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  • Horizon

  • So aptly named.

  • Both for it’s majesty...

  • ...and it’s grand power.

  • 250,000 years ago...

  • ...one race united the entire galaxy,

  • for the first time, in peace.

  • But there is always the separatist...

  • ...one who will not join the whole.

  • The Arioui...

  • ...a race of beings unlike any the Iconians had ever known,

  • ...sought to lay waste to the galaxy and the Great Alliance,

  • ...to rebuild it anew.

  • They were cunning.

  • One-by-one,

  • they turned the galaxy against it’s protectors.

  • And when the races of the Great Alliance turned their attention

  • to destroying the wrongly accused Iconians,

  • the Arioui secretly constructed their greatest weapon...

  • Comansour Hasaht, incoming gateway request.

  • From who?

  • Preyopt Janyo.

  • Our last defenses on Iconia have fallen.

  • Theyll have taken the entire system by day’s end.

  • And there’s something else.

  • I saw an Arioui leading enemy troops.

  • Did the refugee transports make it off Iconia?

  • I think one,

  • but I can’t be sure.

  • All the more reason to complete our mission.

  • Well find a way to survive. We always do.

  • We have to move the weapon to a safe location.

  • I know you disagree.

  • - I didn’t say that. - You don’t have to.

  • You know better than anyone that violence begets violence every time.

  • - The council made the decision. - The council is gone.

  • We spent our entire lives,

  • entire millenia,

  • devoted to protecting life,

  • and the same people that are part of the very alliance we created seek to destroy us.

  • I don’t want to use the Horizon any more than you do.

  • Even the thought of using an Arioui weapon is distasteful to me.

  • But we must save the rest of our people.

  • Gateway protocol complete.

  • We must go to the Horizon and begin preparing.

  • - Shall I open a gateway to the Horizon, Comansour? - Yes, thank you.

  • - I will miss your presence, Alaitah. - Yours as well, sir.

  • - Shutdown and prepare your systems for cold storage. - I will do as you wish.

  • Shall we?

  • Report!

  • 22 casualties reported so far, sir!

  • 15 fatal, 7 injuries!

  • Hull plating is down,

  • warp drive is down.

  • We have torpedoes but no phase cannons.

  • Load all torpedo banks.

  • You think the Romulans would risk staying in-system?

  • They're waiting to make their move, you can be sure of it.

  • Scan for any E.M. fluctuations or anything that might resemble a cloaking field.

  • - We can’t afford to have them get the drop on us. - Aye, sir.

  • Engineering, report!

  • Bridge, that last hit knocked out the port nacelle, coils are completely fried.

  • Best I could give you is impulse.

  • Somebody help me get that fire out before it reaches the antimatter injectors!

  • How far in-system are we?

  • Were approximately 15 million kilometers from Saturn.

  • Were sitting ducks out here.

  • - Captain, what’s going on? - Sir! 3 Romulan ships decloaking aft!

  • Friends of yours.

  • Incoming transmission from the Romulans. Audio only.

  • Let’s hear what they have to say.

  • This is Admiral Verak,

  • turn over the fugitive and the Romulan Star Empire may consider showing you leniency.

  • Doesn’t exactly sound like a generous offer.

  • The fugitive returns with me

  • or dies on your ship!

  • I don’t particularly care which.

  • Go to hell!

  • Captain, what can I do?

  • Do detonate the photonic torpedoes remotely?

  • Yes, sir.

  • Amelia, take us into Saturn’s ring system, get us there as fast as you can.

  • T’mar, you know the Romulan ships better than anybody.

  • Help Commander Gates find a way to mask the torpedoes signature from their sensors.

  • I don’t think I can navigate the ring system.

  • - We don't have a choice. - Yes, sir.

  • Lieutenant, try to keep them off our backs!

  • How’s it going?

  • If we jettison our warp plasma in the ring system,

  • it should blind the Romulan sensors enough

  • so the torpedoes appear as rock fragments.

  • Intruder alert!

  • Take cover!

  • Engineering! Come in!

  • Engineering! Come in!

  • Weve got company down here!

  • Get a security team down there now!

  • Help is on the way, but we need you to eject the warp plasma.

  • Can you make it to the controls?

  • Cover me!

  • How’s it going down there?

  • Just a few more seconds!

  • Somebody get her to sickbay, now!

  • Youre supposed to be a good pilot, now’s your chance.

  • That’s it, drive plasma is released!

  • The Romulans are slowing down, the warp plasma is clouding their sensors.

  • Now!

  • Come on.

  • Theyre almost in position.

  • Now!

  • Status?

  • I’m having a hard time getting a reading.

  • Security, I am taking Lieutenant Yarris to sickbay.

  • We are pinned down in section B5.

  • Security team is on its way.

  • Hold your position!

  • Were receiving a hail.

  • I’ll give you credit, Captain. I underestimated you.

  • But youre out of options,

  • and my offer of leniency no longer stands.

  • What about your officers? Youve still got men here!

  • Acceptable losses.

  • He’s charging weapons!

  • Get us out of here!

  • Systems are down all over the ship, it’s a miracle were in one piece!

  • Captain, I’m reading another ship.

  • We're receiving a transmission. It’s the Enterprise!

  • Captain Archer, your timing couldn't be better.

  • The Romulans are taking heavy damage!

  • T’mar, get us out of here!

  • I can’t, the helm isn’t responding.

  • The Romulans have gone to warp!

  • Damage report.

  • Where do you want me to start?

  • Any more casualties?

  • Five, sir. Three fatal.

  • Lieutenant Yarris?

  • Section B5 decompressed when we were hit with the last volley.

  • They never made it.

  • Were you successful in recapturing the fugitive?

  • No.

  • Her alterations and involvement with the weapon make her a dangerous threat.

  • The earth vessel Enterprise intervened at the last moment!

  • - The Enterprise? - Yes.

  • There was nothing we could do.

  • You cannot allow this fugitive to live and report what she knows to the humans.

  • I know that!

  • You would do well to remember your place.

  • The fugitive must be stopped at all costs.

  • Do I make myself clear?

  • Yes.

  • Whatever it takes.

  • How’s it looking?

  • It’s been a lot of work, the Romulans did quite a number.

  • Well, I hope it was worth it.

  • Worth it? If it was up to me, I’d toss her out an airlock.

  • Excuse me?

  • - It's just... - It's just what?

  • Is that what we do now?

  • People we don’t like, we just put them in an airlock?

  • I just was thinking...

  • I’m going down and see Admiral Gardner. You let me know if you need anything.

  • Admiral Gardner.

  • Harrison, at ease.

