to be the white ship.
00:59:24I mean, look at the size of her.
00:59:26On this part of the void, there can't be more than a couple of ships that big running around.
00:59:31Foley, what is she?
00:59:32I don't know, Captain.
00:59:36The computer's calling it a civilian ontoss cruiser, but the silhouette's all wrong.
00:59:41Whatever this is, I don't think it's in our databases.
00:59:45It's her.
00:59:47It's gotta be.
00:59:49Captain?
01:00:01Come on, Marcus.
01:00:02Let's go get her.
01:00:03Tom, so...
01:00:04Enough with the formalities, Marcus.
01:00:06This is me that you're talking to, and this is exactly what we've been working towards.
01:00:13Unless it's a trap.
01:00:16Unless it's a trap for who, exactly?
01:00:19Look, if she starts twitching when we get close, we can easily pull away with just scratches, Marcus.
01:00:26We ignore this, and we're missing the opportunity of a lifetime.
01:00:43Okay.
01:00:44We'll get in closer and evaluate her condition.
01:00:47Yes, sir.
01:00:52We're going in to get her.
01:00:54I have the con.
01:00:55Roll starboard ten degrees.
01:00:58Starting at forty-nine.
01:01:00Ten tips to port by the bow.
01:01:02Aye, sir.
01:01:02Burn ahead one quarter.
01:01:04Sixty seconds.
01:01:05I have the con.
01:01:06Threat board on two.
01:01:22Captain?
01:01:23Set mod, what's her bearing?
01:01:24There.
01:01:25Three-four-zero by three-five-five relative.
01:01:29Help adjust our approach.
01:01:31Bring us up on our beam.
01:01:34Adjusting.
01:01:34Aye, sir.
01:01:37Captain.
01:01:40Yes.
01:01:42May I recommend we hail them?
01:01:45No.
01:01:46No.
01:01:46Radio silence for the time being.
01:01:51Shall we go to quarters?
01:01:57Go to quarters.
01:01:59General quarters!
01:02:00General quarters!
01:02:01General quarters!
01:02:21Chief, bring up the external on three.
01:02:24Extreme telephoto.
01:02:28Light her up.
01:02:34Closer.
01:02:37Closer.
01:02:41Closer.
01:02:49She's huge.
01:02:51Set mob, do you have a classification on the target?
01:02:54The computer's still stumbling on it.
01:02:58Now it says it could be a McLaren gray ship.
01:03:01Isn't it?
01:03:03No chance, Captain.
01:03:04Hell I'm back one quarter. Let's not get too close yet.
01:03:11She looks derelict.
01:03:14Not necessarily.
01:03:16Look at that darkening aft.
01:03:18She's taken a couple of serious hits.
01:03:20That could be a breach.
01:03:23The arrow lock looks warped on this side.
01:03:25We'd have to approach from the other, where she could have taken less damage.
01:03:29Then, let's go.
01:03:43Every Sue said to me.
01:03:43We should go back and forth.
01:03:43It's not that D&J.
01:03:43All he does a lo好的 to be a lick of a knife.
01:03:44I try and get it.
01:03:44All he hasarnos at the outside to be a knife at all, but he is the owner of a knife.
01:03:48I have to carry on a knife's ball icon.
01:03:50The collision you told a knife girl does help.ll
01:03:52DUI there. No.
01:03:57There's
01:04:16Gary?
01:04:19Some variant on the Viper 3 mount.
01:04:22They're very accurate, but the magazines are kept inside the hull, and the barrels are
01:04:26to be rotated perpendicular to the spine to line up the feed slots between every shot.
01:04:31Not very good at close quarters.
01:04:33Have the crews of Hydra 1 and Quad Mount load specials.
01:04:41Aye, sir.
01:04:44Quad Mount and Hydra 1.
01:04:46Alright, load the specials.
01:04:47Helm, bring us alongside her. We'll prepare a boarding action.
01:04:52Bring us alongside.
01:04:53Aye, sir.
01:05:15Closing at 10 feet per second. Coming about.
01:05:22Guns at the ready.
01:05:25Closing at 10 feet per second. Coming about.
01:05:26Contact 1,000 yards in closing. Devil's distance, Captain.
01:05:31If they were going to give us any trouble, we would have done it by now.
01:05:35Does anybody see any white paint?
01:05:42Maybe they repainted?
01:05:47Let's get a close-up of the bow.
01:05:54That's not recent.
01:05:56That's old damage.
01:05:58What's it say?
01:06:04Bolterine?
01:06:06That's not right.
01:06:08This isn't right.
01:06:10Go white again.
01:06:14Cheat!
01:06:16Lost the input signal, sir. Recycling it again.
01:06:19Whoa.
01:06:21Hey, hello?
01:06:25Oh, Chief.
01:06:26What's going on?
01:06:27Sir?
