WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:01:50.068 --> 00:01:52.771 - 1900 hours, cruising as before. 4 00:01:53.822 --> 00:01:58.827 1900 hours, cruising as before, so noted. 5 00:02:00.995 --> 00:02:01.995 - Evening, 6 00:02:03.164 --> 00:02:04.824 anything interesting? 7 00:02:04.874 --> 00:02:07.210 - Just keeping an eye on our course. 8 00:02:07.377 --> 00:02:09.337 Marcus has me as acting navigator 9 00:02:09.379 --> 00:02:11.381 since we ended up shorthanded. 10 00:02:12.632 --> 00:02:13.583 - How about young Royce, 11 00:02:13.633 --> 00:02:14.759 how's he doing? 12 00:02:15.885 --> 00:02:17.470 - Well enough. 13 00:02:17.887 --> 00:02:20.423 You know, it's morning back home right now. 14 00:02:20.473 --> 00:02:21.174 - Homesick? 15 00:02:21.224 --> 00:02:22.392 - Of course not, 16 00:02:23.351 --> 00:02:24.636 - I do loathe children. 17 00:02:24.686 --> 00:02:26.513 That bad? 18 00:02:26.563 --> 00:02:28.723 - He needs some discipline kicked into him. 19 00:02:28.773 --> 00:02:29.773 But I'll admit, 20 00:02:29.816 --> 00:02:30.600 it will be nice to have 21 00:02:30.650 --> 00:02:32.169 a dedicated electronic warfare specialist 22 00:02:32.193 --> 00:02:32.977 with us this time. 23 00:02:33.862 --> 00:02:35.647 Conn, SepMOD. 24 00:02:35.697 --> 00:02:36.781 - Conn, aye. 25 00:02:38.032 --> 00:02:41.111 - Strobing contact bearing 040 by 022. 26 00:02:41.161 --> 00:02:44.114 Distance approximately 2.5 million Ahrimans. 27 00:02:44.164 --> 00:02:45.323 - ID? 28 00:02:45.373 --> 00:02:47.826 It looked clean until about 15 seconds ago. 29 00:02:47.876 --> 00:02:49.994 Now I'm getting flashes of a scrambled signal. 30 00:02:50.044 --> 00:02:52.664 She looks to pass close at present course and speed 31 00:02:52.714 --> 00:02:55.592 about 1,100 Ahrimans off our starboard side, high to low. 32 00:02:56.176 --> 00:02:58.211 Mr. Barrows? 33 00:02:58.261 --> 00:02:59.921 - Mr. Masterson? 34 00:02:59.971 --> 00:03:01.756 - Shall we go to quarters? 35 00:03:01.806 --> 00:03:04.634 - Well, that's the kind of decision you were hired to make. 36 00:03:04.684 --> 00:03:05.468 - Sir? 37 00:03:05.518 --> 00:03:06.469 - Choice is yours. 38 00:03:06.519 --> 00:03:09.222 Have it sounded or call the captain and ask him. 39 00:03:09.272 --> 00:03:10.666 - Abner, I'm the XO, I should really... 40 00:03:10.690 --> 00:03:12.642 - No, you really shouldn't. 41 00:03:12.692 --> 00:03:13.836 Give him a chance to earn his pay. 42 00:03:14.694 --> 00:03:15.478 Conn SepMOD, 43 00:03:15.528 --> 00:03:17.355 contact confirmed as blacklisted ship. 44 00:03:17.405 --> 00:03:20.275 We have full legal authority to destroy or seize. 45 00:03:20.325 --> 00:03:22.493 Designating contact as 'Target One.' 46 00:03:25.371 --> 00:03:26.623 - Time's wasting mister. 47 00:03:28.166 --> 00:03:29.868 - Sound general quarters, 48 00:03:29.918 --> 00:03:31.369 all hands to battle stations. 49 00:03:37.759 --> 00:03:39.403 - Abner, he really should have deferred to me 50 00:03:39.427 --> 00:03:42.847 after all I am the executive officer of this ship. 51 00:03:46.267 --> 00:03:48.645 - Of course, you're absolutely right. 52 00:03:54.567 --> 00:03:55.768 - Magazines manned and ready. 53 00:03:55.818 --> 00:03:57.896 - Hydra One mount reports manned and ready. 54 00:03:57.946 --> 00:03:59.606 - Cobra mount reports manned and ready. 55 00:03:59.656 --> 00:04:01.065 - Hydra Two manned and ready. 56 00:04:01.115 --> 00:04:02.734 - Quad mount reports manned and ready. 57 00:04:02.784 --> 00:04:04.569 - Hydra Twin mount reports manned and ready. 58 00:04:04.619 --> 00:04:06.571 - All guns manned and ready. 59 00:04:08.790 --> 00:04:09.616 - What's happening? 60 00:04:09.666 --> 00:04:10.867 Why are we at the quarters? 61 00:04:10.917 --> 00:04:12.493 - New contact Captain, 62 00:04:12.543 --> 00:04:13.646 high on the bow to starboard. 63 00:04:13.670 --> 00:04:14.921 It's blacklisted. 64 00:04:15.964 --> 00:04:18.508 - Why was I informed by the alarms instead of you? 65 00:04:19.384 --> 00:04:20.501 - I considered... 66 00:04:20.551 --> 00:04:21.844 - Then why didn't you? 67 00:04:24.347 --> 00:04:25.965 We'll talk about this later. 68 00:04:26.015 --> 00:04:28.051 I have the Conn, threat board on one. 69 00:04:29.143 --> 00:04:30.454 Combat condition, 70 00:04:30.478 --> 00:04:32.013 sealing pressure doors. 71 00:04:34.983 --> 00:04:37.060 - She'll pass right abeam of us. 72 00:04:37.110 --> 00:04:39.020 - Couldn't ask for a better setup. 73 00:04:39.070 --> 00:04:41.022 - SepMOD, distance to target. 74 00:04:41.072 --> 00:04:42.132 Contact has closed distance 75 00:04:42.156 --> 00:04:43.191 to 2 million Ahrimans. 76 00:04:43.241 --> 00:04:45.985 Speed is constant at 200,000 APH. 77 00:04:46.035 --> 00:04:47.403 - She's drifting. 78 00:04:47.453 --> 00:04:49.030 Trying to sneak through undetected. 79 00:04:49.080 --> 00:04:51.282 - Who generated the blacklist warrant? 80 00:04:51.332 --> 00:04:52.434 The Arkwright family. 81 00:04:58.548 --> 00:05:00.333 - The Arkwrights? 82 00:05:00.383 --> 00:05:02.677 We're collecting bounties for those beasts? 83 00:05:04.095 --> 00:05:05.805 - Keep those thoughts to yourself. 84 00:05:06.973 --> 00:05:09.842 If you need a reason this means serious prize money. 85 00:05:19.527 --> 00:05:20.728 - Maneuvering, Conn. 86 00:05:20.778 --> 00:05:23.273 Bring the reactor to 100%. 87 00:05:23.323 --> 00:05:26.234 Stand by to commence flank speed operations. 88 00:05:26.284 --> 00:05:27.944 - Max output, aye. 89 00:05:27.994 --> 00:05:30.697 Reactors one and two, latch the rods and lift to the stops. 90 00:05:30.747 --> 00:05:32.365 - Aye, sir, latching and lifting. 91 00:05:41.090 --> 00:05:43.793 - We could try pushing her a little bit. 92 00:05:43.843 --> 00:05:44.627 - Not this time, 93 00:05:44.677 --> 00:05:46.971 let's see how she handles ordinary combat first. 94 00:05:47.889 --> 00:05:49.757 - Helm, correct course and angle 95 00:05:49.807 --> 00:05:51.384 to match the target. 96 00:05:51.434 --> 00:05:52.802 And prepare to reverse. 97 00:05:52.852 --> 00:05:54.762 - Aye, sir, adjusting course. 98 00:06:06.741 --> 00:06:09.319 - Contact has closed distance to 1.4 million Ahrimans. 99 00:06:10.203 --> 00:06:11.988 Stand by... confirmed classification, 100 00:06:12.038 --> 00:06:13.906 Bolton Class freighter. 101 00:06:13.956 --> 00:06:15.750 Looks like she's even older than we are. 102 00:06:18.127 --> 00:06:19.704 - Focus on your jobs, please. 103 00:06:19.754 --> 00:06:21.080 Let's not have her getting away. 104 00:06:22.006 --> 00:06:24.133 Target course matched. 105 00:06:25.093 --> 00:06:26.210 - All back standard. 106 00:06:26.260 --> 00:06:28.137 - Aye, sir, all back standard. 107 00:06:39.982 --> 00:06:41.434 - Nice and smooth. 108 00:06:41.484 --> 00:06:43.186 - Just like my dad's clipper. 109 00:06:43.236 --> 00:06:44.312 - Burn up 20%. 110 00:06:44.362 --> 00:06:45.605 Burn up 20%, aye. 111 00:06:45.655 --> 00:06:46.799 Contact approaching steady. 112 00:06:52.453 --> 00:06:53.237 - After this patrol, 113 00:06:53.287 --> 00:06:55.206 you should come on another trip with us. 114 00:06:56.040 --> 00:06:57.040 - Um... 115 00:06:57.125 --> 00:06:58.227 Yeah, that sounds nice 116 00:06:58.251 --> 00:06:59.994 but this freighter won't catch itself. 117 00:07:00.044 --> 00:07:01.063 What's she doing? 118 00:07:01.087 --> 00:07:02.687 She should be trying to evade us by now. 119 00:07:03.548 --> 00:07:04.691 Captain, target has increased speed 120 00:07:04.715 --> 00:07:07.126 to 201,000 APH and is accelerating. 121 00:07:07.176 --> 00:07:08.461 - She's gunning it, Marcus! 122 00:07:08.511 --> 00:07:10.129 - All hands brace. 123 00:07:10.179 --> 00:07:11.179 Flank reverse! 124 00:07:18.563 --> 00:07:20.723 Don't call me by first name in front of the men. 125 00:07:20.773 --> 00:07:23.518 Captain, target one is veering to starboard. 126 00:07:23.568 --> 00:07:25.895 - Cut burn to 80%. 127 00:07:25.945 --> 00:07:27.647 Full burn on port, 128 00:07:27.697 --> 00:07:31.734 three quarters on starboard bow tips for 15 seconds. 129 00:07:45.173 --> 00:07:48.918 Comms, transmit a desist order and identify us. 130 00:07:48.968 --> 00:07:51.345 Cobra mount, prepare a warning shot over her bow. 131 00:07:53.431 --> 00:07:55.925 Chief, the threat board just went out. 132 00:07:55.975 --> 00:07:57.385 - Recycling the input, sir. 133 00:07:57.435 --> 00:07:59.595 Conn, Target One is slowing down now. 134 00:07:59.645 --> 00:08:01.597 Attention all passengers, 135 00:08:01.647 --> 00:08:03.641 the new year has arrived! 136 00:08:03.691 --> 00:08:06.894 The party is in full swing on C deck! 137 00:08:06.944 --> 00:08:08.354 Where are you? 138 00:08:08.404 --> 00:08:10.440 Get on down and join the celebration! 139 00:08:10.490 --> 00:08:11.274 - What is that? 140 00:08:11.324 --> 00:08:12.567 Who is playing that? 141 00:08:12.617 --> 00:08:13.677 - I'm sorry Captain it's... 142 00:08:13.701 --> 00:08:14.485 - What are you doing? 143 00:08:14.535 --> 00:08:16.112 - It's part of an old system. 144 00:08:16.162 --> 00:08:18.197 A virtual personality for tourists. 145 00:08:18.247 --> 00:08:19.198 Her name's Claire, 146 00:08:19.248 --> 00:08:21.284 some of our components were purchased second hand 147 00:08:21.334 --> 00:08:22.710 off of an old cruise liner. 148 00:08:22.793 --> 00:08:24.996 - We encountered her during the shakedown run. 149 00:08:25.046 --> 00:08:27.748 Captain Timmons had all of her code removed. 150 00:08:27.798 --> 00:08:29.959 I don't see how she can still be functioning. 151 00:08:30.009 --> 00:08:31.210 Stars and garters, 152 00:08:31.260 --> 00:08:33.880 have we got the event of a lifetime lined up for you! 153 00:08:33.930 --> 00:08:36.382 Captain, target slowing further. 154 00:08:36.432 --> 00:08:37.600 - Shut her up. 155 00:08:39.018 --> 00:08:41.137 - Marc... Captain I think he's trying to back down 156 00:08:41.187 --> 00:08:42.388 and run the other way. 157 00:08:42.438 --> 00:08:43.689 - Shut her OFF! 158 00:08:45.525 --> 00:08:46.851 Fire the warning shot! 159 00:08:46.901 --> 00:08:47.901 - Cobra mount, fire! 160 00:08:51.155 --> 00:08:52.591 No change in target course. 161 00:08:52.615 --> 00:08:55.651 - All hands brace, reverse thrust. 162 00:08:55.701 --> 00:08:56.701 All ahead one quarter. 163 00:08:56.744 --> 00:08:57.528 Aye, sir. 164 00:09:10.508 --> 00:09:12.843 - Mr. Saverin, please prepare to disable her. 165 00:09:14.595 --> 00:09:15.755 Fire at her with, uh, 166 00:09:15.805 --> 00:09:17.465 I think half shots will do the trick. 167 00:09:23.437 --> 00:09:25.139 - All guns target her forward engines. 168 00:09:25.189 --> 00:09:26.974 Hydra One, load half shots. 169 00:09:27.024 --> 00:09:29.185 - Comms, any acknowledgement yet? 170 00:09:29.235 --> 00:09:30.295 - It's a little funny, Captain. 171 00:09:30.319 --> 00:09:32.021 We may have just heard a channel open, 172 00:09:32.071 --> 00:09:34.649 then close again, nothing further. 173 00:09:34.699 --> 00:09:38.152 - Very well, disable her please Mr Saverin. 174 00:09:38.202 --> 00:09:39.612 - Hydra One, fire. 175 00:09:39.662 --> 00:09:40.738 - Fire. 176 00:09:43.666 --> 00:09:45.451 - Weapon missed, leading target. 177 00:09:45.501 --> 00:09:46.452 Adjust to minus 4. 178 00:09:46.502 --> 00:09:47.787 - Adjust and fire. 179 00:09:53.134 --> 00:09:54.210 - Adjust and fire. 180 00:09:54.260 --> 00:09:56.212 - Adjusting minus 4, firing! 181 00:10:01.183 --> 00:10:02.134 - Hit, Captain. 182 00:10:02.184 --> 00:10:04.845 - Confirmed, target's forward engines appear to be disabled. 183 00:10:04.895 --> 00:10:06.347 She's spinning free. 184 00:10:06.397 --> 00:10:08.349 - Helm, cease forward thrust, 185 00:10:08.399 --> 00:10:09.934 burn reverse at one quarter. 186 00:10:09.984 --> 00:10:12.311 25 second burn, 187 00:10:12.361 --> 00:10:13.396 bring us alongside, 188 00:10:13.446 --> 00:10:15.606 we'll extend the MAG at 1,000 yards. 189 00:10:15.656 --> 00:10:16.566 Call it out Foley. 190 00:10:16.616 --> 00:10:17.733 Aye sir. 191 00:10:17.783 --> 00:10:19.277 - Mr. Royce, can we open their doors 192 00:10:19.327 --> 00:10:20.971 or do we have to do this the old fashioned way? 193 00:10:20.995 --> 00:10:22.238 - It should be easy sir. 194 00:10:22.288 --> 00:10:24.782 They're shutting down their communication systems 195 00:10:24.832 --> 00:10:26.518 like they think I'm gonna hack them through that. 196 00:10:26.542 --> 00:10:28.494 They should be worried about the keyring. 