By Michael Jan Friedman
There is a bar known as "The Captain's Table", the place those that have commanded strong vessels of each form and period can meet, chill out, and proportion a pleasant drink or with others in their calling. occasionally a brawl might escape yet it is all within the kinfolk, kind of. simply take into accout, the 1st around of beverages is often paid for with a story... no matter if you are Jean-Luc Picard. For greater than 2 hundred years archaeologists and treasure hunters have dreamed of Dujonian's Hoard, a fabled trove of worthy ancient artifacts which can include expertise that may shift the galactic stability of energy. A dream used to be all of the hoard seemed-- until eventually a former Starfleet officer is going looking for the treasure and turns up lacking. Now all people from Romulans to Cardassians to an enigmatic lady starship captain is seeking Richard Brant, together with Worf and Captain Picard, who've long gone deep undercover on a mystery Starfleet venture to rescue Brant, if he is even nonetheless alive...
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There he was," said Hompaq. " was ... except he had no enemies," Bo'tex noted, "and he'd already stumbled on the only real vagary in the sector. Nonetheless .. I hurried desperately to make repairs," Kuukervol pointed out, "when who should show up but a Phrenalian passenger transport," Drawin added. " Kuukervol declared. " "So it was," Drawin conceded. "Which is why it could rescue neither our friend nor his crew. " "Which he did," said Robinson. " "No discernible danger," Kuukervol emphasized.
There is indeed. " I thought for a moment. "Wasn't there a Richard Brant aboard the Lasalle? " "You memory is as good as ever," Gorton confirmed. "For reasons of his own, Brant resigned from Starfleet almost a year ago. " I prodded gently. "He dropped out of sight about a couple of months ago, as far as we can tell. " "The Maquis haven't engaged much in kidnapping," I noted. "True," said Gorton. "That doesn't seem to be the way they normally operate. Still, we couldn't rule it out as a possibility.
Could this be his old nemesis Q at work again, showing off his vaunted omnipotence for some purpose the captain couldn't begin to fathom? He searched for Q in the crowd, but couldn't find him. Suddenly, the captain felt an arm close around him like a vice. He looked up into dancing eyes and a dense, white beard and for a moment-just a fraction of a second-imagined he was face-to-face with Santa Claus. When the stranger laughed, filling the room with his mirth, it didn't do anything to dispel the illusion.
