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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

Come in.

Thanks for seeing me so late.
You sure I'm not bothering you?

Not at all.

Georgia peaches. I picked up a crate
when we were back on Earth.

Chef's been keeping them
in stasis for me.

They're as fresh as
the day they were picked.

Thank you.

- Aren't you going to try one?
- I don't usually eat this late.

Come on. One bite?

This doesn't make up
for the two sessions you cancelled.

Maybe you haven't noticed,
but I've been a little busy lately.

It's not like I didn't want to come back.

After our last session,
I slept like a baby.

First time in months.

- So, should I just...
- Please.

- Your shoes as well.
- Shoes?

There are many neural nodes
in the soles of the feet.

Hold on.
You never said anything about feet.

Is that a problem?

For one thing I haven't had
a shower since this morning...

and I know how sensitive
that Vulcan nose of yours can be...

and I'm a little ticklish.

Maybe more than a little.

I'll stop at the first sign of discomfort.

Your hands are ice-cold.

Long deep breaths.

You sure this is safe? I mean...

has anyone ever tried it
on a human before?

Not to my knowledge.
The risk of paralysis is minimal.

Breathe.

That's the spot.

T'Pol.

It's the Captain. I'd like you to join me
in the Command Centre right away.

- Sorry if I woke you.
- I wasn't asleep.

Look at this.

Another species of Xindi?

According to Phlox,
they probably evolved...

from some form of arboreal primate.

I managed to piece together
some of their starcharts.

It took me half the night to figure out
how they map coordinates...

but I've been able to reconstruct the
ship's course over the past few months.

This is the last planet they visited...

before they were attacked
by the marauders.

Does it say what they were doing there?

No. But it's only a day away.

We don't know if these Xindi
were involved...

with those who attacked Earth.

We don't know they weren't.

Tell Travis to set a course.

The ecosystem is prolific.

There are several million chromophyllic
plant species alone.

- What about Xindi?
- I'm not detecting any humanoid life...

but it'll take several hours
to search all of the landmasses.

Captain, I'm picking up
a metallic signature...

at the northern end
of those equatorial islands.

It looks like a landing craft.

Any bio-scans?

None within a 30-kilometre radius.

Another 13 kilometres.

There's a break in the canopy.
It should be wide enough.

I see it.

Sir.

Judging by the oxidation,
this happened about two weeks ago.

Right about the time
the Xindi were here.

It's definitely one of theirs.

I recognise it from the database.

Search the area.
See what else you can find.

Some of their data banks
may still be intact.

Captain! A body.

It isn't Xindi, at least not one of
the three species we're familiar with.

Maybe it was one of the other two.

What about him?

The readings are the same.

This whole area's been scorched.

- Are you all right?
- Yeah...

I never much cared for the tropics.

Keep looking.

Lieutenant?

Captain!

T'Pol to Enterprise.

Go ahead.

Send a security team to the surface.

We're being altered by some kind of...

Subcommander?

Stay back.

Captain...

Untie me.

Let me go.

Thank you.

We have to get back to Enterprise.

Enterprise?

May I have that?

The device. May I have it?

This may help us
understand each other.

You're going to have to talk.

Talk.

You need to talk.

That's a Vulcan bio-sign.
I'm certain of it.

- But these aren't human.
- Definitely not.

Then where's the rest of our team?

The only reason I don't have
a search party down there right now...

is because you needed time
to analyse the data.

Now unless you can give me
a damn good reason to wait around...

When T'Pol called the ship, she said
something was happening to them.

She said they were being altered.

It's possible she was speaking literally.

Something on the planet may have
transformed them physiologically.

You're saying these alien bio-signs
could be our people?

From what we've seen of the Expanse,
it's a possibility we have to consider.

The laws of biochemistry on this world
maybe just as unpredictable...

as the laws of physics.

Whoever they are,
they're not staying put.

They're heading due east
of the landing site.

- Prep Shuttlepod Two.
- Aye, sir.

I'd like more time
to study these readings.

We'll use EV suits with
bio-hazard protocols.

Have the decon chamber ready
when we get back.

Enterprise?

Yes, it's your ship.

You're the Captain.

We don't have time for this.
We have to find Urquat!

- It's all that matters now.
- Urquat?

We have to keep looking.
It's somewhere close.

Why are you talking to her?

She's trying to delay us.
Our people are there.

They can help us...

tell us what happened,
why we can't remember.

