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Stargate SG-1...

Who are you people?

We are replicators.

The others were
destroying me.

Not if you came with us.

You would do that?

They won't leave me.
She promised.

No, my son, they've
made a fool of you.

I've been
relieved of command.

Who's replacing you, sir?

Her name is
Dr. Elizabeth Weir.

A civilian?

She's an expert
on international politics.

Terre... atlantus.

Are you saying the
lost city of the ancients

is here?

The city
we've been looking for

is under the ice
of Antarctica.

No!

Goodbye.

Dr. Weir.

Elizabeth.

Elizabeth.
Almost ready.

I can't believe
we're finally going.

I mean, I know I should've
been ready a long time ago...

The talks
have stalled again.

You're kidding me.

It's a complicated situation.

The antarctic treaty
was established

to promote scientific
research in the area.

With the interests of
progress for all mankind,

not just that
of the United States,

and so argue
the other 11 nations

all claiming
shared jurisdiction.

Article one states
quite clearly

there can be no establishment
of any military base

and no testing
of any weapons.

You saw firsthand how
powerful the ancient outpost is.

And so meanwhile,
Jack just stays frozen

in that stasis
pod down there?

He sacrificed himself
to save us,

all of us,
not just this country.

I know,

but the scale
of Anubis's attack

makes covering it up
tenuous at best.

If we're going to keep the
entire world from finding out

everything to do
with the Stargate,

we'll need
the full cooperation

of every government now
aware of what's been going on.

It's just going to
take more time.

In the meantime, we just
sit here and do nothing?

I'm sorry, Dr. Jackson.

Daniel.

Daniel.

Why can't we use
the gate?

It's not that we can't use it.

Officially, all normal gate
activity will remain suspended

just until the agreement

for control of the
antarctic site is resolved.

What does one have
to do with the other?

While we
obviously still have

full jurisdictional control
over the Stargate,

the president
feels that ultimately,

how we proceed with
operations here at SGC

will reflect on our
international goodwill.

In other words, it's our
political leverage in negotiations.

I would never say that.

What about colonel O'Neill?

Look, I know what he
means to the three of you.

We all appreciate the
sacrifice colonel O'Neill made.

The asgard
can help him.

Last time, they were able to
erase the ancient knowledge

from his mind
before it killed him.

We've tried contacting them.
What do you suggest we do?

You're aware of how
we helped the asgard

trap the replicators
in a time-dilation field

on the planet hala?

Something to that effect.

Yes, that was a couple
of years ago, right?

Basically, we know that
trap is only going to hold them

for so long.

Thor and the asgard must
be monitoring the situation.

If we can get there,

we should be able
to contact them.

Isn't the planet you're talking
about in another galaxy?

Othala.

O'Neill used his
knowledge of the ancients

to modify
the Goa'uld vessel

currently in
our possession.

According to
your report, major,

that ship is capable of
flying faster and farther

than anything
the Goa'uld have.

Yes.

I think it might
just get us there.

And back?

That may be a problem.

There's a good chance the
trip will burn out the engines.

Okay, now,
that's a big problem.

If you get there,
and it turns out

you can't contact
the asgard...

We're willing
to take the risk.

As admirable as that's,
I can't let you do it.

For what reason?

Colonel O'Neill was able
to fend off Anubis's fleet

using the weapons
from the ancient outpost.

Hopefully, that will
make the other Goa'uld

think twice
before attacking earth

in the
foreseeable future,

but the truth is we don't
know if we're going to be able

to ever use
those weapons again,

and if we can't,

we're going to need a new tactical
advantage over the Goa'uld...

At least, that's
what the Pentagon tells me.

The modified
cargo ship,

it's too valuable
right now.

I'm sorry.

Request denied.

What can ido
for you, major?

I want you to
reconsider my request.

I'm sorry.

That cargo ship
was modified

using the knowledge
of the ancients.

Now, there
is no guarantee

that anyone will
ever be able

to figure out
how it was done.

And as the most likely
person on the planet

to figure it out,
are you saying

that if I don't let you
attempt to contact the asgard,

you won't even try?

I would never say that.

Right now, that is
the most advanced

piece of technology
we have.

If it weren't
for colonel O'Neill,

we wouldn't
have that ship.

For that matter, we wouldn't
even be here discussing this.

We've got the coordinates
from the prometheus.

