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At some point in the recent past, Section 31's power waned- perhaps as the rogue [[Star Fleet Ingtelligence Association|SFIA]] agents aged or were removed from influential posts- and looked to be fading out of existence. However, events would take place on [[Cardassian Union|Cardassia]], oddly enough, that would ensure Section 31's survival and eventual growth. | At some point in the recent past, Section 31's power waned- perhaps as the rogue [[Star Fleet Ingtelligence Association|SFIA]] agents aged or were removed from influential posts- and looked to be fading out of existence. However, events would take place on [[Cardassian Union|Cardassia]], oddly enough, that would ensure Section 31's survival and eventual growth. | ||
In 2405, Section 31 was exposed and destroyed- nearly- in very much the same way as [[Star Fleet | In 2405, Section 31 was exposed and destroyed- nearly- in very much the same way as [[Star Fleet Intelligence Association|SFIA]] was a few years earlier. A short time after these events, two OSFI agents- Guillaume Hoyt and Acier Dumont- were running twin deep-cover information-gathering operations on [[Cardassia Prime]], designed primarily to compliment one another and act as a redundant system, should one agent be exposed. In the course of their operation, they uncovered a double-agent working within the Obsidian Order that was placed by a Federation organization other than OSFI, a man by the name of Torval Dak. Through Dak, they found a conduit of information, money, and other sensitive material. This conduit led to a man known then as Zametov, also known as "Methuselah," "Niccolo" and, more colorfully, "The Man in Black"- the man who was rebuiding Section 31 by capitalizing on [[OSFI Obsidian Order Factfile|Obsidian Order]] assets. (1) | ||
Dak later exposed Hoyt and Dumont, nearly costing the two OSFI agents their lives. | Dak later exposed Hoyt and Dumont, nearly costing the two OSFI agents their lives. | ||
