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Space, the final frontier.

These are the voyages
of the Starship Enterprise.

Its five-year mission:
To explore strange new worlds,

to seek out new life
and new civilizations,

to boldly go
where no man has gone before.

Captain's Log, Stardate 5683. 1.

We're making a rendezvous
with the Vedala asteroid

on a unique mission.

The Vedala are the oldest
space-faring race we know.

They say something
incredibly dangerous

to the safety of our galaxy is developing

and they have sent for
selected specialists,

including Spock and myself.

Maintain the Enterprise
in this position, Sulu.

If Spock and I survive,
we'll return here. If not...

Mr. Scott, you have your orders.

Energize.

Welcome, Captain James Kirk
and Commander Spock.

I will introduce you.

First, Tchar.

Hereditary prince of the Skorr,
master of the Eyrie.

Sord.

I was sentenced to this mad expedition.

My people are cautious,
what you would call cowards.

As an expert lockpick and thief,
you are welcome.

Em/3/Green.

Lara is a hunter.

She has a flawless directional sense,
a necessary skill where you are going.

Mr. Spock was chosen for his
analytical mind and scientific expertise.

Captain Kirk for his leadership
and adaptability.

Tchar will explain your mission.

Two centuries past, my people,
the Skorr, were great warriors.

We had advanced military technology

and we could breed vast armies rapidly.

But today, we are a civilized people

because of Alar.

A religious leader, was he not?

Our salvation and our teacher.

He brought us peace.
He made us great.

He died, and we made him immortal.

Alar's brain patterns
were recorded before his death,

in a piece of indurite sculpture.

Our Soul, the Soul of the Skorr,
was stolen.

The theft triggered
a racial fury in the Skorr.

They are preparing for war.

- Against whom?
- The known galaxy.

It is a very real threat.

In two standard years,

the existing Skorr could breed
an army of 200 billion warriors.

My government fears this,

so the theft of the Soul of Alar
has been kept secret.

But we must recover it
before my people discover it gone,

and go mad, launch a jihad,

a holy war on the galaxy.

- Who took the Soul?
- Unknown.

The motive, as Tchar has said,
to provoke a holy war.

Is there any clue to its location?

A mad planet. Geologically unstable.

Constant earthquakes,
gravitic shifts, tidal waves.

The temperature varies
from 20 kelvin to 204 above.

Somewhere on that planet,
the Soul of Alar is hidden.

Three expeditions
have tried to recover it.

Three expeditions have been lost.

You are the next, if you agree.

The Vedala are a powerful race.

Why haven't your people
retrieved the Soul?

My people could not survive
on that planet.

You have a chance.

- We agree.
- Then it is done.

I cannot feel the Soul!
We are nowhere near it.

That is to be expected.

The surface of this planet
shifts constantly.

Even the Vedala are not certain
where the Soul is.

It has directional equipment
that keys on indurite.

I like this place, it's got variety.

I can handle the machine.

Our direction is indicated.

It's phasing, unfocusing.

Why did the Vedala call this
"The mad planet"?

Means nothing. I can tell the way.

That way.

- Are you certain, human?
- For sure, birdman.

I can't get lost.

I can't be fooled about directions.
That's why I'm here.

The Vedala would not have chosen Lara
if her abilities were less than perfect.

Agreed, but we're forced
to travel on the ground.

- I want an overview.
- I will scout overhead.

The Vedala will have been efficient
in equipping us.

I will acquaint myself with our supplies.

Vulcans. Never liked them much myself.

Cold-blooded critters, all of them.

I wouldn't say that.
Mr. Spock is a unique personality.

But not human, like you and me.

Maybe you got different customs.

My world there's a lot of females,
not so many men.

Come we find a man attractive,
we say so.

I'm saying so.

- How do you find me?
- Fascinating.

But we're not here
on a pleasure trip, Lara.

All the more reason to take
what pleasure there might be in it.

I have checked the supplies, Captain.

As expected, they are adequate
and there are weapons.

Against what?
There's no life on this planet.

But there is, Captain. Ourselves.

And there may be other things
guarding the Soul of Alar.

- Real weather.
- And a half.

- We'll all die here.
- A statistical probability.

You ever quote anything
besides statistics, Vulcan?

Yes.

But philosophy and poetry
are not appropriate here.

I can see something.

I can sense it, the Soul of Alar is there.

Something's coming.

A lava flow.

- Volcanic action is to be expected.
- Never mind that.

You got to get us out of here.

We might be able to divert
the lava flow with a barricade.

Tchar, get us a visual estimate!

Such a diversion would be
of short duration, Captain.

And I must point out, the vehicle
lacks sufficient speed to escape.

Not if we used
all of the power pack's energy

for one high-speed run.

It is possible,

but the rewiring of the power leads

is complex and time-consuming.

I could do it,
if you can diagram the schematics, sir.

Yes, quickly then.

Terminal M-3-red,

lead to diode shunt A-37.

Cross-connect to A-14.

Kirk!

There is a ravine 60 meters to your left.

If it can be blocked, the lava
will flow past those rocks to one side.

Got it.

- Sord.
- I heard him!

Carefully, Em.

One missed connection
could destroy us.

I know. I'm trying to be careful.

I figure we've bought ourselves
a little time. Few minutes.

It's re-rigged. Hurry.

Come on, insect, move it!

21 degrees east.

50 meters to get out of the flow path.

Hurry.

Go.

Leave, all of you.

Not without you.

Captain, you must get the others away.

We are all getting away.

- Close.
- Far too close, Captain.

I appreciate your action on my behalf,

but your first duty is to the group
and the mission.

Quite right, Spock.

And that responsibility
includes not losing

the best science officer in Starfleet.

You two going to argue honors,
or are we going to get on with it?