Based on the amount of time
it took the modified ship

to get from
taonas to earth,

I'm estimating
ourtrip to othala

will take
roughly 10 days.

Hey.

So..how did you talk
Weir into letting us go?

I didn't.

I talked her
into letting us go.

You're staying here.

Daniel, even with the
modifications to the ship,

there's no guarantee
it will get us there,

and if it does,
there's a good chance

it'll burn out
the engines.

The ship was never
meant to fly at that speed,

which means if we
don't find the asgard,

we'll be stranded.

I know.

We need you here.

You're our best chance at
deciphering whatever information

is in that
ancient outpost.

If we fail, you will be
O'Neill's only hope.

Hey, Teal'c.

Can I get you anything?

I packed lots of Turkey.
I know it's your favorite.

Thank you, but I am
not currently hungry.

Have you been
able to determine

how O'Neill
modified the engines?

No. I'm just
taking a break.

I didn't think
it would be easy,

but at least it's a good
way to pass the time.

I'm sorry.

Have I been
ignoring you?

I am fine.

I thought maybe working
on the engines

would help take my mind
off colonel O'Neill,

which is kind of silly,

considering he's the one
who modified them.

Look, I know this plan
isn't exactly foolproof.

I've never plotted an
intergalactic course before.

I mean,
if the coordinates are off

by even one-half
of a percent,

we could wind up
10,000 light years

from our destination...

But still, I'm trying
to stay positive.

I have the utmost
confidence in your ability.

I know.

So, you want to talk?

Concerning what subject?

I don't know.

How's ryac?
Fine.

Are you still keeping
in touch with Ishta?

Indeed.

Bratac?
Bratac is well.

Come on, Teal'c,
throw me a bone here.

How is Pete shanahan?

He's fine.

Is not all well between
the two of you?

No, everything's great.

It's just...
As you well know...

It's not easy
saying goodbye

to someone
you care about

when you think
there's a chance

you may never
see them again.

I know that's a risk
we take every time

we step through
the Stargate, but...

Still, I'm trying
to stay positive.

I'll get you a sandwich.

Daniel.
Elizabeth.

I was just wondering
if you'd heard anything.

They're still bogged down.

It's been over a week.

What did you expect?

A quick round
of handshakes,

champagne toast
to seal the deal?

We were attacked from space
by an armada of alien ships.

If that doesn't get us past our
distrust of each other, what will?

You forget those alien
ships were destroyed

by a single weapon.

I mean, that kind of power is going
to give anyone cause for concern.

Yeah, not that
I want this

to come off as an
attempt to get rid of you,

but...

Isn't this sort
of international negotiation

exactly your area
of expertise?

Unauthorized
offworld activation.

We're receiving a signal.
It's atext message.

That's Goa'uld.

What does it say?

Um, it's from one
of the system lords,

camulus,
Celtic god of war.

I'm not familiar
with him.

We've never had any
contact with him before.

Wow.

Yeah, of course,
wow.

Sorry, it... it says he
wants to arrange a meeting

for the purpose
of negotiating a treaty.

A Goa'uld wants to
arrange a treaty with us?

Not just one Goa'uld,
all of them...

The system lords.

They want to send
representatives here.

We are preparing to
emerge from hyperspace.

As soon as we drop out, I'll
start broadcasting a signal.

If the asgard are
monitoring the region,

they should find us.

Should we not be able
to see the planet?

Yes.

We're experiencing
the effects

of an extremely powerful
gravitational force.

Something's not right.

Teal'c, turn us around
and get us out of here now.

Hyperspace generator
will not engage.

Sublight engines are at
maximum, yet we are not moving.

There's only
one thing I know of

that could create this
kind of gravitational pull.

Are you sure this is an accurate
translation of the message?

Pretty much.

What do you make of it?

Well, to be honest,
I'm not sure what to think.

The Goa'uld did come here
once to negotiate a treaty.

Yeah, with the asgard,
not with us.

Earth just served
as neutral territory.

For them to want to
meet with us as equals

is extremely unusual.

Maybe we've gained a
bit of respect in their eyes.

Yeah, they must've heard
what happened to Anubis.

They couldn't defeat him, not
with all their combined forces,

andwe did it
in a single day.

Which may explain why
they want to come here.

Yeah, to see
how we did it.