  • I’ve been under a lot of pressure to finally put us on the offensive.

  • - I’m sorry I haven’t had time to meet with you until now. - I understand, sir.

  • Please.

  • You and your crew have been through a lot the past six months.

  • I wish I could say that it gets easier. But it never does.

  • No, sir. It doesn’t.

  • I’ve had a number of debriefings with T’mar since you got back.

  • She’s provided us with what promises to be very useful information.

  • Promises to be?

  • She was part of a top secret program on Romulus.

  • She’s very highly trained.

  • The surgical alterations and genetic modifications

  • were going to allow her to enter Starfleet.

  • And perform recon on our offensive and defensive capabilities from the inside.

  • How do we know that’s not what she’s doing right now?

  • That’s a fair question, and one were all asking.

  • Were keeping an eye on her, if she steps out of line, well know it.

  • However, that's not the issue.

  • The issue is the intel that she’s brought us.

  • According to T’mar, the Romulans are building a weapon of mass destruction.

  • Two lightyears from earth.

  • The Romulans would never risk building that close to earth.

  • I admit, it seems a bit unlikely.

  • But even the Vulcans are worried.

  • Theyre sending the S’myr to investigate.

  • It’s one of their fastest ships.

  • Permission to speak freely, sir?

  • Go ahead!

  • The Vulcans - they advise us, but they don’t make decisions for us.

  • The Vulcans are as much a member of this coalition as we are.

  • Were all in this together.

  • And if the Vulcans find something,

  • youre sending us back out into the field again.

  • It’s looking that way.

  • If what T’mar says is true,

  • we must defend earth at all cost.

  • Yes, sir.

  • I’m sorry, Harrison.

  • I have nothing more. Dismissed.

  • Oh, and Harrison, there is one other thing.

  • This isn't gonna be a popular decision,

  • but if this turns out to be true,

  • T’mar is going to be your new helm officer, at least temporarily.

  • Were giving her a commission of lieutenant.

  • Shell be filling Lieutenant Yarrisspot.

  • Computer, begin again.

  • Level 4

  • Computer, end session.

  • I was just leaving.

  • No wait.

  • I'm sorry!

  • I don’t mean to be rude, it’s just...

  • it's just...

  • Not easy being in the same room with a Romulan?

  • 17 years ago, when I first took up service with the empire,

  • my father wanted to teach me a lesson...

  • show me how a TalShiar operative takes care of business.

  • He took me to an interrogation he was conducting.

  • The prisoner had committed treason,

  • I don't remember exactly what the crime was.

  • Afterwards, I had never seen a man so proud.

  • He looked at me with a determination I’d never seen before, and said "for the empire".

  • Not easy being in the same room with a Romulan?

  • Nobody knows that better than me.

  • Ensign, everything okay?

  • Yeah, we were just talking.

  • What are you doing here?

  • I figured I should get into some shooting practice.

  • - If were going to be re-deployed... - Not you.

  • The same, but I was just leaving.

  • What would you need to practice with our weapons for?

  • Goodbye, sir.

  • You're sure youre alright?

  • I’m fine.

  • I’ve got to go. Are you coming to the get-together tonight?

  • I'm not sure, I’ll be able to make it, but have a nice time.

  • Thank you.

  • Hey.

  • Hey, how was the trip?

  • Alright. Is this everybody?

  • I suppose if you wanted to invite T’mar, she’s technically senior staff now.

  • Marie, feel free to help yourself to a drink.

  • Now that we're all here...

  • I thought it’d be nice if we took a moment to

  • remember those weve lost, and to

  • share a toast to their memory.

  • Here here.

  • Captain, would you like to say anything?

  • Well...

  • ...it’s been hard for me...

  • ...for all of us.

  • Six months on a mission, to bring back T’mar,

  • on a whim that it might change the tide of the war in our favor.

  • We lost a lot of good people.

  • I’m trying, and honestly I’m having a very hard time...

  • but I’m trying to remember what it is that we stand for.

  • And why those good people had to give their lives.

  • And I have to hope something good will come from it.

  • Amelia was always good at that.

  • I think if we had ship counselors,

  • they'd talk to her instead of the counselors.

  • She always managed to stay positive.

  • Even in the darkest time.

  • To Lieutenant Yarris.

  • It’s funny you mention that, Amelia being so positive...

  • First time we had lunch...

  • It was in her quarters.

  • We were both new to the ship, and she fit in so well, but...

  • I didn't.

  • She decided that we're gonna have lunch together once a week

  • and we're gonna become best of friends.

  • She has had a way with people, you know.

  • She was so kind, she wanted everyone to be happy.

  • What’s going on?

  • What do you mean?

  • I know you well enough to know when something is on your mind.

  • Other than the obvious.

  • It’s nothing.

  • Yeah?

  • You know me.

  • Weve been friends for a long time.

  • You know how important duty is to me.

  • Starfleet, what we do...

  • So you know I’d be the last person to condone a relationship

  • between a C.O. and a subordinate.

  • You and Lieutenant Yarris?

  • It was more than that...

  • Everything Marie said was true.

  • That was Amelia, she was...

  • It wasn’t just some fling.

  • You have to understand that.

  • Nineteen years ago...

  • ...before I joined Starfleet...

  • ...I was engaged to a boomer.

  • Her father was ill, so she was gonna take over as captain of their freight hauler.

  • Typical run is four years...

  • ...two way.

  • We had these grand dreams,

  • build our live in space,

  • travel distant worlds...

  • On her last run with her father as captain, they were attacked by raiders.

  • They stole all their supplies, their antimatter...

  • They were stranded.

  • Were they ever found?

  • Two years later.

  • Not long after that`s when I joined Starfleet.

  • It was the only way I knew how to look for the people who did it.

  • ...make them pay.

  • So, did you ever find them?

  • No.

  • I’m sorry...

  • I didn't know that.

  • I haven’t told anyone before.

  • It's just that I never thought I could feel that way again...

  • Thought you should know.

  • Amelia!

  • Amelia!

  • Move!

  • Find me, Harrison!

  • Save me!

  • We've got to get you to sickbay.

  • You need to find me!

  • What are you talking about?

  • Find me!

  • There's more in stake than you know.

  • Find me!

  • Jackson, come in!

  • Jackson, come in!

  • What is it?

  • I need to see you on the ship right away.

  • So, what do you think?

  • I think it's five in the morning.

  • Some of the results I’m getting are a bit strange.

  • How so?

  • Quantum dating puts the age of the cube at -900 or so years,

  • that shouldn’t happen.

  • Quantum dating doesn’t give negative numbers.

  • It’s happened before.

  • When?

