Who are the Cardassians? What drives them? Do they have dreams? Are they all brutal conquerors? Or perhaps there are dreamers among them, too?
rnThe stories belong to my Shaping a Cardassian universe. The shows' canon is sacred, but what happens after the finale of Deep Space Nine is my own continuation. There are some elements borrowed from Treklit, but for the most part post-Dominion War timeline is my own.
Three years after the Dominion War, a Federation exchange officer is sent to a Cardassian warship to share knowledge and experience. She finds there much more than she had ever expected.
He is a Cardassian Gul, who does not support the new rulers of Cardassia. He must pay the price for his anti-Dominion outlook.
Gil Tavor Karama, a Cardassian officer who just recently married a former Starfleet lieutenant, tries to find an apartment for his wife and himself.
An interspecies pregnancy doesn't always go without problems. And the mother's readiness for a sacrifice doesn't make it easier.
How can you tell who is your friend? How do you know you can trust them? Are all your friends trustworthy?
A young Cardassian cadet faces a choice between his Cardassian duty and being a decent man.
Asra is a military wife. Is she a good one? She'll have to find out.
Was Cardassia Prime always a desert, poor-in-resources planet? What was it like in the Hebitian times? What had happened that it changed? Do Cardassians tell legends about the tragedy that fell upon them?
A Federation starship finds a mysterious Cardassian space craft. What is it? Why can't their sensors scan it properly? Is it dangerous?