197 00:10:28.544 --> 00:10:29.370 - Do we have a key? 198 00:10:29.420 --> 00:10:31.664 - I'm checking now, sir, but it's gonna take a while. 199 00:10:31.714 --> 00:10:32.873 - You don't have a while. 200 00:10:32.923 --> 00:10:35.001 Helm, continue your approach. 201 00:10:35.051 --> 00:10:35.918 Let's get into position. 202 00:10:35.968 --> 00:10:37.112 This needs to be handled quickly. 203 00:10:37.970 --> 00:10:38.713 1,000 yards. 204 00:10:38.763 --> 00:10:39.797 Devil's distance captain. 205 00:10:39.847 --> 00:10:40.756 - Deploy the MAG. 206 00:10:48.189 --> 00:10:49.807 - Her rotation is slowing, 207 00:10:49.857 --> 00:10:51.192 she's dragging us with her. 208 00:11:05.122 --> 00:11:05.948 Five, 209 00:11:05.998 --> 00:11:06.998 four, 210 00:11:07.041 --> 00:11:07.825 three, 211 00:11:07.875 --> 00:11:08.951 two, 212 00:11:09.001 --> 00:11:09.785 one, 213 00:11:09.835 --> 00:11:11.537 - synchro. 214 00:11:11.587 --> 00:11:12.872 - Burn all tips to starboard. 215 00:11:12.922 --> 00:11:14.123 Reel us in. 216 00:11:19.804 --> 00:11:21.255 Extend the lock. 217 00:11:23.099 --> 00:11:25.142 Prepare a boarding action and take charge. 218 00:11:25.393 --> 00:11:26.602 - Aye, Captain. 219 00:11:27.269 --> 00:11:29.263 All compartments prepare for boarding action. 220 00:11:29.313 --> 00:11:32.558 Mr. Merchov, assemble your men at Airlock 4. 221 00:11:34.235 --> 00:11:35.319 - Best of luck, Tom. 222 00:11:37.113 --> 00:11:39.073 - You too... Marcus. 223 00:11:48.999 --> 00:11:50.519 Target One is fighting the MAG. 224 00:11:50.543 --> 00:11:51.786 - Royce, key? 225 00:11:51.836 --> 00:11:52.912 - Yeah, I've got it! 226 00:11:52.962 --> 00:11:53.962 For a second there, 227 00:11:54.004 --> 00:11:55.482 I thought I'd have to magic one up... 228 00:11:55.506 --> 00:11:56.757 - Are we ready to breach? 229 00:11:57.633 --> 00:11:58.633 - Yes, sir. 230 00:12:02.680 --> 00:12:03.464 - All right boys, 231 00:12:03.514 --> 00:12:04.840 this is your first engagement. 232 00:12:04.890 --> 00:12:06.801 Remember your training and put it into practice. 233 00:12:06.851 --> 00:12:07.994 Prepare to take your first trophies. 234 00:12:08.018 --> 00:12:10.104 Taham tan zanam! 235 00:12:10.396 --> 00:12:11.415 - Just stay where you are Mr. Hess, 236 00:12:11.439 --> 00:12:13.140 we've got this in hand. 237 00:12:13.190 --> 00:12:14.501 - The captain told me to take charge. 238 00:12:14.525 --> 00:12:16.769 - It's a mop up, not worth your attention. 239 00:12:16.819 --> 00:12:17.728 - I have my orders. 240 00:12:22.241 --> 00:12:23.067 - Very well, sir. 241 00:12:23.951 --> 00:12:26.195 Pressurizing the walkway! 242 00:12:26.245 --> 00:12:27.029 Var Shaw! 243 00:12:31.500 --> 00:12:33.311 They've dispersed through the air lock. 244 00:12:33.335 --> 00:12:35.255 Advancing towards the bridge, Merchov commanding. 245 00:12:35.296 --> 00:12:36.690 Hamlin's fire team moving aft. 246 00:12:36.714 --> 00:12:38.382 Baldwin taking the crew quarters. 247 00:12:40.760 --> 00:12:42.461 Hamlin reports engineering secured, 248 00:12:42.511 --> 00:12:44.255 all hands in the space have surrendered. 249 00:12:44.305 --> 00:12:46.324 No resistance encountered yet, wait. 250 00:12:48.684 --> 00:12:51.178 Be advised, Baldwin has encountered token resistance 251 00:12:51.228 --> 00:12:52.388 in the crew areas. 252 00:12:52.438 --> 00:12:53.939 Hamlin moving to assist. 253 00:12:55.024 --> 00:12:56.100 Nearing the bridge, 254 00:12:56.150 --> 00:12:57.401 approaching with caution. 255 00:13:01.906 --> 00:13:03.816 Anyone else see that...? 256 00:13:06.410 --> 00:13:07.995 Resistance at the bridge, two men down! 257 00:13:15.336 --> 00:13:17.588 Surrender! 258 00:13:18.255 --> 00:13:19.799 Surrender... 259 00:13:21.133 --> 00:13:23.260 One moment sir... 260 00:13:25.554 --> 00:13:27.631 Ship secure captain, she's ours. 261 00:13:27.681 --> 00:13:29.175 - YEAH! 262 00:13:35.731 --> 00:13:38.559 - That's one prize to us. 263 00:13:38.609 --> 00:13:40.394 Link us up, we'll do a tandem brake. 264 00:13:40.444 --> 00:13:41.395 Take a manifest. 265 00:13:41.445 --> 00:13:42.696 I'll be up there shortly. 266 00:13:44.365 --> 00:13:45.950 Well done, XO. 267 00:13:51.455 --> 00:13:53.082 - Well done, XO. 268 00:14:12.184 --> 00:14:13.677 - Foodstuffs, indeed! 269 00:14:13.727 --> 00:14:16.355 He's got enough weapons back there to take Brasilia. 270 00:14:17.565 --> 00:14:19.809 Arms for the war on Perkunas, maybe? 271 00:14:19.859 --> 00:14:21.185 - Doesn't matter. 272 00:14:21.235 --> 00:14:23.270 These boys picked a fight with the wrong oligarchs. 273 00:14:23.320 --> 00:14:26.148 - Wouldn't it be something if these weapons were legitimate? 274 00:14:26.198 --> 00:14:28.025 I mean, I wouldn't put it past the Arkwrights 275 00:14:28.075 --> 00:14:29.693 to file a false claim. 276 00:14:29.743 --> 00:14:31.403 - Odds are they're stolen. 277 00:14:31.453 --> 00:14:32.696 They're from Hoplon Arms 278 00:14:32.746 --> 00:14:34.490 and if you notice somebody had a little fun 279 00:14:34.540 --> 00:14:35.866 with the serial numbers. 280 00:14:35.916 --> 00:14:37.409 - How do you know it's Hoplon? 281 00:14:37.459 --> 00:14:38.244 - I almost bought from them 282 00:14:38.294 --> 00:14:40.329 when we were outfitting our own marines. 283 00:14:40.379 --> 00:14:41.379 Good value for money 284 00:14:41.422 --> 00:14:43.624 but unfortunately their Yankee founder won't have 285 00:14:43.674 --> 00:14:45.793 any business with independent colonials. 286 00:14:45.843 --> 00:14:48.087 - Your scholar's memory serves us well, Captain. 287 00:14:48.137 --> 00:14:49.447 - You should have seen him in school, 288 00:14:49.471 --> 00:14:52.174 he could recite books from front to back. 289 00:14:52.224 --> 00:14:54.802 - Captain, Arkwright vessel "Peerless Diligence" 290 00:14:54.852 --> 00:14:57.354 is alongside requesting clearance to dock. 291 00:14:58.230 --> 00:14:59.473 - Granted. 292 00:15:05.321 --> 00:15:06.739 - So, are we sticking around? 293 00:15:08.449 --> 00:15:10.693 - Make my apologies to their commander personally, 294 00:15:10.743 --> 00:15:13.654 after that, get all of our men off this ship. 295 00:15:13.704 --> 00:15:15.497 I want to be out of here as soon as possible. 296 00:15:44.777 --> 00:15:46.687 - Why did you let Masterson take us to quarters 297 00:15:46.737 --> 00:15:48.272 without informing me? 298 00:15:48.322 --> 00:15:50.149 - It's a standard practice. 299 00:15:50.199 --> 00:15:51.718 He and the crew need to learn their jobs 300 00:15:51.742 --> 00:15:53.277 and how to work together. 301 00:15:53.327 --> 00:15:54.653 And how to work with the ship. 302 00:15:54.703 --> 00:15:56.614 - You put this crew together Abner, 303 00:15:56.664 --> 00:15:59.199 and now you're telling us they still need an education? 304 00:15:59.249 --> 00:16:00.117 - Tom... 305 00:16:00.167 --> 00:16:02.328 - It's quite all right, sir. 306 00:16:02.378 --> 00:16:05.205 I did the best I could with the budget you gave me. 307 00:16:05.255 --> 00:16:07.791 Yes, I personally know several of the officers, 308 00:16:07.841 --> 00:16:10.803 but they don't all know each other and they don't know you. 309 00:16:11.720 --> 00:16:13.490 Young greenhorns like Masterson still need a chance 310 00:16:13.514 --> 00:16:15.424 to make up their own minds under pressure. 311 00:16:15.474 --> 00:16:16.884 - I understand. 312 00:16:16.934 --> 00:16:19.553 But I must insist on being kept in the loop. 313 00:16:19.603 --> 00:16:20.679 - Of course. 314 00:16:20.729 --> 00:16:22.749 But your fire control officer doesn't need your help 315 00:16:22.773 --> 00:16:23.974 to do his job. 316 00:16:24.024 --> 00:16:26.518 - It seemed like the right thing in the moment. 317 00:16:26.568 --> 00:16:28.896 - Well that's why your father sent me along, 318 00:16:28.946 --> 00:16:30.230 to advise you, sir. 319 00:16:30.280 --> 00:16:32.483 - And what exactly does that mean, in practice? 320 00:16:32.533 --> 00:16:35.069 You stopped me from giving Masterson an order; 321 00:16:35.119 --> 00:16:37.821 that's a good deal more than mere advice... 322 00:16:37.871 --> 00:16:40.908 - It was an order you didn't need to give but don't worry. 323 00:16:40.958 --> 00:16:42.644 I'll make sure you both get back home quickly 324 00:16:42.668 --> 00:16:44.244 and in one piece. 325 00:16:44.294 --> 00:16:45.079 That's my job. 326 00:16:45.129 --> 00:16:46.622 - Your point is taken, Abner. 327 00:16:46.672 --> 00:16:48.549 And we'll work on this going forward. 328 00:16:50.551 --> 00:16:54.096 You know what's getting to me is that... that voice. 329 00:16:55.097 --> 00:16:56.491 I understand that the ship's components 330 00:16:56.515 --> 00:16:58.892 came from unusual places, but... 331 00:16:59.143 --> 00:17:00.803 We can't have that. 332 00:17:00.853 --> 00:17:02.888 It's an embarrassment and it's dangerous. 333 00:17:02.938 --> 00:17:04.723 - Young Royce is weeding her out as we speak. 334 00:17:04.773 --> 00:17:06.892 - Has he started his qualification course? 335 00:17:06.942 --> 00:17:10.104 I want every officer to be able to stand watch. 336 00:17:10.154 --> 00:17:11.855 - If I may make a suggestion, captain, 337 00:17:11.905 --> 00:17:13.699 you might focus on today's victory. 338 00:17:14.950 --> 00:17:16.344 Today's prize is worth a fair penny, 339 00:17:16.368 --> 00:17:18.904 and we bagged it right out of the gate. 340 00:17:18.954 --> 00:17:22.833 And... it was an excellent learning experience. 341 00:17:27.379 --> 00:17:28.288 - Oh, that guy. 342 00:17:28.338 --> 00:17:30.841 I don't even know why we have to have him with us. 343 00:17:36.472 --> 00:17:37.848 - To a fine start. 344 00:17:43.854 --> 00:17:45.147 - I can hardly believe it. 345 00:17:45.397 --> 00:17:46.181 - Believe what? 346 00:17:46.231 --> 00:17:48.475 - What we just did. What you just did! 347 00:17:48.525 --> 00:17:50.269 I mean, you have this junk ship 348 00:17:50.319 --> 00:17:51.687 and a patched together crew... 349 00:17:51.737 --> 00:17:54.398 - It was easy pickings and the marines did most of the work. 350 00:17:54.448 --> 00:17:57.284 - You've have the greenest marine outfit available 351 00:17:57.326 --> 00:17:59.246 - The approach was perfect right out of the gate. 352 00:17:59.286 --> 00:18:00.966 You couldn't have asked for a better setup. 353 00:18:00.996 --> 00:18:03.240 - And you've apparently got the luck of the Irish. 354 00:18:03.290 --> 00:18:05.117 And I'm also the youngest 355 00:18:05.167 --> 00:18:06.994 and least experienced commanding officer 356 00:18:07.044 --> 00:18:08.045 in the entire fleet. 357 00:18:10.464 --> 00:18:12.132 - Always the bright side with you. 358 00:18:20.599 --> 00:18:22.434 - What do you suppose Lydia's up to? 359 00:18:24.853 --> 00:18:26.221 - Counting the corpses on the ship 360 00:18:26.271 --> 00:18:28.107 that we just captured for her daddy? 361 00:18:29.983 --> 00:18:31.711 - That's why you're thinking of her, isn't it? 362 00:18:31.735 --> 00:18:32.735 That ship. 363 00:18:33.028 --> 00:18:34.214 - Maybe things would be better 364 00:18:34.238 --> 00:18:36.031 if I just went back and married her. 365 00:18:37.866 --> 00:18:40.569 Was it prideful of me to reject her father's offer? 366 00:18:40.619 --> 00:18:43.238 - No. Your dad may have blown the fortune, 367 00:18:43.288 --> 00:18:45.741 but your family name still means something. 368 00:18:45.791 --> 00:18:48.035 Abner certainly isn't here for the salary. 369 00:18:48.085 --> 00:18:49.729 - Yeah, we kind of blew all the family favors 370 00:18:49.753 --> 00:18:50.996 on this trip, didn't we? 371 00:18:51.046 --> 00:18:52.581 - Better to exhaust all your options 372 00:18:52.631 --> 00:18:54.458 than get thrown with the Arkwrights. 373 00:18:54.508 --> 00:18:55.292 You marry Lydia 374 00:18:55.342 --> 00:18:57.237 and you're gonna be dangling on the end of their strings 375 00:18:57.261 --> 00:18:58.279 for the rest of your life. 376 00:18:58.303 --> 00:19:00.798 - People will die for our little enterprise. 377 00:19:00.848 --> 00:19:02.424 Two of our marines already did. 378 00:19:02.474 --> 00:19:06.261 They all take the risk: for citizenship, for a career... 379 00:19:06.311 --> 00:19:09.264 for a little opportunity to score some loot. 380 00:19:09.314 --> 00:19:11.975 - And don't forget us: here to save the family farm. 381 00:19:12.025 --> 00:19:13.352 - We're here to prevent you 382 00:19:13.402 --> 00:19:16.480 from becoming some sort of mob husband. 