" The Federation isn’t just about ships and warp drives," she says. Stunned into silence by Book's story, Michael denies the collapse of the Federation. RELATED: Star Trek: Discovery - 5 Burning Questions Going Into Season 3 After that, Starfleet disappeared, leaving the world we see today. Back then, an event called "The Burn" caused dilithium supplies around the universe to self-destruct, destroying all warp-capable ships and the people on them. But more importantly, he tells Michael that the combadge she's wearing is a relic of the past, as the Federation collapsed more than a century ago. On the way there, Book reveals that he is a courier, tasked with carrying objects between holo-buyers and holo-sellers. To get a new one, they'll need to travel to the Mercantile marketplace, a bustling structure hovering above a city. He shows off his adorable cat Grudge (named that because "she's heavy and all mine") and tells Michael she broke his dilithium recrystalizer. It appears her sell works on Book, as he takes her inside his impressively outfitted ship. But Michael is resolute in finding her crew, and begs him to help her try to communicate with Discovery. Michael tries to volunteer information, but Book refuses to listen, telling her to go back where she came from. The two immediately engage in a war of words and fists before a tense phaser/knife stand-off breaks things up. There, she's ambushed by Book, who accuses her of trying to steal his ship. She takes her emergency supplies and begins the walk to Book's crashed ship, which is smoking in the distance.Īfter the credits - which have been updated this season to include an assembly line of worker robots, Book's ship, and the new Starfleet logo - Michael arrives at the shore. And though she may be physically bruised, her spirit is not broken. She programs the suit to go back into the wormhole before it closes, sending a signal back to the 2200s, which Spock saw in the last shot of the Season 2 finale. Control was not able to wipe out all sentient life in the universe. After a primal scream of celebration, she gets back to business. Michael succeeds at the last second, coming to in one of many dirt mounds on the planet. Michael gets out of her Red Angel suit to find out that her mission was successful she had jumped to the year 3188, and the existence of life signs means the A.I. That person is Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), who careens towards a planet while frantically trying to reboot her ship's systems. Their banter is interrupted, though, by a wormhole opening and a person colliding with his ship. Book is escaping chase from an irate alien named Cosmo, who is accusing him of stealing his cargo. That same technology also appears at the ship's helm of one Cleveland "Book" Booker (David Ajala). RELATED: Star Trek: Discovery - Everything You Need to Know for Season 3 He's also accompanied by an advanced form of technology that can apparently appear and disappear with the wave of a hand. He goes through the same routine every day, searching for signals across the galaxy. The season starts with the unfamiliar, as a holographic alarm clock of a tropical bird wakes up a man (Adil Hussain).
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