01:06:28Chief, what's going on?
01:06:29Guidance Thruster's not responding.
01:06:31What?
01:06:32I have no control.
01:06:34I have no control.
01:07:06Gary?
01:07:06No, I have no control!
01:07:11Gary?
01:07:15Do it!
01:07:21Oh, I have no control!
01:07:23I have no control!
01:07:25Gary?
01:07:28I don't even know what I can do.
01:07:28It's not going to be anymore.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:28No.
01:07:29No.
01:07:29No.
01:07:29No.
01:07:29No.
01:07:29No.
01:07:42We're rolling to port!
01:07:44The star control's back online!
01:07:46Shock must have tripped something!
01:07:48I'll have flight!
01:07:49Helm still isn't answering, sir!
01:07:51Hydra Twin Mount out of action!
01:07:53Quad Mount also out of action!
01:07:54Hydra One!
01:07:55She's not responding!
01:07:56Target sent me, damn it!
01:07:57If I were with any working gun that we have,
01:07:59pass me through to the crew of Hydra One!
01:08:01Hey, catch him in!
01:08:02Cobra and Hydra Two rotate 090 relative and bottom out!
01:08:05Hit her as we come around!
01:08:08Gary, I'm gonna get the crew of Hydra One to make a manual shot!
01:08:11Aye, Captain!
01:08:11Hydra Two and Cobra,
01:08:13target the damage section on her star as we come around!
01:08:15Royce, can we do anything about her targeting system?
01:08:17I can't get any readings!
01:08:18It's like there's nothing there to spoke!
01:08:19Hit the button again!
01:08:21Now!
01:08:31And now!
01:08:34We're coming around!
01:08:38Firing!
01:08:40We missed!
01:08:42Cobra, you're up!
01:08:43Yes, sir.
01:08:45Boys, hold that button down!
01:08:47Hold it down, I said!
01:08:50I don't want to turn to fire!
01:08:51Yes!
01:09:03Sir, I've got burnouts all across the board!
01:09:06Somebody's driving too much power!
01:09:07Snake, you're right! Reactions to one-fifth!
01:09:09Hold the stock! Now!
01:09:14Steady now.
01:09:15We know this.
01:09:21No!
01:09:26Fire, tear me a hole right through her!
01:09:34Clear!
01:09:38I have to what?
01:09:40Fire!
01:09:52Fire!
01:10:11And we've done it again!
01:10:13Turn her off!
01:10:13Hold it!
01:10:20Khan, target is broken into two pieces.
01:10:23Both are drifting away from us.
01:10:30Reactor status.
01:10:33Reactors are holding stable.
01:10:35We're alright.
01:10:37We're okay.
01:10:38Alive at any rate.
01:10:40Jet for damage.
01:10:41Hi, sir.
01:10:44Looks like the fat lady called it a day.
01:10:48Sure, talk status.
01:10:55Are you alright, Captain?
01:10:57Can you receive a damage report?
01:10:59Kill the alarm.
01:11:02All compartments.
01:11:04Report damage to LSO.
01:11:09We shouldn't have been able to survive that.
01:11:11No, we shouldn't.
01:11:13It was Royce on the MFC.
01:11:16Without the Testudo, we'd have had hull-breeches with the first hits.
01:11:22His presence of mind just saved all our lives.
01:11:25And without his quick thinking, we'd all be finished.
01:11:32The pressure doors are still open.
01:11:40I need to see how much of my ship is still working.
01:11:43...
01:12:10We'll be able to rotate at the train.
01:12:11No, we're still running.
01:12:33What is going on?
01:12:35What is happening to my ship?
01:12:37We're breached, daft, and engineering.
01:12:38They've been sealed off.
01:12:40Ventilate them.
01:12:41They need air.
01:12:41Captain, the back pressure will bleed the entire system.
01:12:43We'll all be pressurized.
01:12:45Use O2 tape.
01:12:46Three.
01:12:46Dump the entire thing into the chamber wholesale.
01:12:49Come on!
01:12:50Ventilate!
01:12:54Ventilate!
01:12:55Ventilate!
01:12:57Ventilate!
01:12:58Ventilate!
01:12:59Sell it!
01:13:00Breaks will be sealed in a moment.
01:13:03I need you to...
01:13:04Delete me!
01:13:09No!
01:13:10Fire and engineering!
01:13:14Delay oxygen.
01:13:15I'll release CO2.
01:13:20It's not releasing.
01:13:22Fire and engineering.
01:13:27Fearing
01:13:28frame.
01:13:29Skill free.
01:13:30It's Alice!
01:13:33I need you to get on the CO2!
01:13:44Let it go!
01:13:55Is there anything else that we can do?
01:13:58Nothing.
01:14:00If they can't get that fire out.
01:14:24Reactor to the ground.
01:14:26The actor's friend.
