• Subspace Link: Established
  • Starfleet Database: Connected
  • Quantum Memory Field: stable
  • Optical Data Network: rerouting
11-1524
12-0730
13-318
14-DL44
15-3504
02-262000
101
7109
1966
36
880
204
1954
11.3
6.8
241
309
7.08
9.9
12.20
53
1961
2.16
1725
631
484
30
7952
97
102
8102
1987
044
0051
1968
704
1031
56
1954
764
1940
1935
1972
815
4.12
2023
76
957
9381
864
126
1008
103
714
1993
954
4.4
1969
68
91
1984
21
716
801
417
602
5618
238
1443
908
07
066
44
128
2705
104
6104
1995
3.22
1931
0.0
008
1701
184
218
908
10
85
1888
27
2879
213
1057
117
2025
988
3074
848
105
08
2001
713
079
1977
LV
426
105
10
1642
1979
402
795
361
0852
984
1058
007
1989
73
0484
261
106
31
2017
429
65
871
24
541
656
M
113
12.6
27
05
85
12.25
7884
8807
23
250
1047
322
88
107
5
2022
784
3304
42
733
1224
5801
23
1015
84
36
029
24
318
12.24
27
1905
809
711
2305
324
108
23
174
91
947
28
527
04
469
22
88
1985
540
3121
308
9571
404
1994
55
1995
9777
476
2805
03-111968
04-041969
05-1701D
06-071984
07-081940
08-47148
09-081966
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Crisis on Cressida, Part 3

Mission report

Both the Administrator and Archaeologist left the confrontation with the crew unhappy. Damaad and her retinue of gray jumpsuit-clad workers headed to her personal shuttle and began loading it with crates of unknown “valuables” while Urotoxa disappeared into the waiting crowds of evacuees. The crew resumed working towards the evacuation: Captain Ral and Lieutenant Cohnson fetched and distributed supplies from a nearby storage facility to keep those awaiting their escape comfortable and calm. These efforts were interrupted by an urgent dispatch from the Hanesawa; one of the evacuation shuttles was hijacked by a civilian during its flight to the ship and redirected down to the planet.

Thanks to Lieutenant Hagen’s engineering skills and Lt. Commander Cohnson’s knowledge of the security systems, they were able to establish communications with the ensign who was piloting the hijacked shuttle. Ensign Deadman explained that the shuttle was packed to maximum capacity with himself and eight civilians, four of whom were the Klingons the crew encountered earlier. Midway through the flight from the city to the Hanesawa, they drew Mek’leths and commandeered control of the shuttle, piloting it instead down to the native city on Kizomic VI. The Klingons restrained the Ensign and passengers but did not harm them, leaving them behind on the now disabled shuttle as they donned EVA suits from the shuttle’s emergency supply locker and exited into the fluidic atmosphere. The Ensign was able to overhear via the EVA suit comm channels discussions of honorable combat and glorious deaths as a fight ensued.

Captain Ral suspected Urotoxa was involved, and was able to locate her already on the ship in the crowd of evacuees thanks to the fact that she was the sole Nausicaan aboard. Lieutenants Hagen and Ma’a’yan tuned the transporter systems’ annular confinement beam to the resonance of the planet’s gaseous layer to amplify the strength of the transporter signals, squeezing extra power from the system, which the Captain used to beam Urotoxa back to the city, demanding answers. She claimed that while she may have been complaining to the Klingons about Starfleet’s unwillingness to join what would surely be a glorious battle on the surface, she bears no responsibility for what they may have done after that.

The crew, seeing no other choice, decided to follow the stolen shuttle to the planet to recover it and the hostages still aboard. In order to avoid interrupting the civilian evacuation, they decided to commandeer Administrator Demand’s personal craft, distracting her as the Ship’s Doctor administered a hypospray to render her temporarily unconscious, and directing the workers loading the ship to a different part of the city.

The away team makes ready to descend to the planet as less than an hour remains before the total collapse of Cressida.