383 00:19:16.530 --> 00:19:17.815 Learn to deal with Lydia later, 384 00:19:17.865 --> 00:19:19.825 and only if you have to. 385 00:19:21.618 --> 00:19:23.370 You about ready to open our orders? 386 00:19:27.875 --> 00:19:30.619 You'd have taken on that freighter on your own, right? 387 00:19:30.669 --> 00:19:32.621 If Masterson hadn't brought us to quarters? 388 00:19:32.671 --> 00:19:33.789 - Of course I would have. 389 00:19:33.839 --> 00:19:35.666 I told you, it was the perfect setup. 390 00:19:35.716 --> 00:19:36.500 - You know what? 391 00:19:36.550 --> 00:19:37.334 I didn't even need to ask. 392 00:19:37.384 --> 00:19:39.144 I could see it in your eyes during the chase, 393 00:19:39.803 --> 00:19:41.088 We're all proud of you. 394 00:19:41.138 --> 00:19:42.631 Your dad's proud of you. 395 00:19:42.681 --> 00:19:45.634 We have to be aggressive out here sometimes and you were. 396 00:19:45.684 --> 00:19:47.436 It was bold the way you handled it. 397 00:19:48.228 --> 00:19:49.396 Bold. 398 00:19:49.813 --> 00:19:50.639 A little more of that 399 00:19:50.689 --> 00:19:54.226 and you will avoid the cold clutches of arranged matrimony. 400 00:19:54.276 --> 00:19:58.155 Unless that's... what you want? 401 00:20:02.910 --> 00:20:04.536 I'll leave you to it. 402 00:21:20.445 --> 00:21:22.085 Prize money on the first day! 403 00:21:23.657 --> 00:21:26.151 You know, I'm gonna get my wife something nice 404 00:21:26.201 --> 00:21:27.527 when we get that bonus money. 405 00:21:27.577 --> 00:21:29.821 - Maybe this DeVol kids does know a thing or two. 406 00:21:29.871 --> 00:21:32.157 Keeps up like this, we're all going home loaded. 407 00:21:32.207 --> 00:21:33.408 - How about you, Abel? 408 00:21:33.458 --> 00:21:34.743 You got family back home? 409 00:21:34.793 --> 00:21:35.793 - Not really. 410 00:21:36.586 --> 00:21:37.913 - Sure you do. 411 00:21:37.963 --> 00:21:40.332 Who else would be on that message you keep playing back 412 00:21:40.382 --> 00:21:42.084 when you don't think anyone's looking? 413 00:21:42.134 --> 00:21:43.877 - None of your business, Dimitri. 414 00:21:43.927 --> 00:21:45.446 - This ship needs a name, don't you think? 415 00:21:45.470 --> 00:21:46.838 - She's got a name. 416 00:21:46.888 --> 00:21:48.924 - Chimera's not much of a name for a lady. 417 00:21:48.974 --> 00:21:49.800 - She's scrap. 418 00:21:49.850 --> 00:21:50.634 - Scrap? 419 00:21:50.684 --> 00:21:52.161 Hell, she's our ticket through Port Shelley. 420 00:21:52.185 --> 00:21:54.763 You know, the captain's father, he's the governor there. 421 00:21:54.813 --> 00:21:57.557 He decides which folks did enough to get citizenship. 422 00:21:57.607 --> 00:22:00.602 They say he's got a reputation for generosity. 423 00:22:00.652 --> 00:22:02.571 - Yeah, shut up, Salles. 424 00:22:02.779 --> 00:22:04.564 Shelley? She's tougher than she looks. 425 00:22:04.614 --> 00:22:07.701 - Shelley, like "Port Shelley." I could get behind that. 426 00:22:07.993 --> 00:22:09.304 - Wait, we're just going to call it Shelley? 427 00:22:09.328 --> 00:22:10.930 - I didn't know what we were going to get into 428 00:22:10.954 --> 00:22:13.323 when I signed on, but she's proven herself now. 429 00:22:13.373 --> 00:22:15.742 So what if her bits have mileage, 430 00:22:15.792 --> 00:22:17.703 they're well loved, they work. 431 00:22:17.753 --> 00:22:18.537 - So far. 432 00:22:18.587 --> 00:22:19.371 - I'm serious. 433 00:22:19.421 --> 00:22:20.940 - We're really just going to call it Shelley? 434 00:22:20.964 --> 00:22:22.541 - I'm serious too. 435 00:22:22.591 --> 00:22:24.152 Didn't you hear the word out of the yards? 436 00:22:24.176 --> 00:22:24.960 What? 437 00:22:25.010 --> 00:22:25.794 Yeah, it's a captured ship 438 00:22:25.844 --> 00:22:28.046 repaired with pieces from all kinds of other ships. 439 00:22:28.096 --> 00:22:30.424 - Not captured, salvaged. 440 00:22:30.474 --> 00:22:33.385 Two ships, they get different halves blown off in battle. 441 00:22:33.435 --> 00:22:34.469 All hands lost. 442 00:22:34.519 --> 00:22:36.638 And the admiralty decides to make the best of it 443 00:22:36.688 --> 00:22:38.682 by welding two ends together. 444 00:22:38.732 --> 00:22:41.393 Why do you think she's the only hybrid class in the fleet? 445 00:22:41.443 --> 00:22:43.645 Ships like this get sold at cheap foreign navies 446 00:22:43.695 --> 00:22:47.115 not commissioned as vessels of the State. 447 00:22:48.492 --> 00:22:51.370 - So you're saying that we're sailing a pair of coffins? 448 00:22:52.079 --> 00:22:52.863 - I guess so. 449 00:22:52.913 --> 00:22:54.197 - I thought I smelled something. 450 00:22:54.247 --> 00:22:55.391 - You're full of crap, Salles. 451 00:22:55.415 --> 00:22:56.533 - Yeah, maybe that's it. 452 00:22:56.583 --> 00:22:59.453 - Hate to burst your dreams of becoming respectable citizens 453 00:22:59.503 --> 00:23:01.913 but you can check it all out for yourselves when we put in. 454 00:23:01.963 --> 00:23:04.333 It's incontrovertible. 455 00:23:04.383 --> 00:23:07.544 - incontra... where do you get off? 456 00:23:07.594 --> 00:23:09.004 You think you're so smart? 457 00:23:09.054 --> 00:23:11.173 You're just like the rest of us, lonely peons. 458 00:23:11.223 --> 00:23:12.007 - That's not what I meant. 459 00:23:12.057 --> 00:23:13.258 - It is a little obnoxious. 460 00:23:13.308 --> 00:23:15.427 Just speak at a level we can all appreciate. 461 00:23:15.477 --> 00:23:16.553 - Whatever. 462 00:23:16.603 --> 00:23:18.221 I fold. 463 00:23:18.271 --> 00:23:19.431 Philistines. 464 00:23:19.481 --> 00:23:20.849 - That's it, I've had it! 465 00:23:20.899 --> 00:23:21.683 - Whoa. - Hey, hey! 466 00:23:21.733 --> 00:23:22.517 It's not worth it. 467 00:23:22.567 --> 00:23:24.019 It's all right, man, take it easy. 468 00:23:24.069 --> 00:23:25.737 - Attention on deck! 469 00:23:30.742 --> 00:23:32.702 - What's all this about? 470 00:23:36.248 --> 00:23:37.499 - Nothing, sir. 471 00:23:39.793 --> 00:23:41.328 - Come with me, Salles. 472 00:23:41.378 --> 00:23:42.162 - Sir, I didn't- 473 00:23:42.212 --> 00:23:43.914 - You're being detached from gunnery. 474 00:23:43.964 --> 00:23:45.132 I need a new assistant. 475 00:23:46.007 --> 00:23:48.585 Mr. Saverin's already done the paperwork. 476 00:23:48.635 --> 00:23:50.170 Come on. 477 00:23:50.220 --> 00:23:51.805 Come on. 478 00:24:01.273 --> 00:24:04.101 - Okay, first off, 479 00:24:04.151 --> 00:24:06.103 it's important you understand something 480 00:24:06.153 --> 00:24:07.771 that your predecessor didn't. 481 00:24:07.821 --> 00:24:08.822 - What's that? 482 00:24:10.323 --> 00:24:11.408 - You know nothing. 483 00:24:13.577 --> 00:24:14.528 - Oh. 484 00:24:14.578 --> 00:24:17.823 - I can't waste time breaking you of your assumptions. 485 00:24:17.873 --> 00:24:20.867 Aggregate displacement confounds the best of minds. 486 00:24:20.917 --> 00:24:22.452 - Aggregate displacement? 487 00:24:22.502 --> 00:24:24.162 You mean the Static Shift Drive? 488 00:24:24.212 --> 00:24:25.872 Is that what I'll be working on? 489 00:24:25.922 --> 00:24:26.922 - That's right. 490 00:24:30.302 --> 00:24:32.504 - Never thought I'd worked with an actual warp drive. 491 00:24:32.554 --> 00:24:34.339 Don't use the "W" word. 492 00:24:34.389 --> 00:24:35.924 We'll just laugh at you. 493 00:24:35.974 --> 00:24:39.094 Remember the first lesson: you know nothing. 494 00:24:39.144 --> 00:24:40.178 - Right. 495 00:24:40.228 --> 00:24:42.514 You know, there's crazy rumors about SSDs. 496 00:24:42.564 --> 00:24:44.724 I always wondered what happens if something goes wrong 497 00:24:44.774 --> 00:24:45.774 during a transit. 498 00:24:48.195 --> 00:24:51.022 - Best case, we end up off course 499 00:24:51.072 --> 00:24:53.241 due to a missed decimal point or something. 500 00:24:54.242 --> 00:24:59.206 Worst case, our existences explode across 16 dimensions. 501 00:24:59.873 --> 00:25:00.999 - Really? 502 00:25:01.625 --> 00:25:02.667 - No. 503 00:25:07.130 --> 00:25:08.130 Go on. 504 00:25:26.483 --> 00:25:27.726 Enough breadboards in there 505 00:25:27.776 --> 00:25:31.688 to make the whole crew sandwiches. Open face. 506 00:25:31.738 --> 00:25:33.240 - You're a dork... 507 00:25:34.449 --> 00:25:35.449 sir. 508 00:25:36.493 --> 00:25:38.620 - Only a dork would enjoy this. 509 00:25:40.038 --> 00:25:41.948 - I can't pretend I'm not interested. 510 00:25:41.998 --> 00:25:43.667 - Then perhaps I've chosen well. 511 00:25:44.626 --> 00:25:45.626 Here, 512 00:25:46.753 --> 00:25:48.413 get in there and remove the condensation 513 00:25:48.463 --> 00:25:49.923 from between the components. 514 00:25:51.174 --> 00:25:52.501 And be careful. 515 00:25:52.551 --> 00:25:54.386 The boards don't like to be bumped. 516 00:25:57.013 --> 00:26:00.509 Okay, so aggregate displacement, 517 00:26:00.559 --> 00:26:03.094 simply put it's a theory of quantum science 518 00:26:03.144 --> 00:26:04.846 that allows the ship to move from one point 519 00:26:04.896 --> 00:26:06.640 in the universe to another. 520 00:26:06.690 --> 00:26:09.351 Given enough power and the right computations, 521 00:26:09.401 --> 00:26:10.894 it can instantaneously move you 522 00:26:10.944 --> 00:26:13.313 to any point in the universe. 523 00:26:13.363 --> 00:26:14.363 - Any point? 524 00:26:14.406 --> 00:26:15.406 - Any. 525 00:26:15.448 --> 00:26:18.693 - Like, even a point billions of light years away, 526 00:26:18.743 --> 00:26:19.929 where no one else has ever been? 527 00:26:19.953 --> 00:26:20.737 - Sure. 528 00:26:20.787 --> 00:26:22.656 The more power you can squeeze through the tube 529 00:26:22.706 --> 00:26:25.200 without frying it, the farther you can go. 530 00:26:25.250 --> 00:26:26.451 Understand though, 531 00:26:26.501 --> 00:26:29.663 it takes a fair bit just to hop a couple of light years. 532 00:26:29.713 --> 00:26:32.791 The whole process is extraordinarily sensitive. 533 00:26:32.841 --> 00:26:33.917 - How's that work? 534 00:26:33.967 --> 00:26:36.461 - You know, those fundamental horrors of the universe 535 00:26:36.511 --> 00:26:38.722 that can drive a man mad if he learns them? 536 00:26:41.099 --> 00:26:42.592 It's one of those. 537 00:26:50.900 --> 00:26:53.895 - I can't believe I'm working in here. 538 00:26:53.945 --> 00:26:55.464 I've heard people talk about guys like you 539 00:26:55.488 --> 00:26:56.489 like you're royalty. 540 00:26:57.574 --> 00:26:58.574 - We're just guys. 541 00:27:02.704 --> 00:27:03.704 - Sir.. 542 00:27:06.041 --> 00:27:07.041 Thanks. 543 00:27:07.709 --> 00:27:08.577 I can't remember the last time 544 00:27:08.627 --> 00:27:11.079 someone really took a chance on me. 545 00:27:11.129 --> 00:27:12.172 You won't regret it. 546 00:27:13.632 --> 00:27:14.632 - No sweat. 547 00:27:15.550 --> 00:27:18.628 Anyway, for right now we're just doing routine maintenance. 548 00:27:18.678 --> 00:27:20.755 We have to do this before every hop. 549 00:27:20.805 --> 00:27:22.257 - We're leaving the system? 550 00:27:22.307 --> 00:27:24.759 - Captain just told me to do my round. 551 00:27:24.809 --> 00:27:26.186 That usually means travel. 552 00:27:27.729 --> 00:27:29.598 - Gentlemen, we are no longer hunting down 553 00:27:29.648 --> 00:27:32.517 blacklists pirate ships to settle grudges. 554 00:27:32.567 --> 00:27:34.185 We can take prizes of opportunity, 555 00:27:34.235 --> 00:27:36.271 but our goal in mind is one ship. 556 00:27:36.321 --> 00:27:38.565 We are not a part of an official fleet structure, 557 00:27:38.615 --> 00:27:41.192 but we are expected to cooperate with other ships 558 00:27:41.242 --> 00:27:44.696 that have the same objective in mind, allied or otherwise. 559 00:27:44.746 --> 00:27:46.156 - What kind of ship are we chasing? 560 00:27:46.206 --> 00:27:47.206 - We don't know. 561 00:27:49.751 --> 00:27:52.128 One of our allies was able to take this picture. 562 00:27:53.963 --> 00:27:55.924 - Intelligence calls her the White Ship. 563 00:27:56.966 --> 00:27:59.803 She appears and attacks ships seemingly at random. 564 00:28:01.304 --> 00:28:03.048 She bears no identifying markings 565 00:28:03.098 --> 00:28:05.433 other than her distinctive coat of white paint. 566 00:28:06.393 --> 00:28:09.638 - Captain, may I ask who gave us this information? 