01:14:28The actor's friend.
01:14:34The force does on it.
01:14:42I don't know.
01:15:16We're on auxiliary power.
01:15:18I think the fire's out, Captain.
01:15:20Release the oxygen.
01:15:33What's up, you all right?
01:15:35Come on, you all right?
01:15:37Come on, it's all right.
01:15:41Come on, come on.
01:15:43No, no.
01:15:45Let me go.
01:15:46Let me go.
01:15:47There's nothing to do.
01:15:48Come on, man.
01:15:49Let me go.
01:15:50There's nothing to do.
01:15:51Get out of here.
01:15:53Go.
01:15:56Yeah, where's my...
01:15:59He's...
01:16:02He's...
01:16:03He's...
01:16:03Yeah, he's...
01:16:07He's...
01:16:08He's...
01:16:16He's...
01:16:27And a hull breach is temporarily patched.
01:16:31But we need a dry dock before we can reasonably go into combat again.
01:16:35All five railgun mounts are non-responsive since that last hit.
01:16:40Those early fuel tanks are destroyed.
01:16:42And that's what started the fire.
01:16:46We're running limited capacity on battery backup, which...
01:16:49Won't give us enough power to maneuver.
01:16:51Move on.
01:16:53Eleven men are dead.
01:16:54Fifteen wounded.
01:16:55And only three of the engine crews survived.
01:16:57All the computers crashed and the switch over to battery and...
01:17:00Some of the systems rebooted, but others are just gone.
01:17:03The good news is, whatever got into our thruster control seems to have been flushed out by the system crash.
01:17:15Okay.
01:17:18Tell me the bad part.
01:17:20Well, the SSD has taken significant damage and...
01:17:23Tamai's obviously not up to repairing or operating it.
01:17:27And no one else on board has his knowledge or experience.
01:17:32We can't go home.
01:17:36This is a disaster.
01:17:37Marcus.
01:17:38It wasn't even the right ship.
01:17:39You should be proud of your crew, sir.
01:17:42Whoever the Voltarine was, she would have preyed on others.
01:17:45Possibly allies.
01:17:46We lost some good men, but that happens in this profession.
01:17:50Sir.
01:17:53You should be proud of them all.
01:17:55Sir.
01:17:59I suppose we've done our part in this search.
01:18:08Reactor is critical.
01:18:10Reactor is critical.
01:18:12All engines ready to begin added maneuvers.
01:18:16There's the real good news.
01:18:18The reactor was somehow undamaged.
01:18:20It looks like our surviving crew members were able to get it up and running.
01:18:25Will you take the con?
01:18:34Give me five minutes.
01:18:44How about you, Tom?
01:18:46Are you holding up?
01:18:48Oh, yes.
01:18:49I'm just fine.
01:18:52You're right.
01:18:53This is a disaster.
01:18:55It's my disaster.
01:18:56Oh, knock it off!
01:18:57I just thought that you should make a real decision for once.
01:19:00And I did.
01:19:02And I have to live with it.
01:19:05You don't.
01:19:11Pull yourself together and have a drink.
01:19:31How about the navigation systems?
01:19:35Wait.
01:19:36Oh.
01:19:37Completely dead.
01:19:40I can still do manual plots.
01:19:43I'll get us in the port.
01:19:45You'll have to get us home after that.
01:19:50You want me to calculate a transition by hand?
01:19:54Proper help is unlikely to present itself in the st. Nishit.
01:19:57Equipment to repair the drive?
01:19:59Maybe.
01:19:59But personnel?
01:20:00I think not.
01:20:01But I barely even scraped to those classes.
01:20:04And without Dennis here to run the drive, if we can even get it fixed, then you better break out
01:20:08the displacement manual.
01:20:09Work with Gary on this.
01:20:12We're going to need a second just in case something happens to you.
01:20:14Oh, my God.
01:20:15Not Gary.
01:20:16Kai.
01:20:16Gary will be busy unsticking the guns.
01:20:22It'll be at least two weeks until we reach the Fel.
01:20:25Just long enough to get used to the idea of becoming an Arkwright.
01:20:29Marcus.
01:20:30Don't call me Marcus.
01:20:31Get on it right away.
01:21:01Your orders.
01:21:09Captain.
01:21:13Helm.
01:21:15Come to course 185 by 046.
01:21:20Roll angle 31 degrees.
01:21:23Best safe speed to st. Nishit.
01:21:26Aye, sir.
01:21:27Course 185 by 046.
01:21:31Roll angle 31 degrees.
01:21:34Thrusting ahead.
01:21:37Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:37Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:48Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:54Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:55Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:55Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:55Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:56Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:58Don't call me Marcus.
01:21:58Don't call me Marcus.
01:22:00Don't call me Marcus.
01:22:02Don't call me Marcus.
01:22:05Don't call me Marcus.
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