They find out that a strong high-frequency signal transmitted to the Swarm could disrupt it. Spock and McCoy, the two crew members who are a bit familiar with the technology, beam over to a Swarm ship again to examine the possibilities. But it would be a totally hopeless battle. Scotty reactivates the engines of the Franklin so the crew of the Enterprise can follow the Swarm. Krall and the Swarm, however, have already left the planet to attack Yorktown and kill all of its inhabitants. Kirk remembers that he promised to leave no one behind and grabs her hand mid-air during a jump with his motorbike so both can be beamed out. Jaylah loses her transporter beacon fighting against Manas, one of Krall's aides who once killed her father. So Kirk takes a motorbike to create a diversion with holographic copies of himself, while Jaylah, Scotty and Spock release the prisoners. The transporter of the Franklin, however, is not capable of beaming out the missing Enterprise crew members because of lacking signal strength. Spock locates Krall's camp scanning for a Vulcan mineral in Uhura's talisman. Some of the crew reunite on the Franklin as Kirk and Chekov run into one of Jaylah's traps and Scotty puts the old transporter into operation again to beam out McCoy and Spock. Krall takes the Abronath and completes a lethal biological weapon, which he tests on Syl. An alien Enterprise crew member, Syl, opens the tentacles on her head where Kirk put the device. He threatens to kill Sulu if no one points him to the whereabouts of that old device, the Abronath. But before they can act, Krall apprehends them again. They discover that Krall is monitoring Federation channels and obviously plans to attack Yorktown. She and Sulu briefly manage to break free. In Krall's camp, Uhura has to witness how Krall "sucks the life" out of his prisoners to regenerate. He and Kirk escape, whereas Kalara is crushed when the saucer gets overturned. In order to escape, Chekov activates the maneuvering thrusters of the Enterprise. Krall's people, however, arrive sooner than expected. Kirk deliberately allowed her to call Krall in order to find out where he is located. When Kirk pretends to salvage the alien device, Kalara calls Krall's people. Kirk, Chekov and Kalara board the crashed saucer of the Enterprise in order to scan for the missing crew members. Kirk knows that Kalara led the Enterprise into the trap. Like many other aliens over the years, she and her family were kidnapped by Krall. She leads Scotty to her "house", a grounded old Federation ship named USS Franklin, and asks him to make it spaceworthy again to escape from the planet. In the meantime, Scotty runs into a young alien woman named Jaylah, who defends him against some attackers with the help of holographic duplicates of herself. Spock tells the doctor that he learned of Ambassador Spock's death and that he plans to leave the Enterprise to serve New Vulcan.
On the planet, McCoy tends to the wounded Spock. Scotty escapes in a torpedo, McCoy and Spock hijack one of the Swarm ships, while Kirk, Chekov and Kalara leave the saucer using "Kelvin pods" in the last moment before the crash on Altamid. The surviving crew members abandon the ship, but the Swarm ships snatch all escape pods from space, including Sulu's. In order to stabilize the ship, Kirk, with the help of Uhura, separates the saucer from the remains of the neck. Scotty manages to divert warp power to the impulse engines to escape, but then the attackers cut off the Enterprise's neck. The alien leader, Krall, appears aboard, beginning to search for the ancient artifact. As the Enterprise arrives at the destination, a planet called Altamid, the ship is attacked by a huge swarm of small vessels that cut their way through the hull. The woman, Kalara, says her ship was lost on the other side of a nebula, so the Enterprise is sent to rescue the other crew members. The Enterprise is docked at Yorktown when a lifeboat with an alien woman is rescued from space. As his 30th birthday approaches, Kirk is tired of space travel and plans to apply for the position of vice admiral of Yorktown, a huge starbase on the edge of the Federation. The time is three years into the Enterprise's five-year mission.
#STAR TREK BEYOND CAST MEMBER ARCHIVE#
Upon his premature return, the device is stored in an archive drawer on the Enterprise. Stardate 2263: Captain Kirk offers an ancient artifact that is said to be a weapon as a peace gift to an alien civilization, but they refuse and attack him.
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