  • After the first Xindi attack,

  • Captain Archer quantum dated a piece of their weapon.

  • The numbers read in the negative.

  • So?

  • It was from the future.

  • Youre saying you think this is from the future?

  • I’m saying... it’s happened before.

  • Where did you find it?

  • In a wall...

  • I literally put my hand through a solid wall and I pulled this out.

  • Doesn’t happen every day.

  • I knew there was a reason why I had you as my science officer.

  • I do my best.

  • I’m not getting anything here.

  • Hawke.

  • Captain.

  • Get down here immediately!

  • Right away, sir.

  • I guess I’m just not getting any sleep tonight.

  • Admiral, Ambassador. What's going on?

  • Were getting telemetry from the S’myr, the Vulcan ship that was sent out.

  • Five ships, two base structures...

  • I thought you said that this was in the early stage of construction?

  • Believe me, I’m just as surprised as you are.

  • I thought I had the most up-to-date information.

  • - Apparently not. - There's more...

  • The S’myr is detecting strong gravimetric distortions from the main starbase,

  • most likely from the weapon itself.

  • All encased in a thermobaric cloud barrier that wasn’t there before.

  • Side-effect of the gravimetric distortions?

  • Possibly.

  • How does this weapon work? What can you tell us?

  • I don’t know. I wasn’t given that information.

  • What exactly do you know?

  • All I know is the initial projections,

  • that everyone involved with the project was given,

  • that it could potentially destroy entire systems.

  • Obviously this must be stopped at all costs.

  • Enterprise was on it’s way out of the system to rendezvous

  • with a Vulcan battle group when they assisted you.

  • Weve recalled them immediately.

  • Were putting everyone weve got on the repairs of the NX-04.

  • Itll be ready to launch in a week.

  • Sorry put you back out there so soon, Captain. But we don’t have a choice.

  • Yes, sir. I’ll head back to the NX-04 and oversee the repairs myself.

  • Anything you need - you got it. One week.

  • Thanks, sir.

  • Captain’s Log, June 21st, 2160.

  • None of us were ready to be back in space this soon,

  • especially for a combat mission.

  • But the crew are handling it well,

  • and if I’m being honest, better than I expected.

  • Better than me.

  • I know I don’t want to be back in the field this soon,

  • and I’m sure they don’t either...

  • But theyre doing their duty.

  • I couldn’t be more proud to be serving with them.

  • How’s it going?

  • I think were just about ready down here.

  • It’s been moving almost faster than I can keep track of,

  • we got new antimatter injectors, warp coils, plasma manifolds...

  • Rumor is well be able to sustain warp 5.7 if we have to.

  • I like the sound of that.

  • If you get a chance check out the armory.

  • Tom’s pretty excited about some of the upgrades were getting.

  • That’s my next stop.

  • Captain, youre gonna love this.

  • What have you got for me.

  • In addition to what we had,

  • four new phase cannon arrays,

  • an extended complement of photon torpedoes,

  • and my personal favorite...

  • Tricobalt torpedoes.

  • Prototypes.

  • Starfleet has barely had time to test them,

  • but the initial results place the yield at 2.5 times than if a single photon torpedo.

  • Sounds like well be able to hold our own against the Romulans.

  • Yes, sir, I believe so. There’s one other thing.

  • Prototype phase compression rifle.

  • Compression rifle?

  • Yes, sir.

  • It works by literally compressing the energy which allows

  • for a much higher particle density per single shot,

  • thereby increasing the yield up to three times that of a normal phase rifle.

  • I like it. How many do we have?

  • Four, sir.

  • Romulans ought to like that.

  • Keep me posted. I’m going to bridge.

  • I’ll be there straight away, sir.

  • Are you getting acclimated?

  • Most helm controls are more or less the same,

  • it’s just remembering where everything is.

  • I’ve been in here for the last four days day and night

  • trying to make sure they get everyting right.

  • Did they?

  • Your crews are very well-trained, Captain, even by Romulan standards.

  • Glad to hear it.

  • Gentlemen.

  • - Captain. - Sir.

  • Captain, were receiving a transmission from Admiral Gardner.

  • Let’s see it.

  • Captain, how are you doing?

  • I’m good, sir...ready to get the show on the road.

  • I’m glad to hear it, because I think Enterprise and the Vulcans are too.

  • Care to wish us luck, sir?

  • All the luck in the world, Captain... for all our sakes.

  • No pressure.

  • See you in a few days.

  • All hands, this is the captain.

  • Were about to get under way.

  • I know that were preparing to go into a dangerous situation,

  • but we've done the work and we are ready.

  • Those of you who have been with us,

  • and those of you who are new to the crew...

  • I couldn’t be more proud to be serving with you.

  • All of you!

  • We have a job to do, now let’s get started.

  • Lieutenant T’mar, take us out.

  • Lieutenant, maximum warp.

  • You cannot allow the Coalition to stop construction of the weapon.

  • Theyre bringing a fleet!

  • You said this would not happen!

  • The future is not set in stone,

  • I can only read significant changes in the timeline.

  • When will you be ready to fire?

  • The weapon is nearly finished, but I fear they will arrive before it’s ready.

  • You must hold this location.

  • The future of the Romulan people is in your hands, Admiral.

  • Do not forget that.

  • How you get along with the crew?

  • Well enough.

  • Ensign Sutherland seems intimidated by me,

  • but she appears to be open minded,

  • weve spoken a few times.

  • I’m glad to hear it. The rest will come around.

  • What were about to go into, this mission...

  • it will almost certainly require the use of deadly force.

  • I need to know youre prepared to do whatever is necessary.

  • Even against your own people.

  • Captain, I am fully committed to what I’m doing.

  • I wouldn’t be here if I wasn’t.

  • There’s still one thing I don’t understand.

  • Why are you so committed to helping us?

  • I’ve had...

  • ...doubts, about my people’s ways.

  • I buried them for a long time.

  • But when I first saw myself after the procedure,

  • I realized what I alone represented.

  • The annihilation of another people...

  • ...for no reason.

  • I doubt I’m the first to want to change,

  • but I’m the first to step out and do something about it.

  • It took the same effort from a few good people on earth to make a change.

  • I just hope my people can learn from their mistakes before it’s too late.

  • Me too.

  • Did you see that?

  • What?

  • That!

  • Were experiencing extreme gravimetric distortions.

  • What about the rest of the fleet?

  • Vulcans are reporting damage and minor casualties.

  • The Enterprise is reporting minor damage as well.

  • We can’t keep this up!

  • Are you seeing this?

  • Am I seeing what?

  • The thermobaric cloud barrier has grown over 5,000 kilometers

  • since the Vulcans first picked it up over a week ago.

