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Hoshi.

Previously, on Star Trek Enterprise:

I know you're on an urgent mission.

Who are you?

Don't be frightened.

What do you want?

You're searching for something.

I can help.

He was horrified that
seven million of us were killed.

He says he's willing to use
his abilities to help us find the Xindi.

What's this?

It helps me extend
the range of my telepathy.

He gave me these coordinates.

- What are they for?
- A Xindi colony.

He said they're building
part of the weapon there.

We're preparing to test the weapon
on an uninhabited planet...

in the Calindra System.

But we're going to need
another shipment of kemocite...

at least 100 kilograms.

I'll contact Gralik.

If the test is successful, how long
before we can deploy the weapon?

A matter of weeks.

It's been a long road

Gettin' from there to here

It's been a long time

But my time is finally near

And I will see my dream
Come alive at last

I will touch the sky

And they're not gonna
Hold me down no more

No, they're not gonna change my mind

'Cause I've got faith of the heart

I'm going where my heart will take me

I've got faith to believe

I can do anything

I've got strength of the soul

And no one's gonna bend or break me

I can reach any star

I've got faith

I've got faith

Faith of the heart

There are no defensive systems?

No active sensor sweeps
or artificial satellites...

no vessels anywhere in the vicinity.

We've seen how different
Xindi technology is.

They could have defences
we can't detect.

It's also possible that what we were told
about this colony isn't accurate.

We're putting a lot of faith
in Hoshi's telepathic friend.

What about these energy readings?

They could be coming
from a weapons complex.

They could also be electrical storms,
deposits of diamagnetic ore...

Or a glitch in our sensors, I know.

But if there's any chance that something
on that planet could lead us...

to the Xindi weapon,
we have to investigate it.

After we enter the system,
we'll stay on the far side of that moon.

It should keep us out of view.

Tell Major Hayes he'll be joining us
on a reconnaissance mission.

We launch in two hours.

- Archer to Enterprise.
- Go ahead.

I've found a landing site 12 kilometres
north of the energy readings.

Any sign they've detected us?

Scans are still negative.
Your signal's breaking up.

I've set a steep approach vector,
and we've ionised the hull.

It'll help disperse any scanning beams.

Acknowledged.

If anyone sees us,
they'll think we're a meteor.

- How much farther?
- Eight hundred metres.

Just over that rise.

That's definitely the source
of the energy readings.

They're Xindi.

- Reptilian?
- No.

One of the other species
we saw in the database.

We've picked up readings
across the spectrum:

Positron emissions, antiproton bursts.

Whatever they're doing in there,
it's using a lot of power.

Corporal Hawkins is standing by
with an assault team.

Tell him to keep standing by.

I'm not ready to send in the troops
just yet.

We've checked out the perimeter
of the complex.

I think we can get inside
without being detected.

We'll maintain communications silence
inside the complex.

I'll contact you at 0400.

Archer out.

I'm not picking up any security devices.

What about people?

Approximately 80 inside the complex,
but not within 100 metres.

Captain...

some kind of radiolytic compound.

It doesn't match anything
in our database.

There's several hundred kilograms
in this room.

There were impurities
in the last three production cycles.

We found a ruptured seal
in the tertiary processing chamber.

It's been repaired.

We'll have to increase
the production rate by at least 60%.

Assign two additional teams.

Degra isn't being realistic.

This facility wasn't designed
to manufacture such large quantities.

Your job is to synthesise kemocite.
I suggest you get back to it.

Have these canisters retested.

Salvage what you can,
then destroy the rest.

We have it, Captain.

- I need an analysis as soon as possible.
- Acknowledged.

Captain, this place obviously has
something to do with the weapon.

It seems to me the sooner we put it
out of commission the better.

Two spatial charges.

That's all it would take
to destroy the complex from orbit.

That might set them back for a while...

but we can't lose sight
of our main objective.

I want to know where they're shipping
this kemocite.

It could lead us to the weapon.

I have some questions for you.

Who are you?

- What do you want from me?
- Sit down!

There's nobody else here, sir.
Apparently he lives alone.

Stand watch outside.

What's your name?

Gralik Durr.

My name's Jonathan Archer.

I'm from Earth.

Is that supposed to explain
why you forced your way into my home?

Tell me about kemocite.

It's a multi-phasic isotope.

Used for what?

There are numerous applications.
It depends on the level of refinement.

You're working with
someone named Degra.

- Who is he?
- That's none of your concern.

What's he using it for?

Kemocite can be used
for any number of purposes.

I don't make a habit of asking
our clients what they plan to do with it.

Maybe you should.

Because this batch is being used...

to create a weapon
to exterminate my people!

What?

I want to know
where the weapon is being built...

and when it's going to be ready.

I don't know what you're talking about.