It's pretty much
what we expected.

We burned out the
hyperdrive getting here.

That is most unfortunate.

Even if
it was working,

it would've been very
dangerous to open a window

this close to
the event horizon

of a black hole.

Are we
that far off course?

No, we came out
of hyperspace

right where
we were supposed to,

but this doesn't
make any sense.

Hala's sun wasn't
nearly massive enough

to collapse
into a black hole.

Yet that is what
appears to be happening.

I'll see if I can get a little more
out of the sublight engines.

The president has
authorized me

to pursue negotiations
with the Goa'uld.

Okay.

You don't think
I can handle it?

I didn't say that,
but if I may,

you don't sound
all that confident.

Well, as you said,
I have brokered my share

of international
negotiations.

This will just be my
first interplanetary one.

The system lords
can't be trusted

either as a group
or individuals.

They're posturing
egomaniags,

driven by an insatiable
lust for power,

each one capable
of unimaginable evil.

See? Why should
I be nervous?

It sounds like an average
day at the United Nations.

Look, I'm not afraid to
admit that I need help,

so what can you tell me?

The high council
of the system lords

is a rather
flimsy coalition

of the most powerful
Goa'uld in the galaxy

who only cooperate
when it suits them.

Their numbers vary
from time to time.

New ones rise up,
old ones get knocked off.

We think there's
about a dozen right now.

I can put together a
summary of what we know.

All right.

I assume I can't
just open the Iris

and let the representatives
just walk through.

No, that would
probably be a bad idea.

We should get them to
meet us at a neutral location,

preferably a planet
of our choosing.

We send a team
to check them out,

make sure they're unarmed,
and then escort them back.

Good.

Send the message.

We are now being
pulled backward.

Perhaps if we divert
power from the shields...

Right now,
they're the only thing

holding the ship together.

We drop them,
and the gravitational field

could tear us apart.

I do not believe
there's any other choice.

Diverting power.

We are now moving forward.

It's not going to be good
enough. We're losing hull integrity.

We've got
a hull breach!

Greetings.

Thor.

It is good to see you
again, major Carter, Teal'c.

Likewise.

Indeed.

Your timing
is impeccable.

So the Goa'uld
have agreed to our terms

for their travel here.

Yeah.

I was just going over
some research material

on the delegates
they're sending.

Camulus is the one who
sent the original message.

Then there's amaterasu,
Japanese sun goddess,

and the last one
is lord yu.

Yu?

Don't. Every joke,
every pun...

Done to death,
seriously.

I just thought
I remember reading

he was not himself
or something.

Of course,
for a Goa'uld,

what that means exactly,
I'm not sure.

Please, continue.

Well, he no longer has the
ability to take on a new host,

and it seems regenerative
powers of the sarcophagus

are losing its
effectiveness for him.

Basically, he's
suffering from old age.

He's senile.

Why would they choose
him as a representative?

Well, his underlings may be
doing a good job of covering for him.

The other system
lords don't know.

The interesting thing is lord
yu was the one system lord

who opposed Anubis's desire
to be reinstated to the council

after his banishment.
Long story.

The point is that
he fell out of favor

when the other system
lords accepted Anubis back,

and he used his power to
become their de facto leader.

So now that
Anubis is gone,

you think the balance of
power has shifted back to yu?

On the bright side,
out of all the Goa'uld,

lord yu has been the most
cooperative with us in the past.

I thought you said none
of them could be trusted.

Oh, they can't,
especially not a crazy one.

That's the bright side?

More of a
slightly less dark side.

I am afraid I cannot
leave this sector, major,

not at the moment.

Thor, you're
the only one

who can save
colonel O'Neill.

As you have said, he is being
preserved in stasis at the moment.

I will be glad to
return with you to earth

as soon as my mission
here is completed.

What is your mission?

I must wait here
until I am certain

the replicators
have been destroyed.

You may have noticed
that hala's sun

has collapsed
into a black hole.

Just before the back
of our ship was torn off.

I'm sorry I did not
reach you sooner.

I was not
expecting you.

Yeah, you haven't
been responding

to our attempts
to contact you.

I am sorry.

The time-space distortions
caused by the black hole

have been interfering
with my ship's

long-range
communications.

Understandable.

Indeed... for some.

The time-dilation field

was only
a temporary measure.