  • I’m picking up gravimetric distortions coming from inside.

  • I’ve never seen this on any star charts.

  • That’s because it wasn’t here before.

  • The Masar was just hit by an extreme distortion, theyre falling back.

  • Do they need assistance?

  • They sustained heavy damage and casualities.

  • Theyre withdrawing to earth.

  • Were entering the thermobaric cloud barrier.

  • Things are gonna get a bit bumpy.

  • All hands, brace for impact.

  • Captain, I’m picking something up on the sensors.

  • What is it?

  • There's a clearing ahead, Romulan warp signatures.

  • Can we get a look at it?

  • Here we go!

  • Open up a channel to the battle group.

  • This is Captain Hawke, the starbase is just ahead. Let’s get started.

  • Three more ships coming in from aft, all Romulan!

  • Open fire! Photonic torpedoes and phase cannons!

  • Captain, if you like trying something crazy?

  • What have you got?

  • It’s on your screen.

  • I always like crazy. Relay it to the other ships.

  • Discovery to fleet. Prepare to initiate tactical maneuver Alpha One.

  • Engineering, we need all power to forward hull plating.

  • Take it from life support if you have to!

  • Youve got it!

  • Lieutenant, be ready!

  • Now!

  • Two down, one to go.

  • Come about!

  • Theyre retreating, joining the main battle group.

  • Hawke to all ships, form up. We need to stay on them.

  • The Coalition ships are here!

  • If they break through our main lines the weapon could be at risk.

  • Then you must activate the weapon now.

  • It isn’t ready.

  • It is your only choice, the fate of Romulus rests in your hands.

  • Admiral Verak to control center.

  • Begin the activation sequence.

  • Captain, I’m detecting an energy buildup from the center of the clearing.

  • - The weapon? - It's possible.

  • I thought it wasn’t ready?

  • I thought it wasn’t!

  • Put it onscreen.

  • Hawke to all ships.

  • When we enter the clearing we need to make a break for the Starbase.

  • We need you to cover us.

  • All ships report ready, sir.

  • Lieutenant, load the tricobalt torpedoes.

  • We need to see if these weapons are as good as theyre supposed to be.

  • Ready.

  • Here we go!

  • Status?

  • Almost there!

  • Captain, we're receiving a transmission from the L’sek, theyre taking heavy damage.

  • Tell them to hold out as long as they can!

  • It's too late.

  • Were in range!

  • Fire at will!

  • Were barely making a dent in their shields!

  • Magnify the top of the starbase.

  • I don’t know about you but that looks like a vital system to me.

  • Captain, the Vulcan flagship is sustaining heavy damage, they won’t last much longer.

  • Tell Enterprise we can handle this, have them assist the Vulcans.

  • Lock onto those coordinates, tricobalt torpedoes.

  • Fire!

  • Report?

  • Massive secondary explosions.

  • I think we did...

  • Jackson!

  • I’m reading a massive gravimetric distortion forming in the wake of the explosion.

  • T’mar, get us out of here!

  • Engines are at maximum, were caught in the distortion.

  • Were being pulled in!

  • Are the Vulcans still out there? Can they lock onto us with a tractor beam?

  • Can’t get get a read on anything!

  • If were going to do something we’d better...

  • I’ve lost control of the helm.

  • Everybody out! Now!

  • Engineering to bridge. Were evacuating down here!

  • Hull plating is gone, we have breaches on decks D, E, and F!

  • This is the captain, all hands abandon ship.

  • I repeat, all hands abandon ship!

  • Comm is down!

  • Systems are coming back online.

  • - Brooks to bridge. - Bridge here.

  • The distortions appear to have stopped. I’m to do a full systems check.

  • Let me know what you find out.

  • Tom, the Romulans?

  • Theyre not there.

  • What do you mean theyre not there?

  • Theyre just gone. There are no ships within our sensor range.

  • There is something out there.

  • Captain, maybe the better question is: where are we?

  • I belive Ensign Sutherland is correct.

  • But these readings can’t be right.

  • I’m also not recognizing any of these star configurations outside of the nebula.

  • Wherever we are, it’s in a star cluster that neither humans nor Romulans have discovered.

  • - How’s that possible? - I have no idea.

  • Jackson?

  • I don’t know either.

  • The best I can tell is that we were caught in some sort of subspace tear.

  • As to how we survived it or why we were brought here?

  • What about this system?

  • There’s a G-class star and the planet.

  • The planet is M-class, no life signs. But there is something else.

  • Aside from the fact that this monument would suggest someone once was here,

  • it’s also sitting on a huge power source.

  • Captain, I recommend that we take a team down to the surface of the planet.

  • We will, but first...

  • Jackson, I want a status report.

  • I want to know what happened.

  • Tom, I want to know what weapons we have and what needs fixing.

  • I want to know what’s on that planet.

  • We have to assume that it’s somehow all related.

  • And I’m not leaving this ship until I know what we do and don’t have.

  • Briefing in one hour.

  • I know were fresh out of spacedock, but were not in good shape.

  • We blew out EPS relays across the ship,

  • grav plating is down on G-deck,

  • hull breaches on E and F,

  • I may be able to get us operational in 5 days.

  • But that is bare minimum.

  • We don’t have 5 days, we need to get back in the fight.

  • Does it really matter? We don’t even know where we are.

  • I may have something on that.

  • I’ve been analyzing the star configurations beyond this system.

  • I was finally able to get a visual on something familiar.

  • My God!

  • That is the Milky Way galaxy.

  • How is that even possible?

  • I’m not sure.

  • Tom, have you heard anything about malfunctions or issues with the tricobalt torpedoes?

  • Theyre experimental, still in testing, but Starfleet wanted us to have them.

  • Why?

  • When they impacted with the Romulan station,

  • they had an unintended side effect.

  • From what I can tell, the warheads actually tore a hole in subspace that was magnified

  • many times over by the extreme gravimetric distortions being emitted by the station.

  • So the subspace tear transported us hundreds of thousand of lightyears away.

  • Why here?

  • There is one thing the Romulan weapon and this planet have in common.

  • Unusually high gravimetric distortions.

  • So youre saying that the Romulan weapon is somehow connected to this planet?

  • It could just be a fluke, but it does seem a bit coincidental.

  • Right now it’s all weve got.

  • How are we on transporters?

  • I can try to have them back online in a day.

  • T’mar, I want to take a shuttle to the surface.

  • I wouldn’t recommend that, Captain.

  • The atmosphere is saturated with ionizing particles.

  • There’s a strong possibility the gas could be ignited by the shuttle’s engines.