I'm not leaving here until I get
the answers I need.

I managed to identify
a sub-quantum imprint.

It matches the signature
of the Xindi probe.

There's no doubt about it, Captain.

This isotope was used in the weapon
that attacked Earth.

Have you learned anything
from the interrogation?

Not yet, but this should help.

Something else, Captain.

I ran a scan on that rifle we picked up.

There it was again,
the same quantum imprint.

I'd like permission to take it apart.

Go ahead.

- We'll contact you in a couple of hours.
- Understood.

Congratulations, sir.

Three months ago,
we entered the Expanse...

with no idea who these Xindi were,
or how to find them.

And now we're about to destroy
one of their weapons facilities.

I thought we were here to try
and stop a war, not start one.

They struck first.

Because they were told
we're going to attack them.

They think they're acting
in self-defence.

By destroying this complex...

we'll be confirming their worst fears
about humanity.

Let's not forget the seven million people
that were killed.

Have Major Hayes lay down
blast suppressors.

When this facility goes, I don't want
to take the rest of the settlement with it.

What about Gralik, sir?
He'll tell them about Enterprise.

I'll deal with Gralik
when the time comes.

I don't intend to let anyone know
we were here.

I can't imagine
what the Captain wants this for.

He was quite insistent.

We ran the quantum analysis
three times.

Doesn't he trust us?

He said he needed it
to help prove a point.

How long are you going to keep
me here?

That's up to Captain Archer.

Well, you can tell him
that I'll be in my study.

I'm afraid you're going to have to stay
right here.

- I have work to do.
- And I'm under orders.

Please sit down.

I've already told you everything I know.

Captain Archer, I was beginning
to think you'd forgotten about me.

You said you weren't involved
in building weapons.

That's correct.

Explain this.

I don't know what this is.

It's a fragment of a probe
that murdered seven million people.

The dead pilot was Xindi.
The alloy is Xindi.

And it's imprinted with
the quantum signature...

of the compound you produce here!

We know you're constructing
a larger version of the weapon...

big enough to destroy a planet.

I want to know where it's being built!

You burst into my home...

show me some twisted piece of metal...

and tell me it proves
I'm a mass murderer?

I've never seen your species before.

I've never heard of a planet called Earth,
and whether you believe me or not...

I had nothing to do with killing
millions of its inhabitants.

I'm flattered you requested
my assistance, Commander...

but weaponry isn't exactly
my area of expertise.

Well, my scans of this thing
showed organic components...

and I figured anything biological
is more your turf than mine.

What do you think?

They appear to be generating
synaptic impulses.

Is it alive?

Wouldn't make very good pets,
but definitely organic.

And it seems to have
reproductive capabilities.

The kemocite is extremely refined.

- Did it come from this facility?
- It did.

We supply many species with kemocite,
not just Xindi.

It has countless applications.

When Degra requested shipments
so highly refined, we celebrated...

realising the wealth it would bring
to our colony.

We never considered
why he wanted such pure kemocite.

Perhaps our greed blinded us
from the possibility...

that it would be used
in constructing a weapon.

- Is Degra a Reptilian?
- No. He's a Xindi-Primate.

I met one, at a mining complex.

They're similar to you, apelike.

Degra and his people
have always been fair, truthful.

That may have been why
I believed him...

when he said the shipment
was for research.

When he said the shipment
was for research.

Perhaps they've become
as untrustworthy as the Reptilians.

We've run into a few of them, too.

It's hard to imagine five sentient species
evolving on the same planet.

Five?

I suppose there are now.

No, thanks.

- Do you mind?
- No, go ahead.

There was a sixth species, the Avians.

They've been gone since the war.

- Gone?
- Extinct.

As far as I'm told, none of them fled
before our homeworld was destroyed.

We found some debris.

How did it happen?

The war went on for nearly 100 years.

The sides changed,
alliances were forged, and then broken.

By the time it ended...

I doubt any of the six species
remembered what started it.

But everyone remembered
what ended it.

As well as being unstable politically...

our planet was even more
unstable geologically.

In a final desperate act...

the Insectoids and Reptilians
detonated massive explosions...

beneath the eight largest
seismic fissures.

I'd like to think they didn't realise
how devastating the result would be.

My grandfather lived there.

He told me of places where...

the sky was sometimes
filled with Avians.

Now they're gone.

The other five species did survive.

From what I can tell, they don't all live
on remote colonies like this one.

The descendants of those that escaped
are scattered across the Expanse.

Many live peaceful lives,
but obviously, not all.

Captain.

I'll be right back.

Sir.

It's okay.

The suppressors are in place.

The blast wave should be
mostly confined to the facility.

Sir, I noticed a lot of activity down there.
It seemed like something is going on.

Archer.

