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Kristen & Scott Gant<br>
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<h3 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">USS FEYNMAN: A Horrific Discovery</h3>
<h4 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">by
Andrew Catterick 8-24-1996</h4>
SD: 80824.1100<br>
MD: 6.2120<br>
Scene: Bridge<br>
Zane spun in his chair to face the tactical station. "Anything?"
"No sir. Nothing on sensors. Still sending out hails."
Spinning back to face the viewer the Captain frowned. *Where are
they?* He knew that sensors were terrible at best in this mess but the
fact that they had not seen or heard from the TYPHOON in some time
troubled him. He was fully confident of Jerran's ability to command but
their were too many variables that could be stacked against him. Two
hundred captured Starfleet officers with little else to lose, wandering
Xanthandi and pirate patrols, and of course the harshness of the 'sack
coupled with the deficiensies of the TYPHOON.
"How's the data flow from the Husnock vessel?" He decided a new
avenue of thinking was preferable at this point. Worrying about an
unknown would not accomplish anything.
"Information download proceeding normally...we've already received
quite a bit."
"Good." At least that was going well. In fact all intelligence
gathering operations were slowly becoming fruitfull. The ex-pirate and
now Starfleet spy, Mason, had provided them with a rather lengthy list and
Zane had been quite happy to find how detailed it was. With little else
to add Mason had been allowed to transfer to the Bird of Prey so he could
be returned to the pirate base. It remained to be seen if he would
contine to pass information but Zane had a feeling he would.
As a bonus, Maril had downloaded portions of the Bird of Prey's
log to the FEYNMAN before returning to the base. For the most part it as
just a reiteration of what Mason had wriiten but that had actually been
advantageous. Factual information was much better than the word of an
untested turncoat. Either way the information they had gathered would
keep the spooks back at EPSILON busy for months.
Now if they could just find the TYPHOON. As if on cue... "Sir!
We're receiving a signal. There's too much information but I think its
from the TYPHOON."
"Can you localize it?" Zane asked.
"Yes sir. Bearing 329.37."
"Put a tractor on the Husnock vessel but at the first sign of
trouble let it drift. Helm, thats your heading. 1/2 impulse."
"1/2 impulse aye."
Feeling much better now that they had received a signal, albeit an
unintelligable one, from TYPHOON he returned his