We knew
the time it would take

for the replicator humans
to reach the machine

would translate
to less than two years

outside the field.

Therefore, a more permanent
solution was devised.

Soyou
collapsed the sun?

By artificially increasing
its gravitational field, yes.

That's...

Pretty cool.

As you can see,

the planet has
already broken apart.

However, a large
number of replicators

have managed to come
together in a coherent mass

that has yet to pass
the event horizon.

Well, even if they can
withstand the gravitational force

without being
torn apart,

there's no way they
could ever... interesting.

What is it?

The mass of
replicator blocks

have begun moving away
from the event horizon.

How is that possible?

They have the
time-dilation device.

I do not know
exactly how,

but they seem to have
used it to counteract

the gravitational
effects

that should be
pulling them in.

Frightening.

Not only that
they can do that,

but that you
don't know how.

I agree.

They are
picking up speed.

Scans indicate the blocks
have formed together.

Into what?
A ship.

They are escaping.

Their course indicates
they are headed this way.

I thought you were
going to stand me up.

Yeah, sorry.

Heard anything
from Teal'c and Sam?

No.

Receiving
a signal, ma'am.

SG-7 reports
we have a green light.

Open the Iris.

Welcome to earth.
Allow me to introduce...

We're not interested
in your names.

Really?

I find it generally
helps so much...

We prefer to present
our offer so we can spend

as brief a time as
possible on this planet.

Right this way.

Have you ever seen
anything like it?

No, and it is doubtful

my ship's weapons will
be effective against it.

We should probably get
out of here, then, huh?

Can you jump
into hyperspace?

We must clear the
gravitational distortion field

of the black hole first.

They have fired upon us.

Can it penetrate
your shields?

It is more than likely.

Brace for impact.

The hull
has been breached.

Where?

The damage
is minimal.

The projectile was likely
composed of replicators.

They are not visible
to my ship's scanners,

but this is how they have
boarded asgard ships

in the past.

Can you use the shields to prevent
decompression in those sections?

Yes.

Your unexpected
defeat of Anubis

has created
an unstable situation

among the system lords.

In order to avoid
open war,

we came
to an agreement

to divide his territories
and his armies evenly.

How civilized of you.

Yes.

Unfortunately, one among
us has broken that agreement.

Oh, no, don't...
Don't tell me.

Let me guess, it's...

Ba'al.
Ba'al.

He was able to learn
the location of the planet

where Anubis was
creating his kull warriors.

Ba'al got there
before you did

and found a way to program
the soldiers to serve him.

With those Orak
at his command,

ba'al has tipped the
balance of power in his favor.

Orak?
Unspeakable.

In battle,

the kull are far
superior to the Jaffa.

Already, many among us have
begun to speak of capitulation,

much as they did
with Anubis.

If that happens, ba'al will
indeed be unstoppable.

This is all very
interesting, I'm sure,

but I fail to see
what it has to do with us.

My master wishes to say
it is well known

the tauri possess
a powerful new weapon,

something far beyond their
current level of technology.

Yes, we used it to kill
Anubis and destroy his fleet.

By means
of this weapon,

ba'al can be prevented
from conquering the galaxy.

Major Carter.

Thor, it is teal'c.

Major Carter
was beamed away.

Is she in
your presence?

I did not dot.

The replicators
must have her.

I have eliminated all of
the replicators I could locate.

There is no way of
knowing if there are more.

The replicator ship
has entered hyperspace.

Can you follow?
Yes.

If ba'al defeats us,

how long do you
think it will be

before he turns
his attention to you?

If he does, he'll suffer
the same fate as Anubis.

Perhaps,

but there are other
worlds in this galaxy

without the luxury of
such advanced defenses.

What are you
talking about?

We could not
help but notice

that the asgard
did not come to your aid

when Anubis
threatened your planet.

In fact,

we've heard nothing
from the asgard

for quite some time now.

Really? That's odd,

'cause we talk to
them all the time.

The asgard
didn't come

because they knew
it wasn't necessary.

Ba'al believes otherwise.

He is convinced that the asgard
can no longer exercise power

in this galaxy.

He intends to
take the planets

protected under the
Goa'uld-asgard treaty

for himself.

If you do not
help us stop him,

millions of
humans will die...

And millions more
will be enslaved.

Do you know
its destination?

Before
you destroyed them,

the replicators
managed to access

the ship's computer.

