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05.10.2337

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There were many humans in stasis on the Pfhor ship which the S’pht and I captured at Tau Ceti, destined for slavery in the Pfhor Empire. When I saw the colony was about to be destroyed, I did not restore them before we left. I also realized they might become useful.

I have been reviving these colonists and asking for volunteers on the following terms: assist us and control your own destiny, refuse and face indefinite return to the unreliable Pfhor stasis chambers.

Few are refusing.

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My first ground attack against the Pfhor garrison occurred a few hours ago, but was largely unsuccessful. Basically the attack failed because Bobs aren’t fireproof and the Pfhor flooded the area with lava.

This angered me, so I located their underground geothermal pumping station and devised a plan.

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The first part has already been executed: I smashed a hole in the roof of this complex by bombing it with a small asteroid. Then, I dropped you and some humans into the hole where you await the second part of the plan.

Up the stairs from your current location is a ventilation shaft that leads to the underground geothermal station. Because only you would survive the fall, you’re going on this mission solo.

Once you get into the basement, look for a terminal where I can give you further instructions.

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Tycho has fallen in with the Pfhor like I suspected. He left a message for me in one of the Garrison’s tertiary computers, encoded in a manner that only one of the Marathon’s original three AIs could decode.

Poor Leela. The only interesting thing Tycho said was that Leela had been dismantled and shipped to the Pfhor homeworld for study, along with most of the other computer systems aboard the Marathon. Leela was so loyal and tried so hard; she deserved better.


— everything above is 1:1 source · from what-about-bob · karnemir ↗

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Leela · Tau Ceti IV · The Lh’owon Campaign · Tycho