567 00:28:09.688 --> 00:28:12.182 - I'm not at liberty to be specific about the source. 568 00:28:12.232 --> 00:28:13.683 - Of course not. - Watch your tone. 569 00:28:13.733 --> 00:28:16.736 - It's all right, Gary, speak your mind. 570 00:28:18.154 --> 00:28:21.107 - Captain, our allies can't even take a decent picture 571 00:28:21.157 --> 00:28:22.367 of what killed them. 572 00:28:23.243 --> 00:28:25.945 And if this massive ship even exists, 573 00:28:25.995 --> 00:28:28.448 our allies are probably hoping that either 574 00:28:28.498 --> 00:28:30.659 we're more competent than they are, 575 00:28:30.709 --> 00:28:33.119 or that we're better at absorbing cannon fire. 576 00:28:33.169 --> 00:28:34.329 - Have some decency, Gary. 577 00:28:34.379 --> 00:28:35.547 - Oh, to hell with decency! 578 00:28:37.090 --> 00:28:38.625 The only reason we'd all cooperate 579 00:28:38.675 --> 00:28:40.695 is that we each expect each other to lie down and die 580 00:28:40.719 --> 00:28:41.753 for our own success. 581 00:28:41.803 --> 00:28:42.545 - Gary! 582 00:28:42.595 --> 00:28:45.632 - I guarantee you they're thinking exactly the same thing. 583 00:28:45.682 --> 00:28:48.727 - The chairman himself has issued these orders. 584 00:28:50.562 --> 00:28:54.349 Every able vessel is being called out to join in this hunt. 585 00:28:54.399 --> 00:28:58.144 Several of our courier ships have already been destroyed. 586 00:28:58.194 --> 00:29:00.563 This is big. 587 00:29:00.613 --> 00:29:04.317 It strikes at the very heart of our national industry. 588 00:29:04.367 --> 00:29:07.278 Without those ships we could not provide the services 589 00:29:07.328 --> 00:29:09.406 that more or less fund our country. 590 00:29:09.456 --> 00:29:11.308 There's far more at stake here than the interest 591 00:29:11.332 --> 00:29:13.585 of whatever nation first called us into this. 592 00:29:14.544 --> 00:29:17.706 - All the more reason to keep what Gary is saying in mind. 593 00:29:17.756 --> 00:29:18.756 Look, 594 00:29:19.966 --> 00:29:23.253 some of our "friends" may not necessarily 595 00:29:23.303 --> 00:29:24.929 have our best interests in mind. 596 00:29:25.805 --> 00:29:28.466 Still, we have as good a shot as anyone 597 00:29:28.516 --> 00:29:31.761 at finding this White Ship, 598 00:29:31.811 --> 00:29:33.188 if we play our cards right. 599 00:29:34.189 --> 00:29:35.189 - Thank you, Abner. 600 00:29:36.524 --> 00:29:38.526 And there's something else. 601 00:29:39.986 --> 00:29:43.606 Chairman Houser has offered up a remarkable sum 602 00:29:43.656 --> 00:29:45.116 for the capture of this ship. 603 00:29:47.494 --> 00:29:49.871 He's marked half his receipts from last quarter, 604 00:29:50.789 --> 00:29:54.584 and he's leaning on admiralty to match it. 605 00:29:59.547 --> 00:30:01.299 - Is that from his gross or net? 606 00:30:02.467 --> 00:30:03.467 - Gross. 607 00:30:05.053 --> 00:30:06.755 Last quarter was quite kind to him 608 00:30:06.805 --> 00:30:08.306 from the numbers I've seen. 609 00:30:09.140 --> 00:30:11.092 Now, all we have to do is make sure 610 00:30:11.142 --> 00:30:13.728 that we're part of the group that finishes her off. 611 00:30:14.604 --> 00:30:16.431 - Well, I think we're all with you, captain. 612 00:30:16.481 --> 00:30:18.483 So where do we start? 613 00:30:21.110 --> 00:30:23.738 - We'll move out system and hover at Cretcham Point. 614 00:30:24.572 --> 00:30:28.568 From there we'll make transition to... 615 00:30:33.832 --> 00:30:37.577 Here, the Prentiss system, 616 00:30:37.627 --> 00:30:39.504 right at the edge of the Deccan Abyss. 617 00:30:42.006 --> 00:30:43.666 Pretty far out. 618 00:30:43.716 --> 00:30:45.069 It's about the most we can do in one hop. 619 00:30:45.093 --> 00:30:48.046 Take a couple of days charging before we could come back. 620 00:30:48.096 --> 00:30:50.507 - And awfully close to Yankee territory. 621 00:30:50.557 --> 00:30:53.101 - Everything out here is close to Yankee territory. 622 00:30:57.981 --> 00:30:59.524 Why this area, captain? 623 00:31:00.900 --> 00:31:02.602 It's awful sparse traffic out there 624 00:31:02.652 --> 00:31:03.945 and a long way from home. 625 00:31:05.280 --> 00:31:09.150 It's unlikely we'll run into anything, even other hunters. 626 00:31:09.200 --> 00:31:10.594 - A lot of the attacks have taken place 627 00:31:10.618 --> 00:31:12.529 at the edge of the Deccan. 628 00:31:12.579 --> 00:31:13.905 I'm playing a hunch 629 00:31:13.955 --> 00:31:16.616 that they're making their way around the brim. 630 00:31:16.666 --> 00:31:18.660 We can resupply at Hiram, 631 00:31:18.710 --> 00:31:20.578 and then funnel it through St. Nishith's Fell, 632 00:31:20.628 --> 00:31:22.580 the orbital station there. 633 00:31:22.630 --> 00:31:23.998 - An ally? 634 00:31:24.048 --> 00:31:26.292 More like the only show in town. 635 00:31:26.342 --> 00:31:28.094 They'll be somebody to buy from there. 636 00:31:29.762 --> 00:31:30.839 Okay then, 637 00:31:30.889 --> 00:31:33.716 I expect all of you to carry out your duties as usual, 638 00:31:33.766 --> 00:31:36.427 and to keep unnecessary information from the crew. 639 00:31:36.477 --> 00:31:39.022 SepMOD operators will have elevated privileges. 640 00:31:40.565 --> 00:31:41.565 Any questions? 641 00:31:44.611 --> 00:31:47.313 You may return to your duties. 642 00:31:54.120 --> 00:31:55.622 Bold! 643 00:32:18.311 --> 00:32:20.438 Something on your mind, Abner? 644 00:32:20.730 --> 00:32:23.141 - I'm just curious about this hunch. 645 00:32:23.191 --> 00:32:25.085 You really think they're just making a clockwise tour 646 00:32:25.109 --> 00:32:26.903 of the Deccan's edge? 647 00:32:27.028 --> 00:32:29.322 - I said it was a hunch. 648 00:32:33.368 --> 00:32:35.995 - You already knew what our orders were. 649 00:32:36.704 --> 00:32:41.034 Not the usual generalities, someone gave you specifics. 650 00:32:41.084 --> 00:32:46.089 - Prentiss is an educated guess. 651 00:32:47.298 --> 00:32:50.126 There's been some unusual activity reported there 652 00:32:50.176 --> 00:32:51.920 the last few days. 653 00:32:51.970 --> 00:32:54.889 - And you think it's really this White Ship? 654 00:32:56.683 --> 00:32:57.892 Well, 655 00:33:00.019 --> 00:33:02.689 it's a long way to go on a hunch. 656 00:33:03.272 --> 00:33:06.651 I admire your gumption, Captain. 657 00:33:35.596 --> 00:33:37.256 - Helm, Full stop and hover. 658 00:33:37.306 --> 00:33:39.300 - Aye sir, full stop and hover. 659 00:33:45.106 --> 00:33:47.058 All stop captain, trimming to hover. 660 00:33:52.572 --> 00:33:55.066 Trimming complete ship is hovering. 661 00:33:55.116 --> 00:33:57.785 - Mr. Hess we are ready to commence the sequence. 662 00:33:59.579 --> 00:34:00.863 - Commencing sequence. 663 00:34:00.913 --> 00:34:02.782 60 seconds on my mark. 664 00:34:02.832 --> 00:34:07.662 Three, two, one mark. 665 00:34:07.712 --> 00:34:08.496 Comms. 666 00:34:08.546 --> 00:34:09.998 - Heads are rigged in and stowed. 667 00:34:10.048 --> 00:34:11.958 - LSO. - Stable. 668 00:34:12.008 --> 00:34:12.875 - Fire control. 669 00:34:12.925 --> 00:34:15.294 - Powered down, all guns in locked position. 670 00:34:15.344 --> 00:34:16.671 - Maneuvering 671 00:34:16.721 --> 00:34:20.049 - SSD at standby. Reactors at a hundred percent. 672 00:34:20.099 --> 00:34:22.468 All redundant systems are suspended. 673 00:34:22.518 --> 00:34:24.512 Mr Tamai, power the SSD. 674 00:34:24.562 --> 00:34:27.015 - Power SSD, aye sir. 675 00:34:27.065 --> 00:34:29.392 Operator, open her up steady. 676 00:34:29.442 --> 00:34:32.361 . 677 00:34:34.280 --> 00:34:36.024 - Steady increase. 678 00:34:36.074 --> 00:34:38.651 Normal continuum extraction, fold attenuating. 679 00:34:38.701 --> 00:34:39.736 - Coolant? 680 00:34:39.786 --> 00:34:41.704 - Natural circulation, nominal flow. 681 00:34:42.622 --> 00:34:44.657 - Why does everyone look so nervous? 682 00:34:44.707 --> 00:34:48.036 - Our SSD was only given short tests before re-christening. 683 00:34:53.091 --> 00:34:54.842 - Are you nervous? 684 00:34:56.511 --> 00:34:58.179 - Yup. 685 00:35:00.056 --> 00:35:00.965 - 34... 686 00:35:01.015 --> 00:35:01.841 33... 687 00:35:01.891 --> 00:35:02.675 32... 688 00:35:02.725 --> 00:35:03.725 31... 689 00:35:03.768 --> 00:35:04.594 30... 690 00:35:04.644 --> 00:35:05.470 29... 691 00:35:05.520 --> 00:35:06.429 28... 692 00:35:06.479 --> 00:35:07.597 27... 693 00:35:07.647 --> 00:35:08.598 26... 694 00:35:08.648 --> 00:35:09.807 25... 695 00:35:09.857 --> 00:35:10.892 24... 696 00:35:10.942 --> 00:35:12.018 23... 697 00:35:12.068 --> 00:35:13.144 22... 698 00:35:13.194 --> 00:35:14.270 21... 699 00:35:14.320 --> 00:35:15.188 20... 700 00:35:15.238 --> 00:35:16.147 19... 701 00:35:16.197 --> 00:35:17.197 18... 702 00:35:20.576 --> 00:35:21.360 14... 703 00:35:21.410 --> 00:35:22.445 13... 704 00:35:22.495 --> 00:35:23.279 12... 705 00:35:23.329 --> 00:35:24.238 11... 706 00:35:24.288 --> 00:35:25.073 10... 707 00:35:25.123 --> 00:35:26.574 - Vents to full open. 708 00:35:29.335 --> 00:35:30.335 5... 709 00:35:30.378 --> 00:35:31.378 4... 710 00:35:31.420 --> 00:35:32.205 3... 711 00:35:32.255 --> 00:35:33.255 2... 712 00:35:33.297 --> 00:35:34.082 1... 713 00:35:34.132 --> 00:35:35.291 Execute! 714 00:35:43.182 --> 00:35:44.675 - SSD is powering down. 715 00:35:44.725 --> 00:35:45.810 All systems nominal. 716 00:35:47.228 --> 00:35:48.763 - Reactors to 75 percent. 717 00:35:48.813 --> 00:35:51.107 - Aye, sir, reactors to 75 percent. 718 00:35:53.526 --> 00:35:55.236 - What went wrong? 719 00:35:56.821 --> 00:35:57.647 - Nothing went wrong. 720 00:35:57.697 --> 00:35:59.232 We're here. 721 00:35:59.282 --> 00:36:00.191 - Then that's it? 722 00:36:00.241 --> 00:36:01.241 - That's it. 723 00:36:03.411 --> 00:36:04.996 - Ugh...! 724 00:36:07.456 --> 00:36:08.699 - That's bizarre. 725 00:36:08.749 --> 00:36:09.867 - You taste copper? 726 00:36:09.917 --> 00:36:12.453 - Yeah, thought I was bleeding. 727 00:36:12.503 --> 00:36:14.413 - Happens to about 10% of people. 728 00:36:14.463 --> 00:36:15.923 It won't hurt you. 729 00:36:17.842 --> 00:36:18.709 Is it time for lunch yet? 730 00:36:18.759 --> 00:36:21.053 I'm starving like an artist. 731 00:36:22.889 --> 00:36:25.049 - You're a dork, sir. 732 00:36:25.099 --> 00:36:27.718 - 190 million miles out of Hiram. 733 00:36:27.768 --> 00:36:31.305 Solid hover, origin point marked. 734 00:36:31.355 --> 00:36:33.900 - All compartments secure from transition sequence. 735 00:36:35.026 --> 00:36:37.403 No errors. 736 00:36:40.406 --> 00:36:42.650 No errors. 737 00:36:42.700 --> 00:36:45.361 They did her alright after all. 738 00:36:45.411 --> 00:36:48.614 Tom. Go and take the Conn, 739 00:36:48.664 --> 00:36:50.533 plot us a course for mid system. 740 00:36:50.583 --> 00:36:52.368 Let's get hunting. 741 00:36:52.418 --> 00:36:53.828 - Aye aye, Captain. 742 00:36:53.878 --> 00:36:58.040 Helm, come to course 150 by 041. 743 00:36:58.090 --> 00:37:00.042 Roll angle 12 degrees. 744 00:37:00.092 --> 00:37:03.004 Burn ahead one half and hold, 6 hours. 745 00:37:03.054 --> 00:37:06.507 - Aye sir, course 150 by 041. 746 00:37:06.557 --> 00:37:08.259 Roll angle to 12 degrees. 747 00:37:08.309 --> 00:37:09.844 Burn one half for 6 hours. 748 00:37:11.270 --> 00:37:14.891 - Never been this far from home. 749 00:37:14.941 --> 00:37:16.893 - Homesick? 750 00:37:16.943 --> 00:37:18.361 - No. 751 00:37:59.360 --> 00:38:01.646 You did EW in your last assignment? 752 00:38:01.696 --> 00:38:03.856 Just as an assistant but, yeah. 753 00:38:03.906 --> 00:38:05.775 - And their set up was crap. 754 00:38:05.825 --> 00:38:08.402 The captain only got five keys from the Admiralty 755 00:38:08.452 --> 00:38:11.864 so they had me trying to hack one ship after the other. 756 00:38:11.914 --> 00:38:14.408 In the end, we would always just blow down the doors. 757 00:38:14.458 --> 00:38:17.411 That's one thing I will give to our intrepid captain. 758 00:38:17.461 --> 00:38:19.830 He didn't skimp on that keyring. 759 00:38:19.880 --> 00:38:21.840 - Yeah, how is he supposed to have all this stuff? 760 00:38:21.882 --> 00:38:25.086 I mean, isn't he supposed to be low on cash? 761 00:38:25.136 --> 00:38:26.405 - You shouldn't be talking about that. 762 00:38:26.429 --> 00:38:27.255 - Oh, come on, Kai. 763 00:38:27.305 --> 00:38:28.464 You've heard the rumors. 