Captain, that device,
I can use it to call Enterprise.

You have a doctor on board. He can
prove to you what I'm saying is true.

Don't trust her. She's not one of us.

We don't know what she is.

Urquat.

You said we need to find Urquat.

We should keep searching.

It can't be far.

No, thank you.

I'm not hungry.

They're about
three kilometres east of us.

We don't have too many options
for a landing site.

Hope you boys are up for a little walk.

It's a shuttlepod from Enterprise.

They won't hurt you.
Let me talk to them.

Keep your weapons on stun.

Circle around.

Chang?

Captain!

Wait! Don't you recognise him?

- Take Lieutenant Reed back to Sickbay.
- What about you?

- I'm staying with them.
- Subcommander!

He didn't even recognise me.

Don't be offended.

In his current condition,
I doubt he'd recognise any of us.

Any idea what caused this?

A mutagenic virus.
His blood was swarming with them.

It was apparently designed
to rewrite the DNA of its host...

to transform any humanoid it infects
into another species.

Why did it have so little effect on T'Pol?

Vulcan K-cells.
They seem to neutralise the pathogen.

I've been synthesising an anti-virus
using T'Pol's genetic profile...

but I need an active sample
of her DNA to complete it.

We need to get her back
to the ship as soon as possible.

- I'm doing my best.
- Bridge to Commander Tucker.

Go ahead.

Two ships just dropped out of warp, sir.
They're on an intercept course.

- They're hailing us.
- Open a channel.

Your ship is in restricted space.

Sorry. It wasn't very well marked.

Our scans indicate one of the people
on your ship has been infected...

- with a dangerous virus.
- We're aware of that.

- Is there anything you can tell us about...
- Your vessel is under quarantine.

Prepare to be boarded.

No one's coming aboard
unless I say so.

The infected organism must be
eradicated before the virus can spread.

That infected organism
is a member of my crew.

Does he still look like one of your crew?

Does he recognise you,
or even speak your language anymore?

We've been studying the mutagen
for 60 years.

The only course of action
is to neutralise the outbreak.

There isn't any outbreak.

Lieutenant Reed is in medical isolation.

We won't allow your vessel
to leave orbit with the contagion aboard.

Look, we've only been dealing
with this virus for one day.

Forgive me if I don't take
your word for it that the only option...

is to neutralise our Tactical Officer.

You want to come over
to discuss the situation, fine.

But if you try to force your way
onto this ship...

you'll have one hell of a fight
on your hands.

How long was I asleep?

Only for a few minutes.

I saw it.

In my dream, I was there.

- Urquat?
- Our city.

There are no cities on this planet.

You're wrong.

It's below the surface.

Tell me.

What was it like?

It was filled with
thousands of Loque'eque...

waiting...

for us.

Your home is a planet called Earth.

The people there are waiting for you.

You're on a mission to save them.

Urquat's my home.

When we get there, you'll understand.
Wait and see.

We've rested long enough.

The decon chamber is sealed.
I assure you, there's no danger.

You wouldn't be so confident if you
knew how easily this virus can spread.

It infected tens of millions of people
on my world.

They all had to be destroyed.

Destroyed?

The virus would have transformed
our entire population within weeks.

Where did it come from?

It was engineered
by the inhabitants of this planet...

a race called the Loque'eque.

Something decimated their species
centuries ago...

and they lost the ability to reproduce.

So they created this virus to
transform other species into their own.

It was the only way to save themselves
from extinction.

Ingenious.

But why didn't they programme the virus
to stop replicating...

once their population was replenished?

We've been trying
to answer that question for a long time.

Why's he so eager to get back
to a place called Urquat?

The mutagen encodes the victims
with an overpowering instinct...

to return to their home city, Urquat.

That's why we can't allow even a single
infected organism to leave this planet.

They could spread the contagion
to other systems...

and anyone who became infected
would be drawn back here.

We can't risk another epidemic.

Yes?

We've detected three more infected
organisms on the surface.

Prepare a containment team.

More of your crewmen?

One of them
has an immunity to the virus.

If I could have access to some of
your research, we could work together.

We'll find these people
and examine them.

If there's anything to report,
we'll let you know.

I'd prefer to have
Dr. Phlox examine them.

What you prefer doesn't matter.

I'm under orders to contain this
outbreak. If you attempt to interfere...

I'm authorised to use
any force necessary.

Take me back to the airlock.

If I don't complete the anti-virus within
the next two hours, it'll be too late.