Captain, we've detected a ship
approaching the planet.

The hull configuration matches
the Xindi vessel that attacked us.

Reptilians.

Recognise anyone?

The Reptilians seem rather upset
about something.

You got something?

I've been running scans
of the weapon's organic component.

Its neural pathways appear to help
modulate the rifle's power output.

It's the most sophisticated example
of biomechanical engineering I've seen.

- You said you had good news, Doc.
- Yes.

I've been attempting to break down
this creature's immune system.

You're trying to make it sick?

However, it's proving
to be quite resilient.

I've tried an array
of viruses and pathogens...

but it's immune to all of them. Then...

I began exposing it
to various radioactive spectra...

a sustained burst of delta radiation.

If we rig up portable EM emitters...

we could knock out Reptilian weapons...

before any of them get a chance
to pull the trigger.

In theory.

Unfortunately, the amount
of radiation required...

would be extremely hazardous
to any humans in the area.

It's still a place to start.

Great work, Doc. Keep at it.

Oh, and... Commander, I'd avoid exposing
any of the Xindi technology...

to omicron radiation.

It seems to thrive on it, as you can see.

I'll keep that in mind.

They're ahead of schedule. We weren't
expecting them for another three days.

You might not have much time left
to accomplish your mission.

What makes you say that?

We've been processing kemocite
for them for nearly six months.

They're here for their final shipment.

Captain, I'm the primary technician
at this facility.

They'll want to talk to me
before accepting delivery...

to confirm that all of their
technical requirements have been met.

I may be able to obtain
some information for you...

about this weapon.

That could be dangerous.

I'm willing to take that risk.

How do I know you won't expose us.
Tell them about Enterprise?

I'm proud of my craft, Captain.

I've practiced it for many years.

I won't let my work be corrupted
in this way.

Seven million people.

If I'd chosen my clients more carefully...

that tragedy might not have happened.

I don't intend to let it happen again.

Archer.

Captain, there are two Xindi bio-signs
heading this way.

Gralik, are you there?

Gralik?

Degra's probably wondering where I am.

His companions
don't like to be kept waiting.

Captain.

They've gone.

They'll return,
probably with armed Reptilians.

Just because you didn't show up
for work?

There are fewer than 100 people
on this planet.

It doesn't go unnoticed
when one of them is missing.

Degra won't leave until he sees
the results of the final isotopic analysis.

You should reconsider my offer.

That's good, right there.

Are you sure this is wise?

That's four inches of solid duranium.

If this thing can blast a hole through it...

then we're in even worse trouble
than we thought.

Still, it might be prudent to find
a more suitable environment to test it.

We don't have time to go looking
for some deserted asteroid...

if that's what you mean.

If I may, Commander Tucker and I
have learned all we can...

from examining the workings
of the device.

A practical test is the next logical step.

I've rigged up four of Malcolm's
force field emitters.

They'll contain any blast debris.

What about radiation,
or particle disbursement?

- You know nothing about this device.
- That's the point.

Those Xindi took out half
of our security force...

when they came aboard.

Now if we don't start making some
progress understanding their weapons...

we won't stand a chance in hell
of beating them when the time comes.

- Let me know when you're ready.
- Give us an hour.

- More delays?
- We did surprise them by arriving early.

That's no excuse.
They should have been ready by now.

Such lethargic creatures.

You could learn something from them.
Patience, for example.

- Where's Gralik?
- We can't find him.

In a complex this size,
how difficult could it be?

We've searched everywhere.
No one's seen him.

He often takes walks
outside the settlement.

- Walks?
- Without his analysis, I can't proceed.

We've organised search teams.

We don't have time for you to go
foraging through the forest.

We'll find him ourselves.

- What is it?
- Someone's closing on our position, sir.

Four hundred metres.

- Reptilians?
- I'm not certain.

- Three hundred and fifty metres.
- Stay with him.

Still closing, sir.
Two hundred metres. 150.

They're bloody fast, whoever they are.

Take cover!

It's a Seeker. The Reptilians
built them for reconnaissance.

They were used to great effect
during the war.

It seems as though you may have been
exposed after all.

Let's hope they didn't get
a very good look at us.

There are some caves not far ahead.

They should provide us with cover...

in case we encounter
any more of those.

- Ready, Doc?
- Ready.

- What's wrong?
- It won't fire. I don't understand.

Perhaps it has a safety device.

- What's that?
- It's coming from the weapon.

Looks like some kind of countdown.

The energy levels are increasing.

It's overloading.

I can't shut it down.
Damn thing's booby-trapped.

- Lf you remove the power cell.
- It'll just grow back.

- Quick thinking, Commander.
- You were right.

We probably should have found
a nice, empty asteroid to test it on.

The Xindi ship is still in orbit.
We haven't detected any other vessels.