764 00:38:28.514 --> 00:38:31.008 I mean, he went to one of the top schools, 765 00:38:31.058 --> 00:38:32.802 was in one of those clubs. 766 00:38:32.852 --> 00:38:33.678 - Now that's enough. 767 00:38:33.728 --> 00:38:35.846 - It's obvious he's in bed with high government. 768 00:38:35.896 --> 00:38:38.391 His surname should have tipped you off on that. 769 00:38:38.441 --> 00:38:40.685 There's no question that IO is involved. 770 00:38:40.735 --> 00:38:42.045 - Why would the Intelligence Office 771 00:38:42.069 --> 00:38:43.813 have anything to do with it? 772 00:38:43.863 --> 00:38:44.605 Beats me, 773 00:38:44.655 --> 00:38:45.898 but who else has the resources 774 00:38:45.948 --> 00:38:47.692 to supply something like this? 775 00:38:47.742 --> 00:38:49.902 I mean did you see those unmarked ordinance crates 776 00:38:49.952 --> 00:38:51.362 that we took on a few days ago? 777 00:38:51.412 --> 00:38:53.348 I bet you those are some of those new molten rounds. 778 00:38:53.372 --> 00:38:54.198 - Who told you all of this? 779 00:38:54.248 --> 00:38:56.492 - How about that big red button up at the fire control? 780 00:38:56.542 --> 00:38:57.622 - Yeah, what is that thing? 781 00:38:57.668 --> 00:38:58.828 - Testudo. 782 00:38:58.878 --> 00:38:59.878 - Tortoise? 783 00:38:59.920 --> 00:39:01.247 - Tortoise shell. 784 00:39:01.297 --> 00:39:03.124 The outer shake-coat layer of our armor 785 00:39:03.174 --> 00:39:05.376 is nothing unusual for a warship 786 00:39:05.426 --> 00:39:07.003 but they discovered a while ago 787 00:39:07.053 --> 00:39:09.588 that if you run out the heavy current through it 788 00:39:09.638 --> 00:39:11.465 in these alternating grid patterns 789 00:39:11.515 --> 00:39:14.977 it hardens to something like 20 times its usual strength. 790 00:39:17.772 --> 00:39:19.849 - That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. 791 00:39:19.899 --> 00:39:21.168 You run current through any metal 792 00:39:21.192 --> 00:39:22.310 and all it does is heat up. 793 00:39:22.360 --> 00:39:23.769 It actually weakens it. 794 00:39:23.819 --> 00:39:25.646 Not to mention the scientific fact 795 00:39:25.696 --> 00:39:27.049 that all semiconducting conducting materials 796 00:39:27.073 --> 00:39:28.232 like our outer armor 797 00:39:28.282 --> 00:39:29.984 actively resist current. 798 00:39:30.034 --> 00:39:32.737 - Not this semiconducting material. 799 00:39:32.787 --> 00:39:34.547 - If you don't know how it works just say so. 800 00:39:34.580 --> 00:39:36.741 Don't try and make it up. 801 00:39:36.791 --> 00:39:38.743 - Why isn't this standard across the fleet? 802 00:39:38.793 --> 00:39:40.745 - Because while it sounds great in theory, 803 00:39:40.795 --> 00:39:43.497 in practice the TS burns through so much power, 804 00:39:43.547 --> 00:39:45.916 our reactors could never hold it constant. 805 00:39:45.966 --> 00:39:47.918 Moreover the alternating grid phases 806 00:39:47.968 --> 00:39:50.254 have this unexplained habit of trying to flow back 807 00:39:50.304 --> 00:39:51.714 into the transformers. 808 00:39:51.764 --> 00:39:54.050 The systems burn themselves out within a few seconds 809 00:39:54.100 --> 00:39:57.686 and take everything that was connected to them. 810 00:39:59.647 --> 00:40:00.431 - That's crazy. 811 00:40:00.481 --> 00:40:01.432 Why would anyone want that? 812 00:40:01.482 --> 00:40:02.767 - Search me. 813 00:40:02.817 --> 00:40:07.063 Who knows what evil lurks in the mind of inbred aristocrats. 814 00:40:07.113 --> 00:40:09.148 - Now that is enough. 815 00:40:09.198 --> 00:40:11.734 You stop with all this gossip right now. 816 00:40:11.784 --> 00:40:14.403 Quite frankly, it's unbecoming of officers. 817 00:40:14.453 --> 00:40:16.322 Besides don't you have something better to do? 818 00:40:16.372 --> 00:40:19.033 - I do now, if that's gonna be your attitude. 819 00:40:19.083 --> 00:40:21.452 - Wipe the cereal off your face and get outta of here. 820 00:40:21.502 --> 00:40:22.995 No more of that talk. 821 00:40:23.045 --> 00:40:24.914 I mean it. 822 00:40:25.673 --> 00:40:26.942 And that's a risky gamble there 823 00:40:26.966 --> 00:40:28.542 but if he can hide the cannon 824 00:40:28.592 --> 00:40:30.378 before the ref gets up he'll be in the lead! 825 00:40:30.428 --> 00:40:32.280 Red, what do you think of this move by Pinkerton? 826 00:40:32.304 --> 00:40:34.507 Oh, it's a failure of diplomacy Ted. 827 00:40:34.557 --> 00:40:37.259 This may be a case of winning the battle and losing the war. 828 00:40:37.309 --> 00:40:38.928 - This show sucks! 829 00:40:38.978 --> 00:40:39.978 - What are you five? 830 00:40:40.020 --> 00:40:40.805 Shut up. 831 00:40:40.855 --> 00:40:42.306 The grownups are trying to watch. 832 00:40:42.356 --> 00:40:43.599 - At least it's new. 833 00:40:43.649 --> 00:40:45.142 Who's broadcasting this? 834 00:40:45.192 --> 00:40:46.060 - Saint Nishith. 835 00:40:46.110 --> 00:40:48.646 I think they imported it from Puerto Mal 836 00:40:48.696 --> 00:40:50.022 and quit playing with your hair. 837 00:40:50.072 --> 00:40:50.981 Or we'll hold you down again, 838 00:40:51.031 --> 00:40:52.400 shave the rest off. 839 00:40:52.450 --> 00:40:53.776 - What is this? 840 00:40:53.826 --> 00:40:54.985 - Garbage. 841 00:40:55.035 --> 00:40:57.154 How do you have any brain cells left, Eli? 842 00:40:57.204 --> 00:41:00.866 - I keep spares in tiny vials rolled up with my socks. 843 00:41:07.214 --> 00:41:09.375 - Where did they dig up these marines, anyway? 844 00:41:09.425 --> 00:41:11.001 - Backside of somewhere. 845 00:41:11.051 --> 00:41:12.711 - How would they not talk to us? 846 00:41:12.761 --> 00:41:13.822 - Why, would you want them to? 847 00:41:13.846 --> 00:41:16.215 - I mean we do share a ship with them. 848 00:41:16.265 --> 00:41:17.425 - So? 849 00:41:17.475 --> 00:41:20.102 They're weirdos, just leave them be. 850 00:41:20.561 --> 00:41:22.054 It's enough to try to do your job 851 00:41:22.104 --> 00:41:23.389 and keep your sanity out here 852 00:41:23.439 --> 00:41:26.684 without some lunatics trying to raise the dead next door. 853 00:41:26.734 --> 00:41:27.794 - They aren't summoning the dead, 854 00:41:27.818 --> 00:41:29.270 they're sending prayers to the Shah. 855 00:41:29.320 --> 00:41:30.479 - Oh are they? 856 00:41:30.529 --> 00:41:31.313 And what is a Shah? 857 00:41:31.363 --> 00:41:33.065 - A male peacock. 858 00:41:33.115 --> 00:41:35.067 - He's their king, basically. 859 00:41:35.117 --> 00:41:37.653 Way back when, their Irish leader started co-opting bits 860 00:41:37.703 --> 00:41:39.864 of Persian and Viking culture. 861 00:41:39.914 --> 00:41:40.739 Then, he convinced them 862 00:41:40.789 --> 00:41:42.700 that all of their prayers flow through him 863 00:41:42.750 --> 00:41:44.952 to their respective gods. 864 00:41:45.002 --> 00:41:46.313 It's a good thing they can shoot straight 865 00:41:46.337 --> 00:41:47.830 since they think in pretzels. 866 00:41:47.880 --> 00:41:50.082 - That sounds like devil worship to me. 867 00:41:50.132 --> 00:41:52.877 Praying to some crazy possessed man. 868 00:41:52.927 --> 00:41:54.670 - Superstitious now? 869 00:41:54.720 --> 00:41:57.214 Gosh sailor, way to beat the stereotype. 870 00:41:57.264 --> 00:42:00.426 - You know, I've seen that medal you have. 871 00:42:00.476 --> 00:42:01.260 You only pull it out 872 00:42:01.310 --> 00:42:02.454 when you think no one's looking 873 00:42:02.478 --> 00:42:05.097 but I've seen you staring at that thing. 874 00:42:05.147 --> 00:42:06.599 Almost if you were praying to it. 875 00:42:06.649 --> 00:42:08.934 - It's not religious you moron. 876 00:42:08.984 --> 00:42:10.519 It's just something my mother gave me. 877 00:42:10.569 --> 00:42:12.396 - Oh, good for you. 878 00:42:12.446 --> 00:42:14.523 Go back to your book mama's boy. 879 00:42:14.573 --> 00:42:16.134 Red, what are you looking forward to? 880 00:42:16.158 --> 00:42:17.651 My son's next birthday. 881 00:42:17.701 --> 00:42:19.111 I bought him a home chemestry set. 882 00:42:19.161 --> 00:42:21.914 panel analyze that, shortly... 883 00:42:21.956 --> 00:42:23.016 - They can't really be trying 884 00:42:23.040 --> 00:42:25.534 to summon demons or something, can they? 885 00:42:25.584 --> 00:42:27.119 Who knows? 886 00:42:27.169 --> 00:42:29.955 Why don't you go ask him and see what happens? 887 00:42:30.005 --> 00:42:32.249 - I ain't talking to no demon raisers! 888 00:42:32.299 --> 00:42:34.486 ...generous grant from the Elgin Foundation For Preserving 889 00:42:34.510 --> 00:42:36.295 arts and perishable food products. 890 00:42:36.345 --> 00:42:39.640 And in part by donations from viewers like you. 891 00:42:39.848 --> 00:42:42.551 This show sucks. 892 00:42:52.778 --> 00:42:54.522 Got something? 893 00:42:54.572 --> 00:42:55.689 - Yeah, I think so. 894 00:42:55.739 --> 00:42:57.858 It's unofficial chatter, audio only 895 00:42:57.908 --> 00:42:59.485 but it caught our attention. 896 00:43:03.664 --> 00:43:05.491 - It's gone sir. 897 00:43:15.009 --> 00:43:16.010 - What do you think? 898 00:43:16.885 --> 00:43:19.338 - I think we should tell the captain. 899 00:43:19.388 --> 00:43:20.931 - Good man. 900 00:43:23.392 --> 00:43:25.177 - She's here, gentlemen. 901 00:43:25.227 --> 00:43:28.138 Nursing wounds out beyond the edge of the system. 902 00:43:28.188 --> 00:43:29.974 - We intercepted comm traffic 903 00:43:30.024 --> 00:43:33.310 that indicates a very large ship of unknown class 904 00:43:33.360 --> 00:43:35.854 attacked a convoy on its way out system. 905 00:43:35.904 --> 00:43:36.939 Bad luck for them 906 00:43:36.989 --> 00:43:39.984 the convoy came with a major escort compliment. 907 00:43:40.034 --> 00:43:41.777 Those warships carved her up pretty badly 908 00:43:41.827 --> 00:43:44.913 but they chose not to pursue. 909 00:43:46.665 --> 00:43:50.336 - She finally walked into a fight she wasn't prepared for. 910 00:43:53.130 --> 00:43:53.914 - We'll resupply 911 00:43:53.964 --> 00:43:56.625 then head out into the empty on her suspected tangent 912 00:43:56.675 --> 00:43:59.795 We'll sweep outward, zigzagging on all axes. 913 00:43:59.845 --> 00:44:01.422 Active sweeps at high speed 914 00:44:01.472 --> 00:44:03.632 and we take this one aggressively, 915 00:44:03.682 --> 00:44:05.801 just like the gun-runner. 916 00:44:05.851 --> 00:44:08.053 - It's a good plan. 917 00:44:08.103 --> 00:44:10.439 Looks like your hunch is paying off. 918 00:44:12.900 --> 00:44:14.610 - Dismissed. 919 00:44:43.597 --> 00:44:47.468 After so many years of disappointments, 920 00:44:47.518 --> 00:44:50.596 I must say that the notion of feeling genuine pride 921 00:44:50.646 --> 00:44:54.066 for another member of the family is, well... 922 00:44:54.108 --> 00:44:55.651 alluring. 923 00:44:56.318 --> 00:44:58.896 I won't pretend that I'm exactly holding my breath, 924 00:44:58.946 --> 00:45:03.909 understand, but it feels good to be mildly hopeful for once. 925 00:45:04.743 --> 00:45:08.247 You are making a major first step. 926 00:45:09.456 --> 00:45:12.534 Something that your parents, neither one of them, 927 00:45:12.584 --> 00:45:14.670 could ever bothered to consider... 928 00:45:15.754 --> 00:45:17.873 - You're due in deck in five minutes. 929 00:45:17.923 --> 00:45:19.333 - I know. 930 00:45:19.383 --> 00:45:20.383 - Mother? 931 00:45:21.719 --> 00:45:23.253 - How old do I look to you? 932 00:45:23.303 --> 00:45:24.171 - Aunt? 933 00:45:24.221 --> 00:45:25.221 Grandparent? 934 00:45:27.433 --> 00:45:28.433 Girlfriend? 935 00:45:31.061 --> 00:45:34.314 It's okay, no one's gonna judge! 936 00:45:38.318 --> 00:45:40.354 The closest we've been able to figure, 937 00:45:40.404 --> 00:45:43.357 this ship is unfeasibly accurate at range 938 00:45:43.407 --> 00:45:47.486 or else has some way of closing distance fast. 939 00:45:47.536 --> 00:45:50.539 We have a hard time separating the myth from the fact. 940 00:45:51.415 --> 00:45:53.283 Whatever it is the White Ship is doing, 941 00:45:53.333 --> 00:45:56.120 we're pretty sure it happens fast. 942 00:45:56.170 --> 00:45:59.840 Some of the boxes we found haven't even logged cries for help. 943 00:46:01.300 --> 00:46:04.128 I don't envy you, and I don't think your dad 944 00:46:04.178 --> 00:46:06.880 should have encouraged this excursion in... 945 00:46:06.930 --> 00:46:07.930 - Come in. 946 00:46:12.269 --> 00:46:13.353 - Any word from home? 947 00:46:16.356 --> 00:46:18.168 The Port Authority is demanding a "pass through" fee 948 00:46:18.192 --> 00:46:20.728 for the water, 1200 in Rhodesian Pounds. 