Bashir must treat one of his most delicate patients yet - a Tzenkethi child.
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Sisko believes his daughter Rebecca is traumatised, so Kasidy calls for help.
Data is sent on a mission to explore an M-class planet in the Gamma Quadrant. The Prophets have other plans for him...
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Sisko’s friend Prylar Eivos dies, leading to problems between him and Kasidy.
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NOTE: This story dramatises events first described in the licensed Star Trek novel Rough Beasts of Empire, written by David R George III.
I also owe thanks to TrekBBS.com member DerangedNasat for his work on translating the Bajoran language, some of which I used in this story.
Following the emotionally charged ending of “Duet”, Odo is appalled to learn that the Ministry of Justice has ordered Kainon released despite having murdered Aiman Maritza. With Kira Nerys accompanying him, Odo meets with the Ministry in person in the hope of changing their minds. During that meeting, Kira and Odo come to realize how corrupt the nascent Bajoran government really is.
A Bajoran man is on death row. He was lauded as a hero during the Occupation, but seems to have no place on a free Bajor. While nearly everyone on Deep Space 9 has an opinion on the subject of the death penalty, the station's investigates odd malfunctions that may be caused by artifacts excavated on an archeological dig in the Gamma Quadrant.
Doctor Bashir asks Commander Sisko to intermediate with an alien family who, because of their religious beliefs, refuse to allow a routine treatment that would save their dying child.
Major Kira embarks on a rescue mission to one of Bajor’s outer colonies, where channeling her inner-terrorist may prove costly.
A century before the Dominion War, the Ku'Vok-leth (The Honor Brigade) was a prominent military faction within the Klingon Empire. When the Empire and the Federation made peace, the Ku'Vok-leth became far less influential. Following the Dominion War, the Klingon High Council began turning a blind eye to the actions of the Ku'Vok-leth. Now, this anti-Federation group plans on using one of the biggest scientific discoveries, a single particle capable of destroying subspace, as a weapon.
Retired Starfleet captain Benjamin Sisko must reunite with his former colleagues to stop these Klingon radicals before they can cut off a strategically important star system from the Federation forever.
But this conspiracy turns out to be more than just a simple act of terrorism, as Section 31, the Romulan Star Empire, and the Dominion have a vested interest in the events of the next few days. And as the crew of Deep Space Nine come to learn, such a conspiracy reaches all the way up to the President of the Federation.
Season 2, Episode 1:
Captain Limis is marooned on 31st century Bajor without a means of getting back to her own time period. In the present day, Jem'Hadar and Cardassian troops have commandeered the USS Lambda Paz hoping to learn the ship's technological secrets.
Season 2, Episode 5:
The crew of the USS Lambda Paz is in a race against time to prevent a group of Human Augments from unleashing a deadly biological weapon on an historically significant planet within the Cardassian Union. While Captain Limis Vircona embarks on a daring rescue of Doctor Aurellan Markalis, she remembers how she had to overcome her hatred of Cardassians to avert a major catastrophe.
This is the tale of how darkness fell over the Mirror Universe, as remembered by one who is of the Prophets, in the presence of a very different Dukat who is of neither his universe nor the Mirror.
(Story begins with an excerpt from The Lightless Ends of the World, co-authored by myself and Gul Re'jal--section written by NG, though there is one mention of Gul Jarol, who is Re'jal's character. Originally submitted as a writing prompt response on the forum.)