  • How strong a possibility?

  • I’d rather not try it unless we have to.

  • Alright. Jackson, Marie. When the transporters are back online,

  • well head down to the surface and check out the monument.

  • Sir?

  • We might need your language skills

  • if there's anything on the monument that needs to be decoded.

  • Yes, sir.

  • Captain, I may not be able to bring a shuttle down, but I could still be of service.

  • How so?

  • If this is a Romulan weapon or plan, I may be useful.

  • I’d advise against that.

  • Commander.

  • Look where we are, you can’t tell me this is just coincidence.

  • That’s enough, Commander.

  • T’mar, I'll need you back here on the ship.

  • Dismissed!

  • Commander.

  • We have to resolve this, now.

  • Excuse me?

  • Whatever problems you have with me.

  • We aren’t gonna be able to get through this if we can’t work together.

  • What is your problem with me?

  • I have repairs to make.

  • Captain, everthing allright?

  • Chief More - yes, thank you! Everything's fine.

  • How is it in engineering?

  • Good, sir.

  • Great. Keep up the good work. Carry on.

  • Yes, sir.

  • Captain, what are you doing down here?

  • Trying to make myself useful.

  • Don't worry about that, I got people on this.

  • Yeah, but they won’t be by until morning.

  • I thought I’d get a head start.

  • Not bad. I should have you added to my staff.

  • I’ll put in a request to Admiral Gardner for a transfer.

  • Hey, can I ask you a question as a friend?

  • Yeah, what is it?

  • I’m pretty sure that most people on the ship have issues with T’mar.

  • But it really seems to be eating you up.

  • Deneva Colony...

  • What about it?

  • My girlfriend was aboard NX-03 when it was destroyed in orbit.

  • I’m sorry, I didn’t know.

  • I was gonna propose, I knew she'd say yes.

  • We've been talking about it for some time.

  • I knew it’d be a problem with us both serving in Starfleet.

  • I just assumed one of us were to resign our commission.

  • You know, if things were going different, Captain,

  • you'd have a different chief engineer.

  • I’m sorry, Francis.

  • It wasn’t in your file, I didn’t know.

  • Just trying to keep it a secret.

  • If it’s any consolation, I know how you feel.

  • A long time ago,

  • someone I loved was killed.

  • And for a long time...

  • I dedicated myself to finding those who did it.

  • Did you?

  • I wish I hadn't.

  • It was as if my life fell away,

  • and in a single moment I betrayed everything that I stood for.

  • Everything I thought humanity should be.

  • I’ve tried very hard to remain objective during this mission.

  • But who we are

  • and what we are

  • we should never lose that!

  • I'll try my best. I’d better get back to work.

  • Well, we're in one piece.

  • I guess my fixes worked.

  • Pretty soon I’ll be out of a job. Good luck, Captain.

  • These readings are...

  • What?

  • There’s enough energy running underneath this monument to power ten NX class star ships.

  • What could provide that type of power?

  • I have no idea.

  • Marie!

  • Come take a look at this.

  • Can you quantum date the structure?

  • Yeah... second.

  • Quantum dating puts this structure at just over...

  • 250,000 years old.

  • Interesting.

  • There’s a repeating pattern to these symbols.

  • Maybe some sort of numerical system.

  • I think this is a tri-modal syntax based on these repeating symbols.

  • I got it!

  • Reemtar.

  • - Horizon. - Horizon?

  • Youve been scanned to determine basic physiological and mental attributes,

  • including language structure

  • so the importance of this message may be properly conveyed to you.

  • This monument is built not to our greatness nor our memory,

  • but to our failure.

  • It is here that my wife and I,

  • the last of our kind that we knew of,

  • lived our final days.

  • As we did, you stand on a world built for destruction,

  • the ultimate antithesis of what it meant to be an Iconian.

  • Where we sought to protect life,

  • the Arioui sought to turn our allies against us,

  • to destroy and take for their own.

  • We wasted what little time we had left

  • on trying to turn their weapon against them.

  • We should have removed this place from existence the moment we laid our eyes on it.

  • I just wish my wife were here with me now.

  • Perhaps we will meet again,

  • at the edge of the universe.

  • One can hope.

  • Well, that was ominous.

  • The structure must have been hidden in some sort of large cloaking barrier.

  • Sir, do you really think this is a good idea?

  • Do you have a better one, Ensign?

  • I agree, sir.

  • Just because we don’t have a better one doesn’t mean this is a good one.

  • We have no idea what could be in there.

  • Do you show anything on your scans?

  • No, sir.

  • Discovery, weve found a large structure.

  • Were going in to investigate.

  • Yes, sir.

  • It just appeared on scanners. Be careful in there.

  • Hawke to Discovery.

  • Discovery, come in.

  • Jackson!

  • I don’t know! I’ve never seen anything like this.

  • The lift removes temporal anomalies.

  • It can be... unsetteling.

  • Try them again.

  • Channel open.

  • Captain Hawke, this is Discovery. Do you copy?

  • Captain, come in!

  • Close the channel. How long ago did they disappear from sensors?

  • 30 minutes now.

  • Maybe we should take a team to the surface, check on them.

  • I agree, sir.

  • So happened to them could happen to you. No, I don't think so.

  • We need to find a way to recon the situation.

  • Yeah, and how can we do that?

  • Well think of something!

  • Oh really? Just like that?

  • Wait, I’m receiving a transmission.

  • Audio only.

  • Let's hear it.

  • Commander Brooks, nice to make your acquaintance.

  • Who am I speaking with?

  • I’m going to dismiss with the rest of the formalities, Commander, and get straight to the point.

  • I have your captain, comm officer, and science officer.

  • If you make any attempt to rescue them or communicate with them,

  • I will kill them and then destroy your ship.

  • - Commander. - What?

  • I would wager that he's going to kill them whether or not we attempt to mount a rescue.

  • Have you gotten any scans on the interior of that structure since it last appeared?

  • Some, it’s massive,

  • but if we can get a transporter lock on the Captain, we might be able to beam them out.

  • Good. I’ll work on boosting power to the transporter.

  • Tom, you have the bridge. T’mar, work on boosting our sensor resolution.

  • Glad to see I didn’t forget to set the disruptor to stun.

  • Who are you?

  • My name is Daekon.

  • Are you responsible for the Romulan weapon?

  • Have a guess, Captain.

  • I think there’s too much lining up for it to be a coincidence.

  • You are in vast need of a reality check, Captain.

  • Computer, open your outer hatches.

  • What is this place?

  • Horizon.

  • So aptly named.

  • Both for it’s majesty...

  • ...and it’s grand power.