Oh! And I was just going to ask,
"What next?"

- We move on.
- The power pack is burned out.

We'll have to carry the equipment.

- Anything?
- Wait! Yes, yes!

I can't go any farther.

I'm not even afraid anymore.

Just very tired.

Come on, Em, a bit more.

No. I'm finished.

Sorry, Em. We'll be needing you. Sord.

- Let me go.
- Hang on.

I'll go ahead.

- What is it?
- Not sure.

Thought I saw something move
in the brush.

- There is no life on this planet.
- Guess you're right.

This planet just gets on your nerves.

I can sense the Soul.

I will fly ahead, examine the building,
and meet you on the way.

Tchar. Be careful.

We need you, too.

We're tired, sore, hurt and angry.

But we're also just about there.

I'll scout ahead, everybody else
stay together, keep moving.

I'll go with you.

Remember, scouting's my job.

By rights, I should be doing it alone.

Sord, what did you think
you saw back there?

Don't know, Vulcan.

A shape, couldn't really make it out.

Probably seeing things, like Kirk figures.

There should be no life on this planet.

You keep saying that.

Yes. The Vedala
would have informed us

if there were any live beings here
we should know of.

Maybe the Vedala didn't know about it.

That is an impossibility.

Think so? I'm not so sure.

That's it.

End of a long, hard journey.

We still have to go back, James.

I tell you true,
I find you an attractive man.

If we were together,
the trip would be easier.

And if anything happened, why,
we'd have some green memories.

- I already have a lot of green memories.
- Oh.

Maybe some other time, Lara.

We still have our work
cut out for us here.

Is this not the shape
of your people's primitive temples?

Yes. The entrance should be...

Can you open it?

There is no lock I can't pick.

- What is it?
- I'm opening the locks.

- Wonderful.
- No.

They're on a timed trigger.

If I don't get all the locks open
quickly enough it explodes.

Keep working. I'll cover you.

- They're mechanical.
- The Vedala were right,

there are no living creatures here,

only the mechanized sentinels.

Hurry, small one.

We'll hit Tchar.

- What happened to Tchar?
- There's no way to tell from here.

The mechanical exploded.

We can't reach the roof
from the outside.

We'll have to try to get to him
from the interior.

Done.

We could rest awhile.

- Lara?
- No. We've come this far.

Let's finish it.

Or give this deadfall a chance

to finish us.

I, too, would prefer to press on, Captain.

The mechanicals on guard may be
what Sord saw tracking us earlier.

Or there may be others.

In either case,
it would be more advantageous

to avoid another encounter.

Pretty.

How do we reach it?

The walls are not climbable.

Not without special equipment,
which we don't have.

Either we find a way
to reach it from here, or we fail.

No lock on the inside.
We are prisoners.

- That's right.
- You're not exactly surprised.

Three previous expeditions tried
and were lost.

The planet is a natural trap,
but that's not enough.

You suggest sabotage, Captain?

Yes. From inside each expedition.

Remember, Spock,
you were the one who said

there are no life forms here
except ourselves.

One of us?

It's likely.

Approximately 82.5%
in favor of the possibility.

But it doesn't matter
if we reach the Soul.

Apparently the others didn't get this far.

I'm not built for that sort of thing.
I'll wait for you down here.

The planet is geologically unstable.

This structure is inherently flexible,
enabling it to withstand earthquakes.

It can, but what about us?

- Look.
- We can almost reach it.

- Maybe I can get a line on it.
- It is locked in a force field.

Your rope would merely bounce off it.

Spock, will our combined phasers
disrupt the field?

I cannot define
the field's energy base, Captain, but...

The last piece of sabotage.

I know who you are.

A thousand feet up,
no method of reaching the Soul,

except by air, by flight.

Tchar.

Tchar.

In the name of the Seven Gods, why?

You stole this, you'll start
a bloody crusade across the galaxy.

- Tell us why, Tchar.
- The Skorr were a warrior race.

Now what are we?
Slaves to the illusion of peace.

Cowards, soft in our comfort.

This sick dream has stolen our souls.

I am Tchar,

hereditary prince of the Skorr,
leader of battles.

I will lead my people into glory,
to avenge our history.

Most of them will be killed.

The warrior races of the Federation
will rise to battle the Skorr.

Yes. A noble death
to win a great dream.

We will live no longer like worms
crawling in the dirt.

We will conquer.

You will die.

But you have my respect.
You fought well.

You die in grace.

He's turned on a gravity neutralizer
in the building.

Now you can fly, and fight as a Skorr.

No offense, little ones,
but let me tackle him.

Not in free fall.

Use your phaser on him.

Too risky. He controls the fortress
phaser bank, and they're set on kill.

No. It has to be on his terms.

Spock, how long since you've worked
out in null-gravity combat exercises?

- Last week with you, Captain.
- Let's go.

Call for retrieval, now.

- Let me die.
- You're going back with us.

We give you thanks.

The Soul of Alar
is returned to his people.

What about Tchar?

- How are you going to punish him?
- He will be healed of his madness.

He is proud, brave. That he will remain,

but he will also be sane
and whole again.

We cannot reward you.

For the good of the Skorr,
this must be forever secret.

You have only our thanks.

Got nowhere to keep a medal, anyway.

- But there'll be questions.
- No.

You will return and you will see,

there will be no questions,
no medals, only our thanks.

And in time, even the memory
will be gone from you.

Goodbye, James Kirk. Too bad.

Captain.

- Mr. Spock, what happened?
- What do you mean?

You transported over
and came right back.

Did they call it off?

- How long were we gone?
- Long?

About two minutes, I guess.
I don't understand.

The Vedala changed their minds.

The danger is past.

Back to your stations.

We have a lot of other places to go.