The Enterrprise crew mourns a small loss amid a conspiracy of silence. In pain, one of them will do something unbelievable.
In the Cardassian Union, there is only one verdict: guilty, and from archon to conservator to nestor to condemned, everyone knows the role they play. No mercy--no mistakes--or so the party line goes.
Yet there remains a faint echo of the past--and in the system another version of Skrain Dukat hoped to serve, a compelling picture of what could have been.
Read on to learn the history and divergent futures of the Cardassian justice system.
Though they hail from different worlds, two starships share bonds of sisterhood against the coldness of space that would shock their opposed crews.
(Based on Star Trek: Sigils and Unions, but not Sigils canon.)
It went bang. Started as a one off ficlet, this story is my current Work-in-Progress and I'm quite excited about the possibilities. Unfortunately progress is slow due to RL and a wandering muse. Hopefully the patient will find an ending.Twenty-year-old Skrain Dukat has prayed hard and worked hard to bring himself to this place, but now that he's here at Yavenn Pretam University in his home city of Culat, there's tension in the air: the forces of Bajor are pressing closer and closer to the Cardassia system and there's been no stopping them yet.
He believed he was destined for the art of the courtroom. But now--might justice for an entire world someday rest in his hands?
Worf's wedding is at hand, and its Dax versus Troi. Or is it?
In a galaxy of many great wonders and greater powers, faith has sometimes been dismissed as the province of children and fools. How might rational individuals like Mike Spirodopoulos and SigCat AU residents Skrain Dukat and Hirhul Mendral maintain their belief when faced with all of the various powers and principalities of the Trekiverse?<p>
This is one exploration of how it could be, as seen through the lens of the Sigils and Unions universes.</p>
On Himari IV, it was once the standard Federation colony. But then things went wrong. Now, the Enterprise will be surprised at what they find.
Did an early episode's encounter with a group of odd Vulcans go exactly the way we saw, or did the Vulcan High Command stick its nose in once again? Archer, T'Pol and T'Pau want to know if so and why.
A visitor from outside the Ancient Destroyer Universe wants to know some of its basics, and his host struggles to oblige.
Winner:
Borrowed Toys ChallengeThe story of Peter Kirk, son of James, and how he survived successive losses on the path to becoming a hero.
As the Federation returns to the Delta Quadrant eight years after the the USS Voyager destroyed the Borg unicomplex and a key transwarp hub, the crew of the USS Tesseract -- the fleet's largest and most advanced ship -- has no idea what they'll find there.
Just as they launch their seven-year mission, they stumble across a mystery that will soon unfold into an opportunity -- or a nightmare of epic proportions. Loyalties are tested, political intrigue abounds, and the Tesseract's ex-Borg first officer will finally seize control of his own destiny ... and perhaps that of the entire quadrant.
The last Borg Drone makes its way across the shattered Delta Quadrant.
Stardate 61554.29: Following the death of her captain and close friend, Caitian executive officer M'ree sallies forth with her grief ever-present, while another officer assumes command of Gallant.
Season 2, Episode 2:
After Gul Dukat placed a Pah-wraith in the Bajoran wormhole, the Bajoran people were cut off from their gods. In this time of uncertainty, a Glenn Beck-inspired news commentator attempts to use the Federation as a scapegoat.