  • The Arioui, a race of beings unlike any the Iconians have ever known,

  • constructed this world,

  • a weapon,

  • over 250,000 years ago.

  • They fully intended to mop up the remains of the Iconian’s "Grand Alliance" with it.

  • At the last second, the Iconians moved this entire world to another galaxy.

  • The Horizon...

  • lost to all of history...

  • ...until now.

  • The hologram at the monument,

  • was the Iconians?

  • His name was Commansour Hasaht.

  • Their end was somewhat poetic, actually.

  • While attempting to reprogram the tower’s defense drones

  • they missed a hidden protocol in the code.

  • The drones turned on them and killed them.

  • A mistake I was careful not to repeat.

  • So, you gave me a reality check,

  • but why are you doing this?

  • Your vessel, your crew.

  • How did you find this place?

  • Were here by mistake.

  • I believe you.

  • So what now?

  • Now, I suppose you can stay and watch.

  • Watch what?

  • I want you to know what it feels like when your world burns like mine did.

  • What?

  • In the 24th century, Romulus was destroyed.

  • All while the Federation sat by and did nothing.

  • Now what few of us are left are scattered across the Alpha Quadrant.

  • The 24th century?

  • This is the 28th century.

  • And it is here where you will watch while your entire future is destroyed.

  • That is the only reason you are still alive.

  • I’ve boosted the sensors as much as I’m going to be able to,

  • and with a stroke of luck,

  • several large hatches opened which allowed me to scan deeper into the surface.

  • From what I can tell the structure is massive.

  • It protrudes into underground caverns.

  • Any luck locating our people?

  • 3 human lifesigns, in the underground chambers.

  • But there are extensive metal deposits in the surrounding rocks.

  • Which is going to make it nearly impossible to get a transporter lock.

  • - What if we try something else? - What’d you have in mind?

  • Low risk, we try to beam down communicators and weapons.

  • If we can’t get them out directly, at least we can lend a hand.

  • Let’s do it.

  • Harrison.

  • Find me.

  • Hello?

  • Is there somebody there?

  • Discovery, come in.

  • Discovery!

  • Captain, you there?

  • - Yes, is everything alright up there? - Yes, sir.

  • Were going to get you out of there, but can’t get a clear enough lock to beam you and the others out.

  • Can you get me a scanner and a weapon?

  • Hold on, sir.

  • Tom, I’d like some more firepower just incase.

  • Can you send me one of those phase compression rifles?

  • And an extra phase pistol.

  • Yes, sir.

  • I’m getting an energy reading from the structure.

  • What is it?

  • It looks like some sort of objects are separating from the main structure.

  • Put it up.

  • They look like attack drones.

  • I’d say that’s exactly what they are.

  • Tactical alert, load photonic torpedoes.

  • Stand back!

  • It’s good to see you.

  • You too.

  • I guess yours wasn’t as nice as mine.

  • What are you talking about?

  • Nothing.

  • Let's go get Marie.

  • T’mar, you think we can make it through that radiation?

  • I can try.

  • Hawke to Discovery.

  • I’ve found Jackson and Marie.

  • Were going to try to get out of this structure.

  • If you don’t hear from me in ten minutes, you hit this place with everything youve got!

  • I’m not gonna leave you down there!

  • That’s an order, Commander!

  • Captain! I think I found a way out of here!

  • Well what is it?

  • Just down that corridor is some kind of antigravity platform.

  • It's the best we've got.

  • I’ll cover you.

  • Go!

  • Any time!

  • Discovery, can you get a lock on us?

  • Not yet, there’s still interference, you need to get further from the tower.

  • Well do our best.

  • Can't this thing go any faster?

  • This isn’t exactly a starship!

  • Did you get them?

  • Commander?

  • I got them, theyre safe and sound.

  • I don’t know about sound.

  • Oh God, come on!

  • How is she?

  • Doc says he doesn’t know if shell make it.

  • I wish we had more time to worry about Marie,

  • but we have to deal with Daekon.

  • Jackson, have you informed them of the situation?

  • Yes, sir.

  • T’mar, what do you think about this? He is a Romulan.

  • I’ve never even heard of Daekon.

  • And I’m as clueless as you are.

  • I’m guessing any information about Daekon or the fact that he’s from the

  • 28th century is highly restricted information in the Imperial Senate.

  • I figured as much...

  • We have to put a stop to this.

  • Where are we with weapons and hull plating?

  • I can give you phase cannons or torpedoes, but I can’t give you both.

  • Most I can give you on hull plating is 50%. That's if were lucky.

  • Captain, if youre considering a frontal assault, I’m not sure that would be the best idea.

  • From the scans I took of the structure while inside, it’s highly shielded.

  • And even if our weapons could damage or destroy it,

  • I’m not sure we’d be able to get past the drones.

  • Captain.

  • Why hasn’t Daekon just destroyed us and gone about his business?

  • I think I can answer that.

  • From what I can tell, the weapon has a long recharge time.

  • It seems the gravimetric distortions are a direct side-effect of the weapon,

  • and since we got here theyve dropped off significantly and have been slowly rising again.

  • I don’t think it can simply be fired like a torpedo.

  • Well, at least well have a warning sign if he intends to use it again.

  • But we can’t count on it.

  • You all know the severity of the situation.

  • Weve been through a lot these last couple of days.

  • Hell, the last six months.

  • Get some rest, we need you clear-headed.

  • Dismissed!

  • Harrison!

  • Harrison!

  • Find me, Harrison!

  • Save me!

  • Find me, Harrison!

  • We gotta get you to sickbay.

  • You must protect the timeline!

  • Protect the timeline!

  • Find me, Harrison!

  • There's more in stake than you know.

  • Find me!

  • Amelia!

  • Hey!

  • How?

  • We gotta get you to sickbay.

  • No, I’ll be fine.

  • We have a lot to talk about.

  • You look...

  • I feel - terrible.

  • Dermal regeneration will only do so much for you.

  • Dermal regeneration?

  • There are some things we need to talk about before anything else.

  • I’m all ears.

  • There’s no easy way to say this.

  • Say what?

  • My assignment to Discovery wasn’t by chance.

  • Your dreams after you thought I’d died weren’t an accident.

  • I don’t really follow.

  • I’m a temporal agent.

  • I’m not from your time.

  • I was sent to Discovery because your time period

  • is a major front in the Temporal Cold War.

  • I know it’s a lot to take in.

  • So what youre saying is...

  • This ship, crew...

  • us...

  • ...was just an assignment, a job?

  • It started out as an assignment.

  • But you have to know that my time here and

  • and the way that I feel about you...

  • It became so much more than an assignment.