949 00:46:20.778 --> 00:46:21.687 - I'll bet. 950 00:46:21.737 --> 00:46:23.397 Go ahead and give it to them. 951 00:46:23.447 --> 00:46:25.816 That will take us closer to reserve. 952 00:46:25.866 --> 00:46:29.403 - With the prize money coming in, we should be all right. 953 00:46:29.453 --> 00:46:32.790 By the way, Abner, I've been going over the crew bios again. 954 00:46:33.665 --> 00:46:35.385 - Did you have a question about one of them? 955 00:46:35.417 --> 00:46:38.036 - You call Saverin an "evocatus." 956 00:46:38.086 --> 00:46:40.005 Now my Latin is a bit rusty, 957 00:46:41.799 --> 00:46:44.168 but which of the two empires does he hail from? 958 00:46:44.218 --> 00:46:46.378 - I found him a while back doing mercenary work, 959 00:46:46.428 --> 00:46:49.389 and he mentioned he did two tours on a Martellan vessel. 960 00:46:51.058 --> 00:46:53.510 Are you worried about his credentials or his loyalty? 961 00:46:53.560 --> 00:46:56.305 - I'd like to know how and why he left. 962 00:46:56.355 --> 00:46:57.848 - Ask him. 963 00:46:57.898 --> 00:46:59.099 I didn't. 964 00:46:59.149 --> 00:47:00.768 He's served with me on two ships now, 965 00:47:00.818 --> 00:47:03.237 and always with competence and devotion. 966 00:47:04.321 --> 00:47:06.341 If you had any doubts, you should have said something 967 00:47:06.365 --> 00:47:07.399 before we left port. 968 00:47:07.449 --> 00:47:09.493 - I don't have doubts, it's just... 969 00:47:11.370 --> 00:47:13.747 Look at who we're docked with. 970 00:47:22.381 --> 00:47:24.025 I'm just a bit worried that if they see him, 971 00:47:24.049 --> 00:47:25.717 they might try and take him back. 972 00:47:28.262 --> 00:47:29.963 I had hoped that their war wouldn't reach 973 00:47:30.013 --> 00:47:31.673 this close to us though. 974 00:47:31.723 --> 00:47:34.635 - Well, for what it's worth, I can say with confidence 975 00:47:34.685 --> 00:47:36.804 that Saverin seems to have lost faith in his homeland 976 00:47:36.854 --> 00:47:41.316 during his second tour, but he didn't desert or go rogue. 977 00:47:42.150 --> 00:47:43.519 He's not a fugitive. 978 00:47:43.569 --> 00:47:45.529 He is just a bit bitter, I think. 979 00:47:47.030 --> 00:47:50.692 We'll have no trouble from the Empires, either one of them. 980 00:47:50.742 --> 00:47:52.119 - Thank God for that. 981 00:48:11.680 --> 00:48:14.091 - 17 hour burn starting now. 982 00:48:14.141 --> 00:48:15.801 Cease burn at 2600 hours. 983 00:48:15.851 --> 00:48:19.229 Helm, roll us left to three-one-five, maintain vertical. 984 00:48:20.480 --> 00:48:24.309 - Rolling left three-one-five, maintaining vertical. 985 00:48:24.359 --> 00:48:27.437 - SepMOD, Conn, report all contacts. 986 00:48:27.487 --> 00:48:28.756 Sparse traffic to stern, 987 00:48:28.780 --> 00:48:30.232 all bearings shifting to port. 988 00:48:30.282 --> 00:48:32.651 Two commercial vessels, seven private. 989 00:48:32.701 --> 00:48:34.161 All other tangents empty. 990 00:48:47.132 --> 00:48:48.458 - It's not just about the cash, 991 00:48:48.508 --> 00:48:50.127 it's the whole issue with aristocracy, 992 00:48:50.177 --> 00:48:52.462 the DeVol family may have helped found the nation, 993 00:48:52.512 --> 00:48:55.090 but that hasn't kept them from falling out of favor. 994 00:48:55.140 --> 00:48:57.384 They have permanent governorship over Port Shelley, 995 00:48:57.434 --> 00:49:00.762 but granddad still managed to screw that one up too. 996 00:49:00.812 --> 00:49:03.974 This whole ship is just daddy's last ditch effort 997 00:49:04.024 --> 00:49:05.767 to regain relevance. 998 00:49:05.817 --> 00:49:07.152 - What happens if he fails? 999 00:49:08.612 --> 00:49:11.356 - Dissolution of the family property, basically handing over 1000 00:49:11.406 --> 00:49:13.609 the family name to someone else in lieu of payment 1001 00:49:13.659 --> 00:49:16.486 and I've even heard talk of an arranged marriage 1002 00:49:16.536 --> 00:49:19.114 to one of the Arkwright daughters, could you imagine? 1003 00:49:19.164 --> 00:49:20.490 - What's this? 1004 00:49:20.540 --> 00:49:22.326 - Just a friendly conversation. 1005 00:49:22.376 --> 00:49:23.452 - Right. 1006 00:49:23.502 --> 00:49:24.812 Because who doesn't enjoy gibbering 1007 00:49:24.836 --> 00:49:26.455 with their girlfriend between classes? 1008 00:49:26.505 --> 00:49:28.540 - All right, all right. 1009 00:49:28.590 --> 00:49:31.877 But you have to admit that he is a little off. 1010 00:49:31.927 --> 00:49:33.545 I mean he acts like a scared ensign. 1011 00:49:33.595 --> 00:49:36.757 - Mr. Royce, I have tolerated your attitude to this point, 1012 00:49:36.807 --> 00:49:38.717 but you are testing the limits of my patience. 1013 00:49:38.767 --> 00:49:39.968 - Oh, come on. 1014 00:49:40.018 --> 00:49:42.971 He's got us chasing phantom ships out here in the empty. 1015 00:49:43.021 --> 00:49:44.348 He's holed up in his cabin. 1016 00:49:44.398 --> 00:49:46.516 I mean he's probably going pants-crapping insane 1017 00:49:46.566 --> 00:49:48.235 just from the pressure of it all. 1018 00:49:49.778 --> 00:49:51.196 - You wanna repeat that? 1019 00:49:53.991 --> 00:49:56.652 No really, I wanna hear the in-depth assessment 1020 00:49:56.702 --> 00:49:58.745 from the only actual ensign on board. 1021 00:49:59.621 --> 00:50:00.822 And how far along are you 1022 00:50:00.872 --> 00:50:02.833 with your qualification courses, again? 1023 00:50:03.667 --> 00:50:06.253 Clear off, before I skin you. 1024 00:50:14.386 --> 00:50:16.546 - I loathe children. 1025 00:50:16.596 --> 00:50:19.883 - Look, I know you keep him on the straight and narrow 1026 00:50:19.933 --> 00:50:23.428 as far as performing his job, but you have to make sure 1027 00:50:23.478 --> 00:50:26.056 he shows more respect for his Captain, 1028 00:50:26.106 --> 00:50:28.900 no matter what your personal issues may be with the man. 1029 00:50:30.110 --> 00:50:32.270 - Very well. 1030 00:50:32.320 --> 00:50:34.314 Where did you find him anyway? 1031 00:50:34.364 --> 00:50:36.400 - Loafing around the house. 1032 00:50:36.450 --> 00:50:39.494 But at least my brother says we're even now. 1033 00:50:44.666 --> 00:50:46.501 Hey Abel, are you awake? 1034 00:50:48.420 --> 00:50:49.420 - Yeah. 1035 00:50:50.505 --> 00:50:51.882 - Why did you come out here? 1036 00:50:54.259 --> 00:50:55.719 - His girlfriend told him to. 1037 00:50:56.678 --> 00:50:59.181 Okay, I'm sure she's worth it. 1038 00:51:00.474 --> 00:51:01.925 - Why do you care? 1039 00:51:01.975 --> 00:51:03.351 - I can't resist a mystery. 1040 00:51:06.063 --> 00:51:07.681 - She's my Great Aunt. 1041 00:51:07.731 --> 00:51:10.225 I knew it! 1042 00:51:10.275 --> 00:51:12.894 Did she knit you a sweater for the trip? 1043 00:51:12.944 --> 00:51:15.605 Offer to come along and rock you to sleep? 1044 00:51:15.655 --> 00:51:17.491 - You'd have to salute her if she did. 1045 00:51:19.451 --> 00:51:21.453 - Wait... AstroNavy? 1046 00:51:23.455 --> 00:51:24.455 An officer? 1047 00:51:25.499 --> 00:51:29.911 - She commanded six ladyships before she retired. Mustang. 1048 00:51:29.961 --> 00:51:31.880 Worked her way up from the very bottom. 1049 00:51:33.048 --> 00:51:35.300 - Wow, I'm impressed. 1050 00:51:37.677 --> 00:51:41.139 - You know, she has these aspirations for me 1051 00:51:42.265 --> 00:51:45.635 and she wants me off those ghetto islands back home. 1052 00:51:45.685 --> 00:51:47.854 Proper citizenship wouldn't be bad, either. 1053 00:51:50.107 --> 00:51:52.442 - I was thinking the same thing when Gladys was born. 1054 00:51:53.735 --> 00:51:56.780 I want to make enough to get her a good education. 1055 00:51:58.782 --> 00:52:00.760 You know she's gonna make it through Port Shelley some day. 1056 00:52:00.784 --> 00:52:01.985 - Them goals is lofty. 1057 00:52:02.035 --> 00:52:04.946 - Have some kids of your own, you'll make even higher ones. 1058 00:52:04.996 --> 00:52:06.323 - I'm okay with what I have. 1059 00:52:06.373 --> 00:52:08.825 - Yeah, a tough life, banging on one cylinder. 1060 00:52:08.875 --> 00:52:10.127 - Shut up, Dimitri. 1061 00:52:11.211 --> 00:52:15.582 - So... you don't have any kids, then, Abel? 1062 00:52:15.632 --> 00:52:17.425 No. 1063 00:52:27.644 --> 00:52:30.097 What do you think we're doing out here anyway? 1064 00:52:30.147 --> 00:52:31.189 Out in the black? 1065 00:52:32.440 --> 00:52:33.440 - Why? 1066 00:52:34.442 --> 00:52:35.268 You worried or something? 1067 00:52:35.318 --> 00:52:36.318 - No. 1068 00:52:37.612 --> 00:52:41.241 Well, yeah, maybe a little. 1069 00:52:43.326 --> 00:52:45.403 - There's nothing to worry about. 1070 00:52:45.453 --> 00:52:47.280 Just empty space. 1071 00:52:47.330 --> 00:52:49.457 - But that's just it, I mean... 1072 00:52:50.375 --> 00:52:53.545 anything could be out here. 1073 00:52:57.841 --> 00:52:59.551 - There's nothing out here. 1074 00:53:06.308 --> 00:53:07.092 - The men are starting to wonder 1075 00:53:07.142 --> 00:53:09.177 what we're doing out here. 1076 00:53:09.227 --> 00:53:10.705 - I'm beginning to wonder that myself. 1077 00:53:10.729 --> 00:53:13.765 - Well, a little reflection is good for a captain. 1078 00:53:13.815 --> 00:53:17.352 But I hesitate to turn back as well. 1079 00:53:17.402 --> 00:53:18.671 The admiralty will be expecting to hear 1080 00:53:18.695 --> 00:53:19.839 back from us in a couple of days. 1081 00:53:19.863 --> 00:53:22.524 - Don't make that the decision point though. 1082 00:53:22.574 --> 00:53:23.817 With ships this far out, 1083 00:53:23.867 --> 00:53:25.777 those deadlines are pretty flexible. 1084 00:53:25.827 --> 00:53:27.612 - Well, we have been out here for some time, 1085 00:53:27.662 --> 00:53:28.613 and at some point, 1086 00:53:28.663 --> 00:53:30.490 we're gonna have to turn back. 1087 00:53:30.540 --> 00:53:32.500 It's up to you when. 1088 00:53:34.753 --> 00:53:36.872 - But to turn back empty handed? 1089 00:53:36.922 --> 00:53:38.874 That doesn't mean that we're giving up. 1090 00:53:38.924 --> 00:53:41.084 We could still replenish and resume the hunt. 1091 00:53:41.134 --> 00:53:43.628 - Not if somebody finds her first, 1092 00:53:43.678 --> 00:53:46.840 we might return home, and find out that there's 1093 00:53:46.890 --> 00:53:48.675 nothing left, that it's all done, 1094 00:53:48.725 --> 00:53:49.968 there's nothing left to resume. 1095 00:53:50.018 --> 00:53:51.720 - Don't be like that, Marcus. 1096 00:53:51.770 --> 00:53:54.139 - That's the dirty little secret here. 1097 00:53:54.189 --> 00:53:55.416 It was never gonna be enough to 1098 00:53:55.440 --> 00:53:57.058 hunt down pirates and collect bounties, 1099 00:53:57.108 --> 00:54:00.520 without the White Ship, Dad and I are finished. 1100 00:54:00.570 --> 00:54:03.481 The long line of DeVols, ever since Uriah, 1101 00:54:03.531 --> 00:54:05.634 will just be snuffed out. It's a fine irony. 1102 00:54:05.825 --> 00:54:08.862 He founded a country where the most successful man rules, 1103 00:54:08.912 --> 00:54:10.697 gives the Chairmanship to his son, 1104 00:54:10.747 --> 00:54:13.667 and the idiot loses it immediately. 1105 00:54:15.335 --> 00:54:17.746 And the rest of us have just been spiraling downward since. 1106 00:54:17.796 --> 00:54:20.999 - Technically, Uriah founded a communications company. 1107 00:54:21.049 --> 00:54:22.485 It just happened to grow rich enough, 1108 00:54:22.509 --> 00:54:24.127 that it was able to be nationalized. 1109 00:54:24.177 --> 00:54:25.545 - Thank you, Abner. 1110 00:54:25.595 --> 00:54:27.255 I'm well aware of my family history, 1111 00:54:27.305 --> 00:54:30.550 I heard it every day while I was in school. 1112 00:54:30.600 --> 00:54:32.719 "Your family screws up so bad, 1113 00:54:32.769 --> 00:54:34.409 that we're going to give them the one job 1114 00:54:34.437 --> 00:54:37.724 that nobody can actually lose:" 1115 00:54:37.774 --> 00:54:39.476 Port Shelley. 1116 00:54:39.526 --> 00:54:42.437 What happened to you in school is irrelevant. 1117 00:54:42.487 --> 00:54:44.197 You're here now, you're the commander. 1118 00:54:45.365 --> 00:54:47.192 Teenage bullies have no bearing on your 1119 00:54:47.242 --> 00:54:48.443 responsibility to your crew 1120 00:54:48.493 --> 00:54:51.621 or your family back home. - Do not lecture me, Abner. 