No, I'm not doing it too.
Facts are facts, and guesswork is guesswork. Fact 1; you're there to distract, Fact 2, a bunch of ships jump in including the Sathanas. Sure, maybe they're there for other reasons. Maybe they dispatched the cruisers, corvettes the Ravana and the Sathanas to guard the three transports. Maybe not. Who gives a damn? When the Sathanas jumps in, it jumps in right on top of the Colossus to vaporize it (as it does deftly so). Therefore its purpose in this mission is to vaporize the Colossus. Had the Colossus tried to run, the Sathanas would not vaporize, and therefore the only thing that can be deduced is that it would follow - this being the highest probablity based on the facts - after all, WHEN the Sathanas jumps, there is nothing else in the system to guard (the transports are destroyed).
Basing probable outcomes on facts, and basing probable outcomes on bull**** coming out of your own imagination with "communications" and "transmitters and recievers" (seriously, what the ****?) are two different things.
Intent? Up for grabs. Who knows?
Result? Pretty ****ing linear, so much so, it's nearly academic.
Now, if you want to get philosophical on me and say "But it's still possible that if the Colossus jumped out, the Sathanas would not follow because;
a) There was another batch of transports coming it would guard (a transport guarding sathanas..... okay)
b) It just wanted to twiddle its thumbs awaiting its own destruction when the sun went boom
c) It wanted to fly around in circles for no reason whatsoever"
Sure. All possible outcomes. We don't know for sure. We don't know if more transports were en route, we don't know the intentions at all. But you're not going to tell me that there doesn't exist a likelyhood for one option over the other, and that logic doesn't dictate that according to what the mission shows, the Sathanas wouldn't run after the Colossus over the other options.