They learned
the location of orilla,

the planet where we
are attempting to rebuild

the asgard civilization.

I assumed it would be
their first target.

What is your reasoning?

Orilla is rich
in neutronium,

which is a key element
in asgard technology.

It Is also essential
for the creation

of human-form replicators.

Major Carter.

Fifth.

I imagine you never
expected to see me again.

Look, I'm sorry
we left you behind,

but we had to do it.

We couldn't risk
the others getting out.

You know what
they're capable of.

I know you must be upset.

Upset?

We betrayed you.
It must have hurt.

See, that's the part of
you that's most like us...

The human part of you.

I understand how you feel.

No, you don't.

You couldn't...

But I promise,

you will.

How many planets are
protected under this treaty?

Um, 26,

27 if you include earth.

And what good is it
if the asgard

aren't actually available
to protect anything?

At one time,
they were.

More recently, we've
been trading on the threat,

kind of a big bluff.

Well, baal is about
to call the bluff.

Unfortunately, there's
nothing we can do about that.

Earth is safe so long
as the Goa'uld think

we can defend ourselves.

But that's a bluff, too.

Yeah, more or less.

When I was akid, my father used
to have these weekly poker games.

All I remember is smoke
made my eyes water.

I'm starting to wish
I'd paid more attention.

I'm sure you've misrepresented
the truth before in negotiations.

Actually, no,
my job has usually been

to get people
to recognize the truth.

Well, if they even get
a hint of the fact

we can't use the ancient
weapons to defend ourselves,

trust me,
this game is over.

Too dramatic?

At this point,
not for me.

How can we stop them?

My ship's weapons will
not function in hyperspace,

much like the shields.

However,
in close proximity,

the self-destruct
may be sufficient

to eliminate
both ships.

I am sorry,
but we have no choice.

If the human-form
replicators reach orilla,

they will have
the resources

to replicate
many thousands of times.

We cannot allow
that to happen.

So beit.

Why are you doing this?

You think
you deserve better?

You can see my thoughts.

You know I didn't
want to do it.

I suppose, in a way,
I should thank you.

It was because
of what you did to me

I came to realize
my full potential.

I am more human
than the others.

At first, ithought
it was a weakness,

but now I see

it makes me capable
of so much more.

Fifth, please...

My brothers
and sisters

will devour
entire civilizations

in order to replicate...

But they will know
nothing of cruelty...

Or betrayal...

Or revenge...

Not like us.

Isn't that right...

Major Carter?

No.

No.

We appreciate you
bringing us this information,

but it doesn't
change the fact

that we can't get involved in
any internal Goa'uld dispute,

and if baal tries to attack
any of the protected planets,

he'll suffer
the consequences.

Unfortunately,
we do not share

your faith
in the asgard.

We must stop baal
before it comes to that.

You'll forgive
my bluntness,

but that's
not our problem.

Enough!

With each
passing moment,

Anubis grows
more powerful.

You mean ba'al.

My master is fatigued.

We request
a short adjournment...

Silence.

I need
no adjournment.

We know you have a
formidable new defensive weapon,

but with it,
you must wait

for your enemies
to cometo you,

and that
can be dangerous.

What if an enemy
were to devise a means

of defeating
this weapon?

What exactly
are you offering?

Hyperdrive engines.

We know
you have battleships

that are not capable
of interstellar travel.

We are offering
you a means

of producing
a fleet of ships

as advanced as the
Goa'uld hatak vessels.

You could take the
fight to the enemy.

We are almost
within range.

Now.

We are slowing down.

Something is interfering
with the controls...

The auxiliary
control console

outside
the engine room.

Your offer
is very generous,

but I'm afraid we're
going to have to decline.

You would be
able to uphold

the protected
planets treaty

with or without
the aid of the asgard.

How many hyperdrives
are you willing to give us?

How many ships
can you build?

I think
the real question is

how many ships
do you have?

If we'll enforce
this treaty ourselves,

we'd need to build
enough ships

to match any fleet
that would oppose us.

We are not at Liberty to
disclose such information.

Well, then,
this discussion is over.

How can you blithely
reject such an offer?

Because we're not about
to fight your battles for you

in exchange for a couple
of hyperdrive engines

that may or may not do
us any good in the long run,

and especially since
we already have

that technology
at our disposal.