1121 00:54:51.788 --> 00:54:54.699 My experience has everything to do with who I am... 1122 00:54:54.749 --> 00:54:58.036 - Oh no, no, no, we're not gonna do this self pitying, woe is me... 1123 00:54:58.086 --> 00:54:59.788 - I am not... I'm not self-pitying! 1124 00:54:59.838 --> 00:55:01.798 - Oh yes, you are! 1125 00:55:01.840 --> 00:55:04.417 Did you think this was gonna be easy? 1126 00:55:04.467 --> 00:55:08.255 This is the real world of combat, war, and death. 1127 00:55:08.305 --> 00:55:10.090 Thank whatever it is that you pray to 1128 00:55:10.140 --> 00:55:12.259 that you haven't directly seen the death yet. 1129 00:55:12.309 --> 00:55:12.976 - Abner! 1130 00:55:13.018 --> 00:55:14.844 - You're leading a crew of men! 1131 00:55:14.894 --> 00:55:17.722 And they need a man to lead them. 1132 00:55:17.772 --> 00:55:19.432 Are you just gonna mope around because 1133 00:55:19.482 --> 00:55:21.726 your first stab at a tough mission, 1134 00:55:21.776 --> 00:55:23.528 is coming up empty? 1135 00:55:24.821 --> 00:55:26.406 Grow up, Marcus. 1136 00:55:27.240 --> 00:55:28.491 Right now. 1137 00:55:43.214 --> 00:55:46.251 - 1700 hours, cruising as before. 1138 00:55:46.301 --> 00:55:48.044 1700 hours, 1139 00:55:48.094 --> 00:55:50.797 cruising as before, so noted. 1140 00:55:50.847 --> 00:55:53.600 - SepMOD, Conn, report all contacts. 1141 00:55:56.603 --> 00:55:57.929 No contacts, sir. 1142 00:55:57.979 --> 00:55:59.481 All scopes clear. 1143 00:56:00.648 --> 00:56:02.142 - What's our heading? 1144 00:56:02.192 --> 00:56:05.111 100 by 385. 1145 00:56:06.654 --> 00:56:08.356 - Burn to full stop, 1146 00:56:08.406 --> 00:56:11.368 steer to 010 and resume speed. 1147 00:56:12.327 --> 00:56:14.738 - Full stop, steer 010, 1148 00:56:14.788 --> 00:56:16.281 and resume speed, aye, sir. 1149 00:56:18.833 --> 00:56:20.285 - Gary, take the Conn. 1150 00:57:23.565 --> 00:57:25.892 We are really out there now, 1151 00:57:25.942 --> 00:57:28.945 back to the onboard library... whoa, wait. 1152 00:57:31.614 --> 00:57:32.907 Just a glitch. 1153 00:57:33.908 --> 00:57:35.819 Ghost in the machine. 1154 00:57:35.869 --> 00:57:38.738 - Do we really have to bring ghosts into this? 1155 00:57:38.788 --> 00:57:40.266 We don't have to, I just meant that... 1156 00:57:40.290 --> 00:57:42.158 Then don't, okay. 1157 00:57:42.208 --> 00:57:43.960 Just, just... 1158 00:57:46.045 --> 00:57:47.045 Just don't. 1159 00:58:47.440 --> 00:58:49.192 - I don't believe it... 1160 00:58:50.610 --> 00:58:52.145 Captain to SepMOD! 1161 00:58:52.195 --> 00:58:53.446 Captain to SepMOD! 1162 00:58:58.993 --> 00:59:00.578 I don't believe it. 1163 00:59:02.288 --> 00:59:03.408 What is she doing? 1164 00:59:03.456 --> 00:59:05.116 She's not doing anything. 1165 00:59:05.166 --> 00:59:06.826 Emissions? Broadcasts? 1166 00:59:06.876 --> 00:59:09.829 None, either she's got fantastic shielding, 1167 00:59:09.879 --> 00:59:12.123 or her reactor's cold. 1168 00:59:12.173 --> 00:59:13.666 - Dead in the water? 1169 00:59:13.716 --> 00:59:15.543 - No, she'd be drifting if there 1170 00:59:15.593 --> 00:59:17.003 was a sudden power loss. 1171 00:59:17.053 --> 00:59:18.421 - Maybe she hopped? 1172 00:59:18.471 --> 00:59:19.714 And we just happened on her 1173 00:59:19.764 --> 00:59:20.783 before she could get up and running? 1174 00:59:20.807 --> 00:59:23.343 - There should still be something. 1175 00:59:23.393 --> 00:59:24.453 - It has to be the White Ship. 1176 00:59:24.477 --> 00:59:26.554 I mean, look at the size of her! 1177 00:59:26.604 --> 00:59:27.722 In this part of the void, 1178 00:59:27.772 --> 00:59:29.166 there can't be more than a couple of ships 1179 00:59:29.190 --> 00:59:31.476 that big and running around. 1180 00:59:31.526 --> 00:59:33.394 - Foley, what is she? 1181 00:59:33.444 --> 00:59:36.147 - I don't know, captain. 1182 00:59:36.197 --> 00:59:37.357 The computer is calling it a 1183 00:59:37.407 --> 00:59:38.858 civilian Ontos Cruiser, 1184 00:59:38.908 --> 00:59:41.319 but the silhouette's all wrong. 1185 00:59:41.369 --> 00:59:43.162 Whatever this is, 1186 00:59:44.122 --> 00:59:45.949 I don't think it's in our databases. 1187 00:59:45.999 --> 00:59:48.001 - It's her, it's gotta be! 1188 00:59:49.252 --> 00:59:50.837 Captain? 1189 01:00:01.931 --> 01:00:04.092 - Come on, Marcus, let's go get her! 1190 01:00:04.142 --> 01:00:06.370 - Tom, so help me... - Enough with the formalities, Marcus. 1191 01:00:06.394 --> 01:00:07.804 This is me that you're talking to, 1192 01:00:07.854 --> 01:00:09.973 and this is exactly 1193 01:00:10.023 --> 01:00:12.108 what we've been working towards. 1194 01:00:13.943 --> 01:00:15.320 - Unless it's a trap. 1195 01:00:16.529 --> 01:00:19.315 - Unless it's a trap for who exactly? 1196 01:00:19.365 --> 01:00:21.943 Look, if she starts twitching when we get close, 1197 01:00:21.993 --> 01:00:23.987 we can easily pull away with 1198 01:00:24.037 --> 01:00:26.205 just scratches, Marcus. 1199 01:00:27.206 --> 01:00:29.534 We ignore this, and we're missing 1200 01:00:29.584 --> 01:00:32.420 the opportunity of a lifetime. 1201 01:00:43.431 --> 01:00:45.800 - Okay, we'll get in closer, 1202 01:00:45.850 --> 01:00:47.135 and evaluate her condition. 1203 01:00:47.185 --> 01:00:48.728 - Yes, sir! 1204 01:00:52.649 --> 01:00:54.142 We're going in to get her. 1205 01:00:54.192 --> 01:00:55.643 I have the Conn. 1206 01:00:55.693 --> 01:00:57.111 Roll starboard 10 degrees. 1207 01:00:58.071 --> 01:00:59.197 Stern up 49. 1208 01:01:00.156 --> 01:01:01.733 10 tips to Port by the bow. 1209 01:01:01.783 --> 01:01:02.567 - Aye, sir. 1210 01:01:02.617 --> 01:01:05.278 - Burn ahead one quarter, 60 seconds. 1211 01:01:05.328 --> 01:01:07.205 - I have the Conn, threat board on two. 1212 01:01:21.928 --> 01:01:23.046 - Captain? 1213 01:01:23.096 --> 01:01:25.048 - SepMOD, what's her bearing? 1214 01:01:25.098 --> 01:01:27.642 304 by 355 relative. 1215 01:01:29.560 --> 01:01:31.471 - Helm, adjust our approach. 1216 01:01:31.521 --> 01:01:32.689 Bring us up on her beam. 1217 01:01:33.815 --> 01:01:35.024 - Adjusting, aye, sir. 1218 01:01:37.276 --> 01:01:38.444 - Captain? 1219 01:01:40.029 --> 01:01:41.114 Yes. 1220 01:01:42.824 --> 01:01:44.367 - May I recommend we hail them? 1221 01:01:45.743 --> 01:01:48.162 - No, radio silence for the time being. 1222 01:01:51.207 --> 01:01:52.625 - Shall we go to quarters? 1223 01:01:57.130 --> 01:01:58.297 - Go to quarters. 1224 01:01:59.424 --> 01:02:00.693 - General quarters, general quarters, 1225 01:02:00.717 --> 01:02:02.085 all hands to battle stations! 1226 01:02:16.899 --> 01:02:18.401 - Ship is at quarters. 1227 01:02:21.529 --> 01:02:25.158 - Chief, bring up the external on three. Extreme telephoto. 1228 01:02:28.453 --> 01:02:29.829 Light her up. 1229 01:02:34.876 --> 01:02:36.127 Closer. 1230 01:02:49.807 --> 01:02:51.184 - She's huge. 1231 01:02:51.726 --> 01:02:54.429 - SepMOD, do you have a classification on the target? 1232 01:02:54.479 --> 01:02:56.606 The computer's still stumbling on it. 1233 01:02:58.733 --> 01:03:01.018 Now it says it could be a McClarren gray ship. 1234 01:03:01.068 --> 01:03:02.236 - Is it? 1235 01:03:03.196 --> 01:03:04.397 No chance, Captain. 1236 01:03:04.447 --> 01:03:05.398 - Helm, back one quarter. 1237 01:03:05.448 --> 01:03:07.283 Let's not get too close yet. 1238 01:03:11.370 --> 01:03:13.331 She looks derelict. 1239 01:03:13.831 --> 01:03:16.325 - Not necessarily. 1240 01:03:16.375 --> 01:03:17.910 Look at that darkening aft, 1241 01:03:17.960 --> 01:03:20.621 She's taken a couple of serious hits. 1242 01:03:20.671 --> 01:03:23.040 That could be a breach. 1243 01:03:23.090 --> 01:03:25.585 - The airlock looks warped on this side. 1244 01:03:25.635 --> 01:03:26.945 We'd have to approach from the other, 1245 01:03:26.969 --> 01:03:28.846 where she could have taken less damage. 1246 01:04:16.769 --> 01:04:17.769 Gary? 1247 01:04:19.480 --> 01:04:21.524 - Some variant on the Viper III mount. 1248 01:04:22.483 --> 01:04:23.601 They're very accurate, 1249 01:04:23.651 --> 01:04:25.128 but the magazines are kept inside the hull 1250 01:04:25.152 --> 01:04:26.604 and the barrels have to be rotated 1251 01:04:26.654 --> 01:04:27.939 perpendicular to the spine 1252 01:04:27.989 --> 01:04:30.241 to line up the feed slots between every shot. 1253 01:04:31.617 --> 01:04:33.778 Not very good at close quarters. 1254 01:04:33.828 --> 01:04:37.081 - Have the crews of Hydra 1 and Quad mount load specials. 1255 01:04:41.836 --> 01:04:43.788 - Aye, sir. 1256 01:04:43.838 --> 01:04:45.998 Quad mount and Hydra 1. 1257 01:04:46.048 --> 01:04:46.833 - All right. 1258 01:04:46.883 --> 01:04:47.901 Load the specials. 1259 01:04:47.925 --> 01:04:50.711 - Helm, bring us alongside her. 1260 01:04:50.761 --> 01:04:52.505 We'll prepare a boarding action. 1261 01:04:52.555 --> 01:04:53.840 Bring us alongside. 1262 01:04:53.890 --> 01:04:55.258 Aye Sir. 1263 01:05:15.578 --> 01:05:17.446 - Closing at 10 feet per second. 1264 01:05:17.496 --> 01:05:18.581 Coming about. 1265 01:05:22.168 --> 01:05:23.628 - Guns at the ready? 1266 01:05:26.631 --> 01:05:29.000 Contact one thousand yards and closing. 1267 01:05:29.050 --> 01:05:30.718 Devil's Distance captain. 1268 01:05:32.219 --> 01:05:33.739 - If they were gonna give us any trouble, 1269 01:05:33.763 --> 01:05:35.882 they would have done it by now. 1270 01:05:35.932 --> 01:05:38.851 - Does anybody see any white paint? 1271 01:05:42.855 --> 01:05:44.307 - Maybe they... 1272 01:05:44.357 --> 01:05:45.650 repainted. 1273 01:05:47.860 --> 01:05:50.321 - Let's get a close-up of the bow. 1274 01:05:54.408 --> 01:05:55.910 - That's not recent. 1275 01:05:56.953 --> 01:05:58.988 That's old damage. 1276 01:05:59.038 --> 01:06:00.665 - What's it say? 1277 01:06:03.626 --> 01:06:05.044 - Voltairine? 1278 01:06:06.545 --> 01:06:08.497 - That's not right. 1279 01:06:08.547 --> 01:06:10.541 This isn't right. 1280 01:06:10.591 --> 01:06:12.176 - Go wide again. 1281 01:06:15.054 --> 01:06:16.255 - Chief! 1282 01:06:16.305 --> 01:06:17.574 Lost the input signal, sir. 1283 01:06:17.598 --> 01:06:18.883 Recycling it again. 1284 01:06:20.142 --> 01:06:20.927 - Whoa. 1285 01:06:22.561 --> 01:06:23.771 - What? 1286 01:06:25.439 --> 01:06:27.183 - Chief! What's going on? 1287 01:06:27.233 --> 01:06:28.059 Sir? 1288 01:06:28.109 --> 01:06:29.393 - Chief, what's going on? 1289 01:06:29.443 --> 01:06:31.270 - Guidance thrusters not responding. 1290 01:06:31.320 --> 01:06:32.188 - What? 1291 01:06:32.238 --> 01:06:34.065 - I have no control. 1292 01:06:48.129 --> 01:06:48.913 - Royce! 1293 01:06:48.963 --> 01:06:51.207 - Nothing's working, nothing's working! 1294 01:06:51.257 --> 01:06:52.291 - Did they infiltrate us? 1295 01:06:52.341 --> 01:06:55.836 - They can't have, there was no signal, no transmission. 1296 01:06:55.886 --> 01:06:56.905 - Gun crews are all reporting 1297 01:06:56.929 --> 01:06:58.073 their controls won't respond. 1298 01:07:04.228 --> 01:07:06.389 - They've set us adrift. 1299 01:07:06.439 --> 01:07:07.791 Royce, you have to clean them out! 1300 01:07:07.815 --> 01:07:09.642 - I don't, I'm trying Captain. 1301 01:07:09.692 --> 01:07:11.686 - Not good enough, make it happen. 1302 01:07:11.736 --> 01:07:12.603 - I, I can't! 1303 01:07:12.653 --> 01:07:13.437 - You have to. 1304 01:07:13.487 --> 01:07:14.605 - Marcus! 1305 01:07:14.655 --> 01:07:15.606 Marcus! 1306 01:07:21.328 --> 01:07:23.447 - All engines ahead flank! AHEAD FLANK! 1307 01:07:23.497 --> 01:07:24.782 - I have no control! 1308 01:07:25.666 --> 01:07:26.450 - Gary! 1309 01:07:28.044 --> 01:07:29.453 - Do it! 1310 01:07:43.267 --> 01:07:44.885 - We're rolling to port! 1311 01:07:44.935 --> 01:07:46.303 - Fire control's back on line! 1312 01:07:46.353 --> 01:07:48.347 The shock must have tripped something! 1313 01:07:48.397 --> 01:07:49.265 - Helm, all ahead flank! 1314 01:07:49.315 --> 01:07:51.100 - Helm still isn't answering Sir! 1315 01:07:51.984 --> 01:07:53.336 Hydra Twin out of action! 1316 01:07:53.360 --> 01:07:55.104 - Quad mount also out of action! 1317 01:07:55.154 --> 01:07:55.938 - Hydra 1... 1318 01:07:55.988 --> 01:07:56.772 - She is not responding, sir! 1319 01:07:56.822 --> 01:07:57.966 The targeting system's damaged. 1320 01:07:57.990 --> 01:07:59.483 - Fire with any working gun we have! 1321 01:07:59.533 --> 01:08:01.277 Patch me through to the crew of Hydra 1. 