Safe Haven: Jim Helps Ariel Hanson to Protect the Colonists (Starcraft 2)

After Raynor's Raiders purified and evacuated the Meinhoff colony, a number of colonists were still infected by the zerg hyper-evolutionary virus. As the colonists found the world of Haven, the virus spread once more. As the planet was near protoss space, Executor Selendis detected the infection and led a fleet to purify Haven. Jim Raynor contacted the protoss, but Selendis was sure that Haven had to be purified, and offered the commander the chance to purity the planet himself. Ariel Hanson was able to convince Raynor that she could develop a cure to the virus, making him oppose the protoss and protect the colonists.

The protoss deployed a Purifier mothership to destroy the colony bases. The Raiders brought in Vikings but could not directly engage the purifier; the terrans did not have the weapons to penetrate the shield. However, the shield was generated by three nexus that were vulnerable to attack. Furthermore, the colonists evacuating from the outlying bases were attacked by protoss terror fleets. The purifier was destroyed after the shield was disabled. The protoss were forced to withdraw. Selendis commended Raynor on his victory, and hoped the rebel's faith in the colonists would be borne out.

After the battle, Dr. Hanson left the Raiders to settle with the other colonists. Before leaving, Dr. Hanson asked Raynor if he would want to stay with her on Haven and "start over." Raynor declined, unwilling to give up the revolution. Hanson sealed her goodbye by kissing Raynor on the cheek and saying, "You're a good man, Jim Raynor."

The colonists declared independence from the Terran Dominion, and gave the Raiders the colonial flag of Agria as a thank you for helping them.

Alternative version (Help Protoss): Heaven's Fall:    • Haven's Fall: Jim Kills the Infected Terra...  

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The 15th mission (number may differ) of "Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty" - "Safe Haven" on planet Haven. Helping Ariel Hanson.