Understood.

Captain, if the Xindi have detected
your presence...

I strongly urge you to return to the ship.

I appreciate your concern.

But we still have a few loose ends
to tie up down here.

Archer out.

Anything?

No, sir. We just might have stopped...

those bloodhounds
before they transmitted our position.

Let's hope so.

No sign of the Reptilians.

I doubt they'll find us.

That's topaline ore.

It should disrupt their scanners.

Even their Seekers won't locate us here.

What do you intend to do now, Captain?

Destroy our facility?

Do you plan to wait until
I'm back inside...

or will you simply dispose of me
here in the forest?

I've been considering another option.

I'd certainly like to hear it.

The people on this colony had nothing
to do with the attack on my planet.

I'll be damned
if I'm going to make them pay for it.

You offered to help us.
Are you still willing?

If you're prepared to trust me.

Then we'll give them their kemocite...

but it won't be
exactly what they ordered.

- Make sure he gets home safely.
- Yes, sir.

It would be better if I went alone.

Good luck.

And you.

- Permission to speak freely.
- Go ahead.

I'm not sure it was wise to let him go.

He could lead the Reptilians back here.

Are you speaking freely as well, Major?

- Just offering a tactical assessment, sir.
- Noted.

He said he'd help us. I believe him.

It's the Captain. Go ahead, sir.

Tell the Armoury to hold off
on those spatial charges.

There's been a change of plans.

Is everything all right?

I'll let you know in a couple of hours.

Right now, I have an assignment
for you and Hoshi.

- They are looking for you.
- Have you started loading the shipment?

- Not yet.
- Good.

I want to run another refinement test.

We've completed three already.

The impurities were less than
six parts per million.

We have to be absolutely certain
that we've met their specifications.

You know how important this is
to all of us.

We should get started.

You two perform the isotopic analysis.
I'll run the sub-molecular scans.

- We've got it.
- We've modified the radiolytic signature.

If you can get it on board their ship
I'll be able to track it.

Understood.

Where were you?

My personal activities
aren't your concern.

And do your personal activities
involve destroying one of our Seekers?

I was hunting tree scarabs.
Your drone was frightening them.

Who was with you?

I prefer to spend my time
in the forest alone.

- Our scans detected other bio-signs.
- I was alone.

If you saw the drone,
you knew we were here.

- Why didn't you return?
- You're two days early.

- What are you doing?
- Running some final tests.

What kind of tests?
We were told the shipment was ready.

Forty-two years. That's how long
I've been running this facility.

And never once have I allowed
a single gram of kemocite...

to leave the premises
unless it was perfectly calibrated.

I take pride in my work,
but if you're so eager to get underway...

then go ahead, take your shipment!

But if it doesn't meet your requirements,
don't expect me to produce...

another 100 kilograms overnight...

because we do have other clients
besides you.

Finish quickly.

There are two of them,
loading containers.

Stand by, Captain.

Acknowledged.

- They're heading back.
- You're clear, sir.

Reed to Enterprise.

Go ahead.

- The Captain's inside the Xindi shuttle.
- Acknowledged.

Captain, three Xindi have just
come out of the complex.

Understood.

Lieutenant Reed, report.

We've run into a small problem.
Stand by.

We appreciate your efforts.

Perhaps you'll need our services
in the future.

Perhaps.

I'll miss the pleasure of your company.

We should go, Degra.
We're behind schedule already.

We've invested a great deal
in this project.

And you've been well paid for it.

Yes, you've been more than generous...

but I'd appreciate if you could tell me
what this shipment is being used for.

I don't think it's
an unreasonable request.

- It doesn't concern you.
- It concerns all of us.

We've learned
there's a threat to our people.

- What kind of threat?
- A ruthless alien species.

If we don't act, they'll destroy us.

- I'm glad we could contribute.
- Take pride in what you've done here.

Archer to Enterprise.

Go ahead.

- What's the status of that Xindi ship?
- It broke orbit five minutes ago, Captain.

- Are you picking up the tracking signal?
- Loud and clear.

Keep an eye on it.
We'll be back as soon as we can.

Acknowledged.

Thank you.

Is something wrong?

I may have just betrayed my people
to a ruthless alien species.

I promise you, you haven't.

Please trust me.

To trust.

Eventually, Degra's going to discover
that you sabotaged his kemocite.

It should delay
their progress considerably.

- They'll come back here.
- Don't worry.

I can deal with Degra and his friends.

You should just be concerned
with finding this weapon.

Their ship entered an energy portal
after it left orbit.

We've lost our tracking signal.

The portal's range is only
a few light-years. Keep searching.

I better get back to Enterprise.

If everything you've told me is true...

about the attack on your world...

I hope you remember
that all Xindi are not your enemy.

I will.