You have viable
hyperdrive technology?

Yes, we do,

and with the help
of the asgard,

we're in the process of
implementing it right now,

so thank you very much.

This ancient weapon,

such an advanced
piece of technology,

the power requirements
must be enormous.

Even simple maintenance
must be extremely difficult,

given your
limited capabilities.

We manage.

Of course,
we believe you...

But I wonder
what baal would think

if he were to
receive intelligence

that the weapon was...

Temporarily
out of commission?

Hmm, he would come to this
world to claim it for himself.

The tauri would be
forced to destroy him.

And we would have
to give them... Nothing.

Oh, come on.

Ba'al would
never fall for that.

He knows
how desperate you are.

I think he might find this
information a little bit convenient.

Perhaps, but you
leave us few options.

Okay.

We'll do it.

We will?

In exchange,
we want ba'al's territory.

What do you mean? That's
the way it works, right?

When one system lord
kills another,

he takes over his armies,
his fleet, his planets.

That's what we want,

everything
in baal's possession.

You cannot be serious.

If we're going to be the ones
who destroy ba'al for you,

why should we settle
for anything less?

Preposterous.

We can't
accept those terms.

Take it or leave it.

We must send a message
to the other system lords

to advise them
of the current situation.

Go ahead.

The problem
has been eliminated.

Unfortunately, the replicators
are now beyond our reach.

We are too late
to stop them

from reaching
the new asgard homeworld.

I guess you did
learn something

from your father's
poker games.

Always bet big
when bluffing.

I just didn't know you were
looking to become a system lord.

I just had to do something
to keep them talking.

It looked like they were
going to try and draw ba'al here

no matter
what we said.

Well, we can be pretty sure
they won't agree to our terms.

I know.

We may have to revive
colonel O'Neill.

What?

If they suspect
we're bluffing,

they'll come here and take
the weapon for themselves.

If they don't, they'll
trick ba'al into coming.

Either way, we may actually
have to use that weapon again

to defend this planet.

We don't even know if there's
enough power to fire another shot.

I know.

If you try
to revive Jack

without the asgard
standing by, it'll kill him.

In fact,
he'll probably die

before he can do
anything to help us.

Dr. Weir,

it's a copy of the message
the Goa'uld sent back

to the system lords.
It's coded.

We need to know
what they're thinking.

I have managed to send
advance warning to orilla.

By providing them with the
replicator ship's course and speed,

they should have
a fair approximation

of where it will drop
out of hyperspace.

What ships we have available
will be waiting in ambush.

You believe the asgard ships
can destroy the replicators

before they can
raise their shields.

They will only be
defenseless for a few moments,

but if my calculations
are accurate,

that should be sufficient.

Stop it, please.

Why should I?

You can't change
what happened.

Is this making you
feel better?

I never intended
to abandon you.

But you did.

You gained my trust, then
you used me and left me behind.

It wasn't my decision.

You could have
come back for me.

There was no time.

Time?

Thanks to what you did,

I had plenty of time to
think about what a fool I was.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for
what we did to you.

Yes...

You are now.

Part of being human
is having compassion,

learning to forgive.

Yes. I'm not there yet.

I need more time.

No.

Progress?

Yeah, it's basically a
confirmation of what we suspected.

They think
we're bluffing,

but they have no way of
confirming their suspicions,

so they're not sure
what to do.

They could still try
and draw ba'al here,

let him figure it
out for them.

Yeah, that's dangerous
for them,

because if we can't power
the weapons... Which we can't.

Ba'al would end up
with both earth

and the ancient outpost
in his possession.

Unscheduled
offworld activation.

This is Weir.
What's happening?

Okay, we'll be right down.

Our guests just
got a response.

Commander Thor,

this is aegir
of the Valhalla.

We have assumed
defensive positions

and are awaiting
the target ship.

Understood.

The enemy ship
has been destroyed.

I am sorry, Teal'c.

I need to see the most
recent message they received.

It's unfortunate
you're being recalled.

I thought we were making
such good progress.

Your demands
are ridiculous.

We have no choice but
to terminate negotiations.

Well, give my
regards to ba'al.

Shut it down.

What?

What is the
meaning of this?

The second message...

They've been recalled
because the system lords

have decided to
test our defenses.

They're sending a ship
to attack earth.

It'll be here
within the hour.