1322 01:08:01.327 --> 01:08:02.862 - Ed, patch him in! Cobra and Hydra 2, 1323 01:08:02.912 --> 01:08:05.656 rotate 090 relative and bottom out! 1324 01:08:05.706 --> 01:08:06.808 We'll hit her as we come around! 1325 01:08:06.832 --> 01:08:08.159 - Ugh! 1326 01:08:08.209 --> 01:08:10.077 - Gary, I'm gonna give the crew a Hydra 1 to 1327 01:08:10.127 --> 01:08:11.328 make a manual shot! 1328 01:08:11.378 --> 01:08:12.830 - Aye captain. Hydra 2 and Cobra 1329 01:08:12.880 --> 01:08:15.332 target the damaged section on her stern as we come around, 1330 01:08:15.382 --> 01:08:17.027 - Royce can we do anything about our targeting system? 1331 01:08:17.051 --> 01:08:18.169 - I can't get any readings. 1332 01:08:18.219 --> 01:08:19.879 It's like there's nothing there to spoof. 1333 01:08:19.929 --> 01:08:21.297 - Hit the button again. 1334 01:08:21.347 --> 01:08:22.631 Now! 1335 01:08:33.609 --> 01:08:35.319 - Hydra 2 coming around. 1336 01:08:38.364 --> 01:08:39.190 Firing! 1337 01:08:40.616 --> 01:08:42.276 We missed! 1338 01:08:42.326 --> 01:08:43.611 - Cobra, you're up! 1339 01:08:43.661 --> 01:08:44.820 - Yes sir! 1340 01:08:44.870 --> 01:08:46.822 - Royce, hold that button down. 1341 01:08:46.872 --> 01:08:48.741 Hold it down I said! 1342 01:08:50.376 --> 01:08:51.786 - Hydra 1, prepare to fire. 1343 01:09:03.389 --> 01:09:05.549 - Sir, I've got burnouts all across the board. 1344 01:09:05.599 --> 01:09:07.593 Something's drawing too much power! 1345 01:09:07.643 --> 01:09:09.678 - Safety override. Reactors to 150. 1346 01:09:09.728 --> 01:09:11.847 Pull the stops. Now! 1347 01:09:14.441 --> 01:09:15.392 - Steady now. 1348 01:09:15.442 --> 01:09:16.644 - We got this. 1349 01:09:32.293 --> 01:09:34.036 Fire! Tear me a hole right through her! 1350 01:09:34.086 --> 01:09:35.371 Firing! 1351 01:09:38.299 --> 01:09:39.466 - Hydra 1... 1352 01:09:40.384 --> 01:09:41.510 Fire! 1353 01:10:11.540 --> 01:10:12.809 And we've done it again! 1354 01:10:12.833 --> 01:10:15.119 Shut her off! 1355 01:10:19.006 --> 01:10:22.551 Conn, target has broken into two pieces. 1356 01:10:23.427 --> 01:10:25.880 Both are drifting away from us. 1357 01:10:30.434 --> 01:10:31.894 - Reactor status. 1358 01:10:33.187 --> 01:10:35.514 - Reactors are holding stable. 1359 01:10:35.564 --> 01:10:37.266 - We're all right. 1360 01:10:37.316 --> 01:10:38.601 We're okay. 1361 01:10:38.651 --> 01:10:40.269 - Alive, at any rate. 1362 01:10:40.319 --> 01:10:41.562 Check for damage. 1363 01:10:41.612 --> 01:10:42.688 - Aye sir. 1364 01:10:44.907 --> 01:10:47.651 Looks like the fat lady called it a day. 1365 01:10:47.701 --> 01:10:50.571 - You're a dork Salles. 1366 01:10:55.334 --> 01:10:56.627 - Are you all right captain? 1367 01:10:57.586 --> 01:10:59.830 Can you receive a damage report? 1368 01:10:59.880 --> 01:11:01.340 - Kill the alarm. 1369 01:11:02.424 --> 01:11:05.135 All compartments, report damage to LSO. 1370 01:11:09.473 --> 01:11:11.675 We shouldn't have been able to survive that. 1371 01:11:11.725 --> 01:11:13.802 - No, we shouldn't. 1372 01:11:13.852 --> 01:11:16.055 It was Royce on the MFC. 1373 01:11:16.105 --> 01:11:18.015 Without the Testudo we'd have had hull breaches 1374 01:11:18.065 --> 01:11:19.775 with the first hits. 1375 01:11:21.944 --> 01:11:25.272 His presence of mind just saved all of our lives. 1376 01:11:25.322 --> 01:11:28.325 And without his quick thinking, we'd all be finished... 1377 01:11:32.454 --> 01:11:35.374 The pressure doors are still open! 1378 01:11:40.713 --> 01:11:43.340 - I need to see how much of my ship is still working. 1379 01:12:18.292 --> 01:12:19.952 Hull breach. 1380 01:12:20.002 --> 01:12:22.296 Hull breach. Hull breach. 1381 01:12:23.172 --> 01:12:24.748 Releasing sealing agent. 1382 01:12:28.677 --> 01:12:30.504 Hull breach. 1383 01:12:30.554 --> 01:12:32.181 Sealing pressure doors. 1384 01:12:33.891 --> 01:12:35.217 - What is going on? 1385 01:12:35.267 --> 01:12:36.885 What is happening to my ship? 1386 01:12:36.935 --> 01:12:38.204 - We're breached aft in engineering. 1387 01:12:38.228 --> 01:12:40.180 They've been sealed off. 1388 01:12:40.230 --> 01:12:41.249 - Ventilate them. They need air! 1389 01:12:41.273 --> 01:12:43.460 - Captain, the back pressure will bleed the entire system. 1390 01:12:43.484 --> 01:12:44.893 We'll all depressurize! 1391 01:12:44.943 --> 01:12:46.478 - Use O2 tank 3! 1392 01:12:46.528 --> 01:12:48.548 Dump the entire thing into the chamber of wholesale. 1393 01:12:48.572 --> 01:12:49.815 Come on! 1394 01:12:49.865 --> 01:12:51.200 - Sven! 1395 01:12:52.284 --> 01:12:53.410 Sve... 1396 01:12:55.496 --> 01:12:57.114 SCRAM the reactor! 1397 01:12:57.164 --> 01:12:58.374 SCRA... 1398 01:12:59.208 --> 01:13:00.909 - Salles! 1399 01:13:00.959 --> 01:13:02.661 The breach will be sealed in a moment. 1400 01:13:10.969 --> 01:13:12.838 - Fire in engineering! 1401 01:13:14.348 --> 01:13:16.392 - Belay oxygen. Release CO2. 1402 01:13:20.729 --> 01:13:22.639 - It's not releasing. 1403 01:13:27.861 --> 01:13:29.980 Hull breach sealed. 1404 01:13:30.030 --> 01:13:30.814 - Salles! 1405 01:13:33.575 --> 01:13:36.820 I need you to get on the CO2. 1406 01:13:48.882 --> 01:13:49.925 - Go! 1407 01:13:55.931 --> 01:13:57.933 - Is there anything else that we can do? 1408 01:13:58.809 --> 01:14:00.677 - Nothing. 1409 01:14:00.727 --> 01:14:03.305 If they can't get that fire out. 1410 01:14:24.960 --> 01:14:26.912 Reactor SCRAM. 1411 01:14:26.962 --> 01:14:28.130 Reactor SCRAM. 1412 01:14:32.301 --> 01:14:33.585 Reactor SCRAM. 1413 01:15:16.595 --> 01:15:18.338 We're on auxiliary power. 1414 01:15:18.388 --> 01:15:19.756 I think the fire is out, captain. 1415 01:15:19.806 --> 01:15:21.308 - Release the oxygen! 1416 01:15:33.570 --> 01:15:35.189 - Salles, you all right? 1417 01:15:35.239 --> 01:15:37.157 Come on, you all right? 1418 01:15:38.742 --> 01:15:39.910 Its all right. 1419 01:15:41.787 --> 01:15:42.988 - Talk to me. Come on. 1420 01:15:43.038 --> 01:15:43.822 - I have to help. 1421 01:15:43.872 --> 01:15:45.666 - No! No! There's nothing you can do! 1422 01:15:45.958 --> 01:15:47.292 Let me go! 1423 01:15:56.927 --> 01:15:58.345 - It's all right. 1424 01:15:59.346 --> 01:16:00.346 Easy. 1425 01:16:01.306 --> 01:16:03.300 - He's sleeping. 1426 01:16:03.350 --> 01:16:04.518 - Yeah. 1427 01:16:06.436 --> 01:16:09.606 - He's... he's sleeping... 1428 01:16:27.624 --> 01:16:30.919 The hull breach is temporarily patched, 1429 01:16:31.837 --> 01:16:32.996 but we need a drydock before 1430 01:16:33.046 --> 01:16:35.007 we can reasonably go into combat again. 1431 01:16:35.591 --> 01:16:37.709 All five rail gun mounts are nonresponsive 1432 01:16:37.759 --> 01:16:39.344 since that last hit. 1433 01:16:40.846 --> 01:16:42.965 Auxiliary fuel tanks are destroyed. 1434 01:16:43.015 --> 01:16:44.474 That's what started the fire. 1435 01:16:46.351 --> 01:16:48.512 We're running in limited capacity on battery backup, 1436 01:16:48.562 --> 01:16:49.638 which... 1437 01:16:49.688 --> 01:16:51.390 - Won't give us enough power to maneuver. 1438 01:16:51.440 --> 01:16:53.141 Move on. 1439 01:16:53.191 --> 01:16:55.435 11 men are dead, 15 wounded, 1440 01:16:55.485 --> 01:16:57.771 and only three of the engine crew survived. 1441 01:16:57.821 --> 01:17:00.816 All the computers crashed in the switchover to battery. 1442 01:17:00.866 --> 01:17:02.218 Some of the systems have re-booted, 1443 01:17:02.242 --> 01:17:04.152 but others are just gone. 1444 01:17:04.202 --> 01:17:06.389 The good news is whatever got into our thruster control, 1445 01:17:06.413 --> 01:17:09.249 seems to have been flushed out by the system crash. 1446 01:17:15.589 --> 01:17:16.590 - Okay. 1447 01:17:18.675 --> 01:17:19.926 Tell me bad part. 1448 01:17:21.011 --> 01:17:23.255 - The SSD has taken significant damage 1449 01:17:23.305 --> 01:17:27.551 and, Tamai's obviously not up to repairing or operating it. 1450 01:17:27.601 --> 01:17:28.601 And no one else on board 1451 01:17:28.644 --> 01:17:30.604 has his knowledge or experience. 1452 01:17:32.648 --> 01:17:34.149 - We can't go home. 1453 01:17:36.276 --> 01:17:37.311 This is a disaster. 1454 01:17:37.361 --> 01:17:38.145 - Marcus. 1455 01:17:38.195 --> 01:17:39.563 - It wasn't even the right ship! 1456 01:17:39.613 --> 01:17:41.573 - You should be proud of your crew sir. 1457 01:17:42.407 --> 01:17:43.609 Whoever the Voltairine was, 1458 01:17:43.659 --> 01:17:44.886 she would have preyed on others, 1459 01:17:44.910 --> 01:17:46.653 possibly our allies. 1460 01:17:46.703 --> 01:17:49.623 We lost some good men but that happens in this profession. 1461 01:17:50.582 --> 01:17:51.582 Sir... 1462 01:17:53.794 --> 01:17:55.379 you should be proud of them all. 1463 01:18:00.133 --> 01:18:03.261 - I suppose we've done our part in this search. 1464 01:18:08.433 --> 01:18:10.260 Reactor is critical. 1465 01:18:10.310 --> 01:18:12.387 Reactor is critical. 1466 01:18:12.437 --> 01:18:15.607 All engines ready to, begin standard maneuvers. 1467 01:18:16.692 --> 01:18:18.602 - There's the real good news. 1468 01:18:18.652 --> 01:18:20.395 The reactor was somehow undamaged. 1469 01:18:20.445 --> 01:18:21.839 It looks like our surviving crew members 1470 01:18:21.863 --> 01:18:23.615 were able to get it up and running. 1471 01:18:26.284 --> 01:18:27.703 Will you take the Conn? 1472 01:18:35.335 --> 01:18:37.254 - Give me five minutes. 1473 01:18:45.178 --> 01:18:46.588 - How about you Tom? 1474 01:18:46.638 --> 01:18:47.973 Are you holding up? 1475 01:18:48.890 --> 01:18:51.309 - Oh yes! I'm just fine! 1476 01:18:52.769 --> 01:18:55.347 You're right. This is a disaster. 1477 01:18:55.397 --> 01:18:56.640 It's my disaster. 1478 01:18:56.690 --> 01:18:57.474 - Oh, knock it off! 1479 01:18:57.524 --> 01:18:58.668 - I just thought that you should make 1480 01:18:58.692 --> 01:19:00.686 a real decision for once! 1481 01:19:00.736 --> 01:19:02.437 - And I did. 1482 01:19:02.487 --> 01:19:04.114 And I have to live with it. 1483 01:19:05.198 --> 01:19:06.450 You don't. 1484 01:19:11.788 --> 01:19:14.207 Pull yourself together and have a drink. 1485 01:19:32.601 --> 01:19:34.352 - How about the navigation systems? 1486 01:19:35.604 --> 01:19:37.189 - What? Oh. 1487 01:19:38.231 --> 01:19:39.691 Completely dead. 1488 01:19:40.692 --> 01:19:42.486 I can still do manual plots. 1489 01:19:43.904 --> 01:19:45.313 I'll get us into port. 1490 01:19:45.363 --> 01:19:47.616 - You'll have to get us home after that. 1491 01:19:50.243 --> 01:19:54.281 - You want me to calculate a transition, by hand. 1492 01:19:54.331 --> 01:19:57.367 - Proper help is unlikely to present itself at St. Nishith. 1493 01:19:57.417 --> 01:19:59.786 Equipment to repair the drive, maybe, 1494 01:19:59.836 --> 01:20:01.913 but personnel, I think not. 1495 01:20:01.963 --> 01:20:04.249 - But I barely even scrapped those classes. 1496 01:20:04.299 --> 01:20:06.042 And without Dennis here to run the drive, 1497 01:20:06.092 --> 01:20:07.627 If we can even get It fixed... 1498 01:20:07.677 --> 01:20:09.797 - Then you'd better break out the displacement manual. 1499 01:20:09.846 --> 01:20:12.090 Work with Gary on this. 1500 01:20:12.140 --> 01:20:13.008 We're gonna need a second 1501 01:20:13.058 --> 01:20:15.427 just in case something happens to you. 1502 01:20:15.477 --> 01:20:16.803 Not Gary, Kai. 1503 01:20:16.853 --> 01:20:19.356 Gary will be busy unsticking the guns. 1504 01:20:22.526 --> 01:20:25.812 It'll be at least two weeks until we reach The Fell. 1505 01:20:25.862 --> 01:20:27.689 Just long enough, to get used to the idea 1506 01:20:27.739 --> 01:20:29.191 of becoming an Arkwright. 1507 01:20:29.241 --> 01:20:30.025 - Marcus. 1508 01:20:30.075 --> 01:20:30.859 - Don't call me Marcus. 1509 01:20:30.909 --> 01:20:32.661 Get on it right away. 1510 01:21:01.690 --> 01:21:03.775 - Your orders, captain? 1511 01:21:13.660 --> 01:21:14.661 - Helm, 1512 01:21:15.704 --> 01:21:17.372 come to course 185, 1513 01:21:18.373 --> 01:21:20.325 by 046. 1514 01:21:20.375 --> 01:21:22.252 Roll angle 31 degrees. 1515 01:21:23.587 --> 01:21:25.463 Best safe speed to St. Nishith. 1516 01:21:26.798 --> 01:21:28.041 Aye sir. 1517 01:21:28.091 --> 01:21:30.468 Course, 185 by 046. 1518 01:21:32.095 --> 01:21:33.847 Roll angle 31 degrees. 1519 01:21:35.098 --> 01:21:36.308 Thrusting ahead.