The Horizon Signal: I'm Through

This time, the ship is running fully automated. … is the only crew-member aboard. As it approaches the Exit Point, the telemetry stream fills up with fascinating data. Once again, space flexes, gravity uncoils. … reads off the headline data, echoing the telemetry. They are commendably calm: we've sent a professional. It takes a little while for anyone to realize that something is peculiar about the timing. … is no longer echoing the data: they're predicting it. The telemetry disagrees, but only for a few seconds, until it catches up. The monitoring team is just reporting that the prediction interval is increasing when … says, wonderingly: "I'm through." "It's dark," they add. "That's not a problem. We can live in the dark. I never thought of that. But of course, we can live here forever - if the Worm will only wait - " At that moment, the signal cuts out, and the ship disappears from our team's sensors.

The command below will trigger the "The Horizon Signal: I'm Through" event in Stellaris:

When this event fires, you can choose between these 3 options:

• This is horrible.
• This is regrettable.
• This is fascinating.

Stellaris events fire in chains — one event leads to the next. Here is how The Horizon Signal: I'm Through (akx.9011) connects.