Star Trek: The Next Generation 6x10

1. Captain's Log, Stardate 46357.4.

2. We have rendezvoused with the starship Cairo

3. near the Cardassian border

4. for an urgent meeting with Vice-Admiral Nechayev.

5. Come.

6. May I present Captain Jean-Luc Picard.

7. Admiral, welcome on board.

8. Thank you.

9. That'll be all, Commander.

10. Can I get you some coffee, tea?

11. Thank you, no, Captain.

12. I'm afraid there's no time for the usual pleasantries.

13. I'm here to relieve you of command of the Enterprise.

14. Space, the final frontier.

15. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise.

16. Its continuing mission—

17. to explore strange new worlds

18. to seek out new life and new civilizations

19. to boldly go where no one has gone before.

20. The Cardassian forces

21. which were recently withdrawn from the Bajoran sector

22. have been redeployed along the Federation border.

23. They have mobilized three divisions of ground troops

24. and their subspace communications

25. have been increased by 50%.

26. We believe that they're preparing

27. for an incursion into Federation space.

28. Are the Cardassians ready for a war?

29. I didn't say "war," Commander.

30. I said "incursion."

31. Our intelligence reports suggest

32. that they'll try to seize one of the disputed systems

33. along the border.

34. We think they're gambling

35. that the Federation won't actually go to war

36. over one system.

37. Will we?

38. I hope we won't need to make that decision.

39. We have decided to send the Enterprise

40. to meet with a Cardassian representative

41. and open talks.

42. We're hoping that the presence of the Federation flagship

43. on the border will send a message to their leadership

44. about just how seriously we view this situation.

45. Where is Captain Picard?

46. The captain, your chief medical officer,

47. and security chief have been reassigned.

48. That's all I can tell you for now.

49. Do any of you know Edward Jellico?

50. He is the commanding officer of the Cairo.

51. I've heard of him, I don't know that any of us have ever...

52. I'm giving him command

53. of the Enterprise this afternoon.

54. Captain Jellico helped to negotiate

55. the original armistice two years ago,

56. and I believe he's the most qualified person

57. to lead this mission.

58. The change of command will take place at 1300 hours.

59. Thank you.

60. Admiral, with all due respect...

61. it's not necessary

62. to give Captain Jellico command of the Enterprise

63. just to conduct a negotiation.

64. I disagree.

65. The Enterprise will be

66. in a dangerous situation,

67. and I want someone on the Bridge

68. who has a great deal of experience

69. with the Cardassians.

70. No offense, Commander, but that's not you.

71. Halt!

72. Computer, freeze program.

73. You were five seconds slower that time.

74. You increased the difficulty level, sir.

75. Mr. Worf, it's going to be far more difficult

76. where we're going.

77. Which is where, exactly?

78. I'm sorry, I can't tell you that yet.

79. It would be helpful

80. to know something about our mission.

81. Mr. Worf, I have my orders. I'm sure you understand that.

82. Now, Doctor, this deflector wasn't set properly.

83. It must be positioned so that the emitter array

84. blocks the entire passageway or it's useless.

85. Sorry. I was concentrating on getting away

86. from the last Cardassian.

87. Or maybe it was the falling rocks?

88. I understand this is difficult.

89. All I can do is ask you to trust me.

90. All right, let's do it again.

91. All right, Mr. Worf

92. I want you to time the doctor and me

93. through that first tunnel, and this time

94. we're going to pick up those five seconds.

95. Welcome aboard, sir.

96. I'm commander...

97. William T. Riker, class of '57.

98. Graduated eighth in his class.

99. I'm looking forward to serving with you, Commander.

100. Thank you, and I, you.

101. I'm sure this change in command

102. has taken everyone a little by surprise.

103. Well... yes, sir.

104. It caught me by surprise, too.

105. I must admit, I miss the Cairo already,

106. but a galaxy-class ship, that's something special.

107. I can understand why you turned down

108. a ship of your own to remain aboard.

109. Yes, sir.

110. How many duty watches does the crew stand?

111. We have a standard three-shift rotation.

112. I'd like to change that to four starting tonight.

113. I'd also like to examine the duty roster

114. and the crew evaluations as soon as possible.

115. I want readiness reports

116. from each department head by 1400 hours

117. and a meeting of the senior staff at 1500.