  • So, assuming what you say is true...

  • Why me?

  • Why Discovery? Why not Enterprise!

  • Theyre the ones that ended the Temporal Cold War.

  • Because the Enterprise is too important to risk at this point.

  • I get it, the ship that has a footnote in history is expendable.

  • I wouldn’t put it that way.

  • What about the dreams?

  • I encoded them into your subconscious while you were sleeping.

  • In case anything happened,

  • you’d hopefully be able to activate the beacon before it was too late.

  • Were in the 28th century...

  • We were trying to destroy the Romulan weapon,

  • when we got caught in some sort of gravimetric distortion that pulled us here.

  • Romulan weapon?

  • It could have been devestating.

  • The Romulans aren’t supposed to have that sort of technology in this time period.

  • What is it?

  • I'm sorry if I woke you, sir, but I couldn't sleep. Could you come down to engineering? It's important.

  • I’ll be there right away, besides I’ve someone here who’d like to say hello.

  • You feel up to taking a walk?

  • Yeah. I think I can manage.

  • I recommend that we keep this information on a need-to-know basis.

  • What kind of story would you like to make up this time?

  • I think we can trust the senior staff.

  • Amelia?

  • Hey!

  • Reports of my death have been over-exaggerated...but not by much.

  • How are you here?

  • The section you were in decompressed to space.

  • Look, I know you all have questions, but it’s a long story.

  • Well explain at the briefing in the morning.

  • So, what do you have for us?

  • I assume you called me down here at 4 in the morning for something?

  • Yes. It’s not everyday you see a ghost.

  • Francis?

  • Right...

  • We have a theory on how we got here.

  • We know the gravimetric wave concentration was much higher when we arrived,

  • which is when the rift formed.

  • We think the distortions from the Romulan weapon and this planet were somehow linked,

  • essentially acting like a magnet, pulling us through space and time.

  • After studying the subspace tear, the only answer I keep coming back to

  • is that the tricobalt devices must have had an irreparable flaw

  • that caused them to have unpredictable effects on subspace.

  • In the case of mixing with this kind of gravimetric distortion,

  • we have seen what the side effect is.

  • Do you think you could recreate the subspace tear?

  • Well that’s what were hoping for.

  • Whatever’s generating the distortions seems to be consistently building a charge,

  • but it’s just not strong enough to open a rift.

  • Good work, it’s a start.

  • Amelia, I want a report on everything you know about the Temporal Cold War and this situation.

  • Briefing in two hours.

  • Yes, sir.

  • Amelia?

  • Whatever is going on, just wanted you to know..

  • It’s good to have you back.

  • Thanks, you know it’s really good to be back.

  • I’d better get started.

  • All of this has been classified top secret by Starfleet and remains in this room.

  • Until now it has been privy only to ship captains and admirals.

  • Amelia.

  • I am from the 31st century.

  • We have technology that allows us to travel through time with the ease you travel through space.

  • Obviously it was very quickly realized how dangerous this technology could be,

  • so Temporal Accords were put into place,

  • outlawing the use of the technology for anything other than observation of the timeline.

  • There are groups that have broken these accords

  • and seek to bend the timeline to their own will

  • with total disregard for the consequences.

  • The Temporal Cold War.

  • It was officially ended five years ago,

  • and all groups brought to justice, with the exception of one.

  • Until recently we have been unable to locate him or ascertain his identity.

  • I believe this man on the surface, Daekon,

  • is the last fugitive from the Temporal Cold War.

  • Any questions?

  • I think we can destroy the Horizon by overloading it’s central power matrix.

  • I agree, it’s the best way.

  • The good news is that since the weapon has been building a charge,

  • I’ve noticed a significant drop in the strength of the dampening field that was blocking our transporters.

  • Should be able to transport you right into the living room.

  • Good.

  • Tom, I’ll be taking you and Amelia down to the surface

  • where we are going to try to overload the Horizon from the inside.

  • Francis, I want your people working double time,

  • do whatever you have to.

  • If this doesn’t work, well need everything we can muster to try and take it out from orbit.

  • Jackson, work with Francis on trying to recreate the subspace tear.

  • It's me honest, I don’t know how this is going to work out.

  • But we have a job to do.

  • And no matter what... people are counting on us.

  • Any questions?

  • Jackson, when we go down to the surface, if for whatever reason we can’t complete our objective

  • I want you to try to take that tower out by any means necessary. Understood?

  • Yes, sir.

  • Amelia, Tom!

  • Transporter room in one hour.

  • Dismissed!

  • Have you come to kill me, Captain?

  • I can’t allow you to use that weapon.

  • It is not only a weapon, it is a temporal observatory.

  • One even unlike what our friend from the 31st century has seen.

  • Don’t bother denying it.

  • The temporal signature of everyone in the room is logged by the computer.

  • Would make sense.

  • Looks like this place doubles as an observatory.

  • Scan the timeline, send a message to the past,

  • change things from afar.

  • What is this?

  • The destruction of Romulus.

  • If a change is implemented over time -

  • a series of small changes -

  • then time ripples outward,

  • affecting the past and the future in waves.

  • But if one tries to change too much at any given time,

  • the fabric of space and time fractures,

  • and a new universe is born.

  • What’s your point?

  • I've worked a lifetime for this,

  • giving the Romulans of your day just enough to finish the weapon, to change my future.

  • All using a technology that even the legendary Iconians couldn’t master.

  • And even they, for all their intelligence,

  • could'nt sustain their union of peace.

  • And here you are,

  • repeating their mistakes with your precious Federation.

  • It is sickening.

  • Allowing your species to become so tainted and dilluted that yours is as dead as mine.

  • I will not stand for that, Captain.

  • I cannot stand for that.

  • It is a numbers game.

  • Your people for mine,

  • your union for my empire.

  • It is as simple as that.

  • Discovery, come in.

  • Discovery here, Captain.

  • Carry out your orders.

  • One way or another, this ends here.

  • Where did he go?

  • Francis.

  • Load the photonic torpedoes.

  • Yes, sir.

  • Target the tower.

  • Loaded and ready, sir.

  • T’mar, you think you can handle getting us in without burning up the atmosphere?

  • Where is he?

  • He is above us.

  • That can’t be good.

  • Power is being shunted to that station.

  • What was that?

  • Gravimetric distortions, lots of them.

  • Keep this heading!

  • This looks similar to an intergravic platform we run before.

  • Can you use it?

  • Yeah, I think so.

  • Jackson!

  • Yeah!

  • You need to destroy this place at all cost!

  • I’m doing my best! The gravimetric distortions are tearing us apart.

  • Jackson!

