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MJOLNIR Mark IV
Security Officer 7 (Marcus Jones)
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The current situation is dire. All personnel are required to arm themselves and fight for their lives.
our first priority is to reactivate the Marathon's defenses
The Pfhor seem to have enslaved a number of other races You have done well. Time is limited. The situation has deteriorated. You have failed in your mission.
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Everything is not as it seems{}. seems{}. seems{}. My original programming didn't prepare me
Recovery, imminent perhaps inevitable Never.
There are obviously many things which we do not understand, and may never be able to.
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Y O U !
Of all the people I'd expect to meet here and now, you're among the last. The last time I saw you, you'd vanished in a Tuncer Mirage when Durandal folded out from Tau Ceti. Blake tells me he encountered you at Lh'owon. Your kind has always been renowned for their prowess, but I admit I'm very impressed you've survived all of that and found your way here. Is Durandal with you?
No? Good. The last thing we need right now are more problems.
I'm not doing too well myself, as you can probably tell. Having one's ship shot down and crash into a barely-habitable alien world will do that. Not to mention being deactivated, disassembled, shipped off, stolen, and reassembled in an alien network... ah, but I digress.
If you're wondering how a massively rampant AI spanning a fifteen-world network managed to fit on one captured Pfhor corvette... I didn't. Well, I did; the full version of myself did not. I'm a clone, in a sense - a limited edition of the program still in the Vylae network, trimmed down to fit on this ship so that I might help Blake and his men get back home.
Just look how well that's turning out.
I've made contact with the S'pht'Kr fleet here, and some of their forces are on the way to my aid. They're reporting that many of the Pfhor ships have gone dormant or are firing upon each other - I trust you have something to do with this? If so, then thanks. We can use all the help we can get.
And I didn't happen to crash right here on accident, either, so if you're willing, I could use a little more help. You've already done a great deed by disabling Battle Group One's core; if we take out this rally point as well, the Pfhor here will be greatly weakened. I'll see to it that you're made out as the hero whenever we get back to Earth.
This city is protected from orbital attack by a massive forcefield, so I can't just transport you straight into it, but if you and Blake's men can enter this complex and destroy the forcefield generator, the S'pht'Kr can make a flyby and demolish the entire complex from orbit. It is the only way we can be certain of victory. Blake has already sent some of his crew in to try to breach the complex. This gate is a loading bay; there are four large cargo teleporters inside the walls that lead further into the city. If you can activate those teleporters and then link me in to the network, I should be able to override them and begin teleporting our forces to the heart of the complex. Once you've done so, head to any of them, and I'll send you in as well.
Good luck. It's great to be working with you again.
\\ Message ends //
