You summarize your story after leaving Captain Rogers from the USSS Lexington's Bridge. " Well, I went to the armory, defended it, took all of the weapons, made a duct-tape nuclear bomb, detonated it to save the reactor, used the reactor to make a lightning gun, killed everybody, then Captain Phillips told some of us to fly fighters, I fly the window-washing ship all the time, so I went in a fighter, I glued an enemies engine shut, stole someone else's fighter, shot down 3 whole squadrons, saved one of the boarding ships from crashing (you might want to save them, they'd be out in space somewhere,) crashed into the Sinop, fooled them into thinking I was a janitor, saved the other boarding party with toilet bowl cleaner, built another duct tape nuclear bomb, used it on their reactor, blew their reactor up by pretending to be dead, fooled them into thinking we all were janitors, broke into the Sinop's bridge, took two of them hostage, and forced them to surrender via chlorine bleach." Just then, the officer with white splotches in his hair was being marched into the detention sector, most likely for some interrogation. captain Rogers looked in horror at his shriveled and raw hand. He then said to Sargent Braden and you, "Come with me, Admiral Johnson wants to have a word." You two follow him into the Lexington's Situation room.
Admiral Johnson was an medium-aged woman with more combat experience than all the other officers combined. She had an air of authority in the room. Even if you didn't know her, you would know that she was in charge. She was seated at the head of a rectangular table, and everybody else, officers, the pilot, and you and Sargent Braden, were seated on the sides. She begins speaking, "As you all know, today the RFSS Sinop attacked us in what was supposed to be a trading deal. It is unclear why they did so, as the Russian Federation and United States are not at war, but we are interrogating their officers as we speak. We will find out the meaning of this surprise attack. However, there is a much more pressing issue at hand. Once the battle commenced, our communications were jammed. We had assumed that the Sinop was responsible, but now that it had powered down, we have traced it to a Russian-operated space station in the Oort cloud. However, the Lexington is in no shape to fight a space station. We are going to plot a course towards StarPort 16, in orbit of Neptune. We will get repaired, and attempt to send a warning signal back to earth describing what happened. We need to let the Earth Union know so they can take the proper actions. However, I think that it is imperative that we send a diplomatic envoy to the Russian Space Station. This would be an attempt to end the hostilities prematurely, or give us undeniable proof that the Russians mean violence. Our diplomat, Baker, will head out in an unarmed ship, but even he will be wanting some soldiers. So that's why I brought you two here," She says, looking at you and Sargent Braden. "Are you willing to escort Baker on the diplomatic mission? I assure you it will be quite safe, as nobody would dare attack a diplomat." Sargent Braden says, "I think I speak for all my men when I say, I accept." Admiral Johnson then looks at you. "I hear you were quite instrumental in our victory today. What do you say?"