118. Do you prefer Will or William?

119. Um, Will sir.

120. Where are my quarters, Will?

121. We have you assigned to cabin 735...

122. Deck seven, I'll see you at 1300 hours.

123. Attention to orders!

124. "To Captain Jean-Luc Picard

125. "Commanding Officer, USS Enterprise.

126. "Stardate 46358.1.

127. "You are hereby requested and required

128. "to relinquish command of your vessel

129. "to Captain Edward Jellico

130. "Commanding Officer, USS Cairo

131. "as of this date.

132. "Signed, Vice-Admiral Alynna Nechayev

133. Starfleet Command."

134. Computer, transfer all command codes

135. to Captain Edward Jellico.

136. Voice authorization: Picard-delta-five.

137. Transfer complete.

138. USS Enterprise now under command

139. of Captain Edward Jellico.

140. I relieve you, sir.

141. I stand relieved.

142. Dismissed.

143. I wonder how permanent this is going to be.

144. I don't know.

145. They don't usually go through the ceremony

146. if it's just a temporary assignment.

147. Sore?

148. Oh... sore doesn't begin to describe it.

149. I know.

150. I wish I could talk about it.

151. Most of the secondary systems

152. were changed at the last overhaul.

153. I don't think they'll give you any problem

154. but you might want to check out the port lateral...

155. I'll take care of the Enterprise, Jean-Luc.

156. You don't have to mother me.

157. Uh...

158. How's your team shaping up?

159. Very well...

160. but I would prefer more recent intelligence

161. on the exact layout of the installation.

162. The most current information that we have is two years old.

163. Two years?

164. I don't know how Nechayev ever talked you into this.

165. She gave me no choice.

166. Well, maybe there's something we can do to help.

167. We'll launch a class-5 probe just before we reach the border.

168. You could pick up the telemetry aboard the shuttle.

169. Now that would be extremely helpful.

170. Will?

171. Captain.

172. I believe we're scheduled to arrive

173. at the Cardassian border during delta shift.

174. Please inform the delta tactical officer

175. that I want to launch a class-5 probe

176. just before we drop out of warp.

177. I was actually going to talk to you about delta shift

178. a little later, sir.

179. Right now, gamma shift will be on duty when we arrive

180. and I will tell Lieutenant McDowell about the probe.

181. Is there a problem with delta shift, Will?

182. There is no delta shift yet, sir.

183. I have spoken to the department heads

184. about changing from three shifts to four

185. and they assure me it's going to cause

186. a significant personnel problems.

187. So you have not changed the watch rotation?

188. I was going to explain this to you

189. after the ceremony, sir.

190. You will tell the department heads that as of now

191. the Enterprise is on a four-shift rotation.

192. I don't want to talk about it.

193. Get it done.

194. Now that means that delta shift

195. will be due to come on duty in two hours.

196. I expect you to have it fully manned

197. and ready when it does.

198. Is that clear?

199. Yes, sir.

200. If you'll excuse me, sir.

201. Captain.

202. He was your first officer for five years.

203. One of the finest officers

204. that I have ever served with.

205. Of course he is, Jean-Luc.

206. I'm sure it'll all work out.

207. Captain's Log, Stardate 46358.2.

208. The Enterprise is on course for a rendezvous

209. with the Cardassian ship Reklar.

210. Fortunately, I still have time

211. to prepare the ship and crew for the task ahead.

212. I want you to install a bypass between the main phaser array

213. and the secondary generators.

214. I also want to run the main deflector pathway

215. through the warp power grid

216. and the auxiliary conduits through the lateral relays.

217. Now, you may have to reconfigure the transfer interface.

218. Sir, the transfer interface

219. was not designed for that configuration.

220. It will take seven hours to make those changes.

221. Sir, you may not be aware that our normal interface

222. already routes auxiliary power through three separate relays.

223. I'm aware of your current design system.

224. It's not good enough.

225. If these negotiations fail

226. we could find ourselves in a war zone

227. and if that happens I want to be loaded for bear.

228. I'll get right on it. Good.

229. Now, these stations should be devoted

230. to damage-control and weapons status from now on.

231. See that they're manned at all times.

232. Aye, sir.

233. Mr. Data, how long before we reach

234. the rendezvous point?

235. We will arrive in 51 hours, 32 minutes, sir.

236. Schedule four battle drills

237. one for each shift.