  • Discovery, come in!

  • Daekon!

  • It's over!

  • Take cover!

  • The distortions are subsiding.

  • I think were in some kind of bubble generated by the tower.

  • Let's see it.

  • Zoom in.

  • Torpedoes.

  • Ready.

  • Target those things, take them out as soon as were in range.

  • If were going to do something, we’d better do it soon!

  • You hear that?

  • Sorry about that, Captain. Would you like a lift?

  • Take Amelia and Tom, I still have to set the overload sequence.

  • Harrison, wait!

  • I can read Romulan.

  • I've a much better chance of disabling this thing than you do.

  • See you on the ship Lieutenant.

  • Good luck, Captain.

  • Daekon! You don’t have a choice anymore.

  • Either you stop or well destroy this place.

  • Do you really want to die alone in the middle of nowhere like the last Iconians?

  • The Iconians held such high standards for everyone else,

  • but what did it get them?

  • Think about the hologram at the monument.

  • They died on this world.

  • Do you really think they left it as a monument to themselves?

  • To their greatness?

  • If the Iconians had truly learned from the past,

  • they wouldn’t have tried to save the most powerful weapon ever created for themselves.

  • It’s building a charge. Two minutes.

  • The Iconian gateway.

  • Impressive!

  • I have to stay here.

  • What?

  • I can overload the power systems, cause a self destruct.

  • I'll do it.

  • I’m the logical choice, I can read Romulan.

  • I can go through the gate at the last second.

  • But youll end up God knows where or when.

  • I can find my way back. I’m not new to this.

  • 60 seconds. If you go right now you'll have just enough time to open the rift and get back.

  • Discovery! One to beam up.

  • Where's Amelia?

  • She's staying behind.

  • Tricobalt torpedoes.

  • Prepare to fire.

  • Aye, sir.

  • Let's go home.

  • The rift appears to be stable.

  • T'mar?

  • 3,000 meters... 2,000...

  • The tower is going critical.

  • Aft cameras!

  • Compensating for the distortions this time. Sending to your station T’mar.

  • Faster!

  • I'm trying.

  • Were almost through, the gravimetric field is beginning to destabilize.

  • The field is collapsing!

  • Captain, star charts show that were in the right place.

  • But the barometric cloud barrier, the distortions, nebulae, theyre all gone.

  • Looks like Amelia might have been succesful.

  • Any ships? Is the Enterprise still out there? The Vulcans?

  • Scanning.

  • Captain, I’m picking up some transmissions.

  • Faint, narrow band.

  • Let’s hear it.

  • Can you clear it up?

  • Working on it.

  • Sir, I have the Enterprise on the sensors.

  • Theyre running on reserve power,

  • warp engines are down, theyre in bad shape.

  • The Vulcans?

  • One Vulcan ship adrift, the Kurok. Very faint life signs.

  • Set a course for Enterprise. Transport all Vulcan survivors here.

  • Jackson, open up a communication channel.

  • Discovery to Enterprise. Can you read me?

  • Enterprise, come in.

  • Enterprise here.

  • Enterprise, glad to hear that you're ok.

  • We're sending over repair teams and medical supplies right away. Hawke out.

  • Jackson, coordinate with Francis to get the teams over to the Enterprise.

  • Yes, sir.

  • Any luck on the transmissions?

  • I think I’m getting it now.

  • What is it?

  • A faint signal from a transponder in the Romulan debris.

  • It’s a message being transmitted on loop.

  • I managed to clear it up.

  • Let’s hear it.

  • The human Coalition has destroyed the weapon before it could be activated.

  • We must not allow this pestulence to grow further.

  • Destroy that transponder, now!

  • If they send their entire fleet, then everything youve accomplished will be for nothing.

  • I wish I had a solution.

  • But were operating in the dark here.

  • I have a meeting with the Vulcans, Andorians, and Tellerites later today.

  • Word is the Romulans are amassing a force in the Cheron system.

  • Will you be deploying us, sir?

  • You did a hell of a job, Harrison.

  • I know practically no one more deserving of a rest.

  • Thank you, sir. It wasn’t exactly what we expected.

  • You handled it well.

  • You and your crew have been an excellent asset to Starfleet.

  • Thank you.

  • If all goes well, a fleet of Vulcan, Andorian, Tellerite, and some of our own ships

  • including Discovery and Enterprise will be deployed to the Cheron system.

  • It says here youre transferring T’mar?

  • Yes, that's right. The assignment’s over.

  • May I make a request, sir?

  • Sure!

  • I’d like to keep T’mar at the helm.

  • Really?

  • Yes, sir.

  • Allright.

  • Thank you.

  • T'mar.

  • You got a second?

  • I'm really not in the frame of mind for your usual attitude,

  • - so if you... - Just hear me out.

  • I wanted to say...

  • I regret some of the things that happened between us.

  • Is that all?

  • I’m trying to apologize.

  • So apologize.

  • Sir.

  • Look...

  • I don’t know if I’m able to change over night.

  • Or if I’ll be able to accept things.

  • I want you to know that I’m trying.

  • And I am sorry for some of the things I’ve said and done.

  • Thank you!

  • Before you say anything, yes it’s really me.

  • No implanted dreams or visions.

  • How?

  • I took the Iconian gateway offworld just before the tower was destroyed.

  • I have no idea where I was, but I activated my beacon,

  • much like you did and I was retrieved by people from my time.

  • All in a day’s work.

  • What is it?

  • My superiors don’t know I’m here.

  • I can’t stay.

  • I needed to let you know that I’m okay.

  • And that I really do care about you.

  • If things were different...

  • I... actually understand.

  • I just wish it didn’t have to be this way.

  • Me too.

  • Are things any different in your time?

  • Are we really any better?

  • I can’t say too much, I don’t want to contaminate the timeline more than I already have.

  • But I can tell you that the Coalition of Planets leads to a great alliance.

  • I am actually part Romulan.

  • A small part.

  • But my great-grandfather was Romulan.

  • My grandmother was 1/8th Cardassian...

  • my mother was human...

  • my father was human, more or less.

  • The Federation that Daekon mentioned?

  • It is destined for so much more than you realize.

  • So, were on the same path as the others?

  • What do you mean?

  • Romulans,

  • Vulcans,

  • humans

  • and Iconians...

  • At our core, are we really any different?

  • I’m sorry, I have to go.

  • If I stay any longer, someone might notice.

  • Will we ever see each other again?

  • I wish I could say that we would.

  • Perhaps we will.

  • At the edge of the universe.

  • I’d like that.

  • One can hope.

  • English subtitles by Andreas Amlinger

Horizon

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