Enterprise takes them aboard, and D'Jamat, the leader of the group, has dinner with Captain Archer where he explains they have been on a year-long pilgrimage to a sphere.
Later, D'Jamat demands Archer turn over control of the ship or it will be destroyed, and demonstrates this by having one of his group self-detonate, killing one crew member.
D'Jamat then sets a course for his home world and explains that he intends to use Enterprise to end a religious civil war that has embroiled his planet for a century.
Archer again confronts Yarrick and convinces him to help disperse the agent throughout the ship, and learns that the religious war is primarily based around a difference of opinion over whether it took nine or ten days for the Makers to complete their work.
The Triannons are left staring in horror at their completely devastated world, which lies in ruins, having been ravaged by the religious war.
Guest star Conor O'Farrell who played the religious leader D'Jamat, was previously on Enterprise in the season one episode "Rogue Planet" as a hunter.
"[6] Jamahl Epsicokhan of Jammer's Reviews, discusses how Season 3 has taken on the habit of grabbing action/fighting sequences to drive the climax of episodes.