238. Run a series

239. of simulated attacks

240. from a Cardassian squadron.

241. I want you to conduct the exercises personally, Will.

242. Get it done.

243. Oh...

244. and get that fish out of the Ready Room.

245. Data, you're with me.

246. The power transfer levels need to be upgraded by 20%.

247. The efficiency of your warp coils

248. is also unsatisfactory.

249. Coil efficiency is

250. well within specifications, Captain.

251. I'm not interested in the specs, Geordi.

252. The efficiency needs to be raised by at least 15%.

253. 15 percent?

254. That is an attainable goal,

255. but it will require realigning the warp coil

256. and taking the secondary distribution grid off-line.

257. Very good, Data.

258. That's exactly what I want you to do.

259. If we take this grid off-line,

260. we're going to have to shut down Exobiology, the Astrophysics Lab

261. and Geological Research.

262. We're not on a research mission.

263. Get it done... in two days.

264. I believe that is also an attainable goal.

265. If we utilize the entire Engineering Department

266. there should be

267. sufficient manpower available to complete the task.

268. Sure, if everybody works around the clock for the next two days.

269. Then you'd better get to it, Geordi.

270. Looks like you have some work to do.

271. Data.

272. Yes?

273. May I speak with you, Captain?

274. Deanna, come in, come in.

275. The latest masterpieces from my son.

276. It's an elephant...

277. I think.

278. Definitely an elephant.

279. I'm glad you're here.

280. I'd like to go over the duty roster with you.

281. I'd be happy to, but, first

282. I'd like to talk about how the change in command

283. is affecting the crew.

284. I've noticed some resistance.

285. I wouldn't call it resistance.

286. More like... uncertainty.

287. Most of them had served under Captain Picard

288. for several years.

289. They knew him and they knew what he expected.

290. Now they're being asked to adjust to a new captain

291. and a new way of doing things, and they're uncertain

292. how to react.

293. I see your point.

294. This all could be very unsettling to them.

295. And to you.

296. Perhaps everyone just needs time.

297. Time for you to get to know

298. and trust the crew and time for them

299. to understand how you want things done.

300. I'm glad you brought this to my attention, Deanna.

301. Unfortunately, I don't have time for a honeymoon with the crew.

302. You've clearly

303. given this a lot of thought,

304. so I'd like you to take charge of the morale situation.

305. Please see to it that they make the adjustment

306. to the new routine quickly and easily.

307. Oh, I have a meeting with the new security chief

308. in five minutes,

309. so the duty roster will have to wait.

310. Thank you, Counselor.

311. By the way...

312. I prefer a certain... formality on the Bridge.

313. I'd appreciate it if you wore a standard uniform

314. when you're on duty.

315. Of course, sir.

316. Commander, he's asked me to completely reroute

317. half the power systems on this ship,

318. change every duty roster

319. realign the warp coils in two days,

320. and now he's transferred a third of my crew to security.

321. If it makes you feel any better, you're not alone.

322. Captain Jellico has made major changes

323. in every department on the ship.

324. Yeah, well, I don't mind making changes,

325. and I don't mind hard work,

326. but the man isn't giving me the time I need to do the work.

327. Somebody's got to get him to listen to reason.

328. It's not going to be me.

329. He's made that abundantly clear.

330. Well, then can I make a suggestion?

331. Talk to Captain Picard.

332. Maybe he can do something.

333. We just need a little time.

334. All right.

335. Come.

336. You all right, sir?

337. Yes, I am,

338. but the last time I had to train like this

339. was for the Academy marathon

340. but... I'm managing.

341. What can I do for you?

342. It's nothing urgent.

343. I'm sorry I bothered you.

344. Good night.

345. My orders are to maintain radio silence

346. until we've completed the mission.

347. Well, the Enterprise will be monitoring your channel

348. just in case you do need to transmit a signal.

349. Bridge to Captain Jellico.

350. We've arrived at the shuttle departure coordinates.

351. Did you launch the probe I requested?

352. Yes, sir. I wasn't aware you wanted to be informed.

353. Thank you. Jellico out.

354. I can see why he's still only a first officer.

355. Captain, I would just like you to know that Commander Riker...

356. I've read your reports, Jean-Luc.

357. I know you think highly of him.

358. It's not just my opinion.

359. He's been decorated by Starfleet Command five times.

360. He's been offered his own ship more than once.

361. I think if you just gave him a chance

362. you would find him an outstanding officer.

363. Jean-Luc, let's be candid for a moment.

364. The Cardassians aren't going to listen to reason

365. and the Federation isn't going to give in to their demands,

366. and the chances are you won't be coming back

367. from this mission of yours.

368. I want this ship ready for action,

369. and I don't have time

370. to give Will Riker or anyone else a "chance."

371. And forgive me for being blunt, but the Enterprise is mine now.

372. Well... here's hoping

373. you beat the odds.

374. Good hunting.

375. Thank you.

376. Jean-Luc...

377. I believe this is yours.

378. Shuttlecraft Feynman to Enterprise.

379. We have cleared the shuttle bay.

380. Acknowledged, Feynman. Good luck.

381. Thank you, Enterprise.

382. Well...

383. now that we're underway

384. I can tell you about our mission.

385. Starfleet intelligence believes that the Cardassians

386. are developing a metagenic weapon.

387. Oh, my God.

388. I am not familiar with metagenics.

389. They're genetically engineered viruses

390. that are designed to destroy

391. entire ecosystems.

392. When metagenic toxins

393. are released into a planet's atmosphere

394. they immediately begin to mutate.

395. They seek out and destroy all forms of DNA they encounter.

396. In a few days

397. everything is dead.

398. In a month the metagenic agent itself

399. breaks down and dissipates completely

400. leaving every city, every road, every piece of equipment

401. perfectly intact.

402. Leaving the planet safe to be conquered.

403. Wouldn't using such a weapon

404. pose as great a risk to the attacker

405. as to the target?

406. That's why metagenics

407. and other biological weapons were outlawed years ago.

408. Even the Romulans

409. have abided with those agreements.

410. Starfleet intelligence believes that the Cardassians

411. are developing a new delivery system

412. one that would protect them

413. from accidental exposure to the toxin.

414. They believe that the Cardassians

415. are testing a way of launching dormant metagenic material

416. on a subspace carrier wave.

417. So they could activate the toxins after the launch

418. thereby preventing any accidental exposure.

419. Mm-hmm. And because the subspace wave

420. would appear simply as background radiation

421. no one would realize what was happening

422. until it was too late.

423. Now, for the past few weeks

424. theta-band subspace emissions

425. have been detected coming from Celtris III.

426. These emissions may indicate

427. that a metagenic delivery system is in operation.

428. What do we know about Celtris III?

429. Very little.

430. It was thought to be uninhabited

431. until these emissions were detected.

432. Starfleet believes that the Cardassians

433. may have a secret research lab

434. located somewhere below the planet's surface.

435. Our orders are to penetrate this Celtris III installation

436. and determine if the Cardassians

437. are actually building a metagenic weapon.

438. And if they are?

439. Destroy it... at any cost.

440. When I was on the Stargazer

441. we conducted extensive tests using theta-band carrier waves.

442. One of the reasons I was selected for this mission

443. is my familiarity

444. with the methods used for generating them.

445. Mr. Worf, your presence here is obvious.

446. Doctor, your job will be to locate and to destroy

447. any biotoxins we may find.

448. Celtris III is in Cardassian space.

449. How will we get there undetected?

450. I... know a way of acquiring some discreet transport.

451. Mr. Worf, set a course for Torman V.

452. If he doesn't pay up

453. I know three large Ferengi

454. who will not be so forgiving.

455. I didn't do it.

456. We're not accusing you of anything.

457. What do you want then?

458. We're looking for Daimon Solok.

459. Why?

460. We have a business proposition to discuss.

461. Solok is a very busy, very important man.

462. He isn't here.

463. But I could relay a message.

464. Good.

465. Please, will you tell Daimon Solok

466. that we're interested in transportation...

467. to Celtris III?

468. That's a Cardassian planet.

469. Uh-huh.

470. Now, we understand that Daimon Solok

471. runs cargo there

472. from time to time.

473. Solok is no smuggler.

474. Yes, but if Solok were to go to Celtris III

475. for legitimate reasons

476. we would be interested in quietly booking passage

477. for the journey.

478. I don't think he would be interested

479. in dealing with Federation spies.

480. You know...

481. I heard that Solok was quite a man.

482. Why... yes.

483. He is a... extraordinary man.

484. That's why we came here

485. because only Solok could help us...

486. but I guess there are some things

487. even Solok can't do.

488. It's too bad.

489. Because...

490. if he could, I would be...

491. very...

492. very...

493. Yes?

494. Grateful.

495. When do you want to leave?

496. Beverly, make sure that your tricorder

497. is keeping a precise map of the route.

498. It would be very easy to get lost in here.

499. Right.

500. I'm picking up

501. some subspace signals

502. but I can't seem to get a lock on them.

503. That's typical of theta-band emissions.

504. You have to compress the detection bandwidth

505. in order to determine the fix.

506. The source emission is 500 meters east of here, and...

507. 700 meters below.

508. It's all right.

509. They're called lynars.

510. They're a kind of Celtran bat.

511. They're harmless.

512. Bats?

513. You're not afraid of bats, are you, Worf?

514. Of course not.

515. First Officer's Log supplemental.

516. We have rendezvoused with the Cardassian ship Reklar

517. to begin diplomatic talks

518. designed to ease tensions along the border.

519. Gul Lemec has arrived.

520. He's waiting for you in the Observation Lounge.

521. Very good. I'll be in my Ready Room.

522. Yes?

523. Captain, I think there's been a slight miscommunication.

524. Did you want to meet with Gul Lemec in here?

525. No, the Observation Lounge is appropriate.

526. I see.

527. Lemec is a Cardassian

528. and Cardassians are like timber wolves—

529. predators—

530. bold in large numbers, cautious by themselves,

531. and with an instinctive need to establish a dominant position

532. in any social gathering.

533. So you're trying to establish a dominant position

534. by making him wait for you.

535. The trouble with wolves

536. is that sometimes in the fight for dominance

537. one of them ends up dead.

538. In that case, the trick is

539. to be the wolf that's still standing at the end.

540. The floor is over 500 meters down from here.

541. There doesn't seem to be a way around.

542. We'll have to rappel from here.

543. This is sheer granite.

544. We'll have to use fusing pitons.

545. We could try to find another way down.

546. Unfortunately, that would take several hours.

547. We don't have the time.

548. You're not afraid of heights

549. are you, Doctor?

550. Of course not.

551. Now, remember to control your descent.

552. Don't get the lines tangled.

553. I'll remember.

554. All right?

555. What is going on?

556. I've been waiting here for over an hour...

557. I'm Captain Jellico.

558. I believe you know Commander Riker

559. and this is Lieutenant Commander Troi.

560. Let's get to it, shall we?

561. This treatment

562. is a deliberate insult to the Cardassian Union.

563. I have been kept waiting here for over an hour.

564. Then I'm sure you're ready to talk.

565. I did not agree

566. to allow others into this meeting.

567. If it alarms you, I can ask them to leave.

568. I am not alarmed, but we did not...

569. A great many people are depending

570. on our efforts here, Gul Lemec.

571. We don't need to quibble over minutiae.

572. I have come to negotiate

573. a Federation withdrawal from the borders

574. not to be dictated to

575. by some mere captain.

576. I can see you're not serious about these talks.

577. If the Cardassian Union

578. truly wishes to discuss peace

579. they can send someone

580. who can negotiate in a civilized manner.

581. Captain on the Bridge.

582. Let him stew for a few minutes.

583. Then go in and tell him that you've convinced me

584. to meet with him one more time.

585. Tell him I'm a loose cannon

586. and that he needs to be more reasonable

587. because I'm such an unreasonable man.

588. Lemec will want to bring his own aides on board.

589. Pretend to be worried

590. that I'll object, and then give grudging permission

591. for two aides, no more.

592. Understood?

593. Aye, sir.

594. Well, I'll say this for him—

595. he's sure of himself.

596. No, he's not.

597. The installation should be about 300 meters... this way.

598. I don't suppose we'll be able

599. to find another way to get back up there.

600. I doubt it.

601. That's what I thought.

602. Hmm...

603. There's a lava tube beyond here that runs for 75 meters.

604. Then it connects with another chamber.

605. We need to get through here.

606. This tube opens up beyond this crack.

607. If we could widen the opening

608. then we should be able to crawl through.

609. Mr. Worf?

610. A phaser set at level 16 should suffice.

611. Make it so.

612. Well done, Mr. Worf.

613. Gul Lemec. A pleasure.

614. May I present my aides Glinn Corak and Glinn Tajor.

615. Welcome aboard.

616. For the past three weeks

617. you've been massing troops in staging areas

618. assembling strike forces

619. and pulling ships from their normal patrols.

620. We will not stand for this

621. clearly provocative behavior.

622. I see the Federation spy network

623. has again provided you with faulty information.

624. We are conducting routine training operations

625. nothing more.

626. Then I'm sure you won't mind

627. if we send a few starships into this sector

628. for our own... training operations.

629. Your fleet deployments do not concern us.

630. However, we are very concerned

631. with your refusal to vacate those territories

632. along the border which are clearly Cardassian.

633. You gave up your claims on those territories

634. when you signed the armistice.

635. You couldn't take those worlds by force, so you

636. want us to give them to you at the bargaining table.

637. Captain, please.

638. We should listen to them.

639. Gul Lemec, as you know

640. the systems are still under negotiation

641. by the terms of the treaty.

642. Negotiations which we have pursued in good faith.

643. Unfortunately, the Federation has not been as forthcoming.

644. So, to speed up the process, you are preparing for war.

645. We are preparing to defend ourselves.

646. The Federation will not start a war.

647. That has always been your position.

648. However, I have heard reports

649. that a small team from the Federation

650. has already been sent into our territory.

651. Of course, I don't believe it.

652. Such an attempt

653. would almost certainly fail

654. and even if it succeeded, it would trigger

655. a very serious response on our part.

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

657. Then there's no need for worry.

658. A brief recess would seem to be in order.

659. Very well.

660. Where is Captain Picard?

661. Reassigned.

662. Well, I hope his new assignment is not too dangerous.

663. It would be a shame

664. if something were to happen to such a, uh...

665. such a noted officer.

666. Yes...

667. it would.

668. Only a few more meters.

669. Beverly, get out of there!

670. Beverly!

671. I have her.

672. Are you all right?

673. I think so.

674. Next time, you try bringing up the rear.

675. We're nearly there. Can you continue?

676. It looks like a maintenance hatch

677. to the installation.

678. I'm picking up three proximity sensors around it.

679. Sensor echo is established,

680. but the false image will only last a few minutes.

681. The hatch is magnetically sealed,

682. but I believe I can bypass it.

683. I can't get a scan from the other side of the hatch.

684. It's been shielded.

685. We have no choice.

686. Remember, aim low

687. and fire in short, controlled bursts.

688. Ready.

689. Now.

690. There's no one here.

691. There's no lab.

692. It's a trap. Come on!

693. Captain!

694. Let's go.

695. The captain!

696. No. There are five more of them

697. heading this way from another tunnel.

698. Come on.

699. Now!

700. Come on.

701. Captain on the Bridge.

702. What have you got, Will?

703. I'm not sure.

704. We're picking up a lot of coded messages

705. from a Cardassian planet near the border.

706. Which planet?

707. Celtris III.

708. Can you detect any theta-band

709. subspace emissions coming from Celtris?

710. There are some residual traces.

711. It seems that there were emissions

712. up until a few minutes ago.

713. Open a secure channel to Admiral Nechayev.

714. Priority two.

715. Put it through to my Ready Room.

716. Aye, sir.

717. Captain?

718. Those emissions you were so concerned about

719. have just stopped.

720. I'd say one way or another

721. our friends have finished their task.

722. Have you heard from our friends?

723. No.

724. Let me know if you do.

725. I would very much like to see them again.

726. So would I, Admiral.

727. A challenge.

728. You should prove an interesting challenge.

729. Possibly the most interesting to come through that door

730. in many years.

731. What do you want?

732. Why, you, of course.

733. Picard...

734. Jean-Luc.

735. Serial number...

736. SP-937-215.

737. Son of Maurice and Yvette Picard.

738. Born in La Barre, France.

739. Formerly, captain of the Stargazer

740. where you conducted extensive studies

741. on theta-band subspace carrier waves.

742. Don't look so surprised.

743. How could we have designed a lure

744. for the captain of the Federation flagship

745. unless we knew something about his background?

746. So you concocted an elaborate ruse

747. to bring me here.

748. Why?

749. In this room, you do not ask questions.

750. I ask them. You answer.

751. If I am not satisfied with your answers

752. you will die.