There won't be enough of their
original genome left to re-sequence.

We can't launch a shuttlepod.
They'd detect it.

- Do you think T'Pol's contagious?
- Most likely.

That rules out the transporter.
She'd infect the entire crew.

Whatever you do, Commander,
do it quickly. I need that DNA sample.

Be right back.

- Bridge to Commander Tucker.
- Go ahead.

One of those ships
just launched a shuttle, sir.

- It's heading toward the surface.
- Keep an eye on them.

It isn't far now.

The passage was here in my dream.

Help me.

You said they'd be waiting for us.

I saw it...

so clearly.

There was a fountain there.

And gardens...

up there...

floating.

And there were people...

thousands of people.

Come back to Enterprise.

We'll help you find out
what happened to your city.

No! We're not leaving.
This is our home.

Home.

Look around.

These ruins are ancient.

No one has lived here
for a very long time.

What about this?

This body isn't ancient.

Someone killed them. Why?

Who would do this?

Your people?

- No.
- Then who?

I don't know, but if we go to Enterprise
we can try to find out.

I don't belong on Enterprise!
I belong here.

Someone's coming.

More of your humans?

I don't think so.

We're not safe here.

Come, we must go.

Come, we must go.

We found them.

Take the Vulcan woman.
Then destroy the others.

Understood.

- Who are they?
- I don't know.

You destroyed my city!
Killed my people!

Captain!

We have to get to the surface.

This way.

Lower your weapon and move away.
You won't be harmed.

I said, move away!

You all right?

You said you'd never
use the Transporter again.

Believe me, I wish I'd had a choice.

There are more of them in orbit.

We'd better get back to the shuttlepod
before they realise anything's wrong.

Captain, you can't stay here.

You'll be safe on Enterprise.

- It's Commander Tucker.
- Put him through.

Go ahead, sir.

We're docking, Travis.
Tell Phlox to stand by in Decon.

- Go to warp 4 as soon as we're in.
- Understood.

Report.

They're in pursuit.
2,000 kilometres and closing.

Try to stay ahead of them.
Stand by weapons.

- They're hailing us.
- Don't respond. Hold your course.

Nine hundred kilometres.

They're charging weapons!

Seven hundred.

Full power to aft hull plating!

Hull plating's down to 40%.

We're being hailed again.

Drop out of warp.

Look, we both want the same thing.
A cure for this virus, right?

Our doctor thinks he's found one,
but he needs a little more time.

I won't warn you again, Commander.

We're going to contain this outbreak
whether you cooperate or not.

Why are you firing at my ship?

There are three infected
people on board.

We won't allow you
to leave this system.

This is Captain Archer and Ensign Sato.

They're the people you nearly
incinerated on that planet.

As you can see, they're responding
quite well to the anti-virus I synthesised.

That's not possible.

Run scans. See for yourself.

Like I said, he just needed
a little more time.

I'm sure we'd be happy
to share the anti-virus with you...

but that'll be impossible
if you destroy our ship.

Captain's Starlog, supplemental.

We've given Phlox's serum to
the captain of the containment vessel.

With any luck, they'll be able to use it
to prevent future outbreaks.

As for Malcolm, Hoshi, and me...

it may be a few days
before we feel fully human again.

This should help with the headaches.

Have you got anything for my stomach?
Chef's food isn't sitting too well.

Till your digestive tract is fully restored,
you may want to avoid the Mess Hall.

What do you suggest I eat?

You're welcome to some of the moth
larvae I feed to my Pyrithian bat.

How are you feeling, Lieutenant?

Not bad, sir. How about yourself?

Getting there.

Hoshi and T'Pol
are going to take the day off.

You might want to do the same.

Thank you, Captain.
I could use a little rest.

You wanted to see me?

This is the last of the mutagenic virus.
I assume you want me to destroy it.

No.

Captain, you experienced firsthand
what this pathogen can do.

Those containment patrols
aren't going to stop...

until they've wiped out every trace of it.

Now that they have your anti-virus...

they'll most likely figure out
a way to succeed.

Considering the alternatives,
that would be best.

This was created as a final effort...

to preserve a civilisation, a people.

That species we became...

they cease to exist
the moment this virus is gone.

Captain...

We came out here to stop the Xindi
from destroying humanity.

I'll be damned if I'll have a hand in
destroying another race in the process.

Put it on ice, Doc, in stasis, whatever.

Understood?