02-262000
101
7109
1966
36
880
11.03
1954
03
6.08
241
309
7.08
1935
12.20
53
1961
2.16
102
8102
1987
044
0051
1968
704
10.31
1984
1954
764
1940
9.9
1972
815
4.12
2023
103
714
1993
0222
4.4
1969
2450
91
56
21
716
801
417
602
5618
238
1443
104
6104
1995
3.22
1931
0.0
0000
1701
1984
218
908
10
85
1888
27
2879
213
105
08
2001
713
079
1977
LV
426
105
10
1642
1979
402
795
361
0852
984
106
31
2017
429
65
871
24
541
656
M
113
12.6
27
05
85
12.25
7884
107
5
2022
784
3304
42
733
1224
5801
23
1015
84
36
029
24
318
12.24
108
23
174
91
947
28
527
04
0469
2200
88
1985
540
3121
308
9571
404
03-111968
04-041969
05-1701D
06-071984
07-081940
08-47148
09-081966
10-31

Personal log

Lt. Malia Corter

Stardate 57771.5

My first official posting after leaving the Academy is not exactly what I was expecting. At first, I thought I had been assigned to Deep Space Nine, and I was excited. Imagine my surprise when the USS Nash dropped out of warp just outside the Thanatos system at the edge of the Alpha Quadrant. I re-read my posting order and I felt my heart sink. Deep Space D-Nine, not Deep Space Nine. God damn it.

In other words, I'm in the middle of nowhere.

Deep Space D-9 is an old Regula-class starbase, used to be a listening post during the Dominion War. Since then, it's been largely abandoned with only the barest of bones skeleton crews aboard.

You're looking at the brand new records officer of the hind end of space.

And here I thought I did well on my academy run. Wonder who I pissed off to end up out here.

Nevertheless, I've already reported in to my commanding officer, Robert Yeomsley. The commander's barely given me enough time to unpack before handing me my first assignment.

One day ago, the USS Asphodel, a Norway-class ship, was discovered adrift in space in the Thanatos system and was towed back here. The ship's been missing for about three years, and by the time it was found, it was an absolute wreck: severe structural damage, all systems out, and the crew of 150 were either dead or missing. God only knows what the hell the Asphodel ran into, but Commander Yeomsley wants me to find out.

The recovery team managed to recover some of the crews' personal logs. Now it's my job to go through them all and document what happened.

I swear to God, if someone just got piss drunk on Romulan ale and messed around with the warp core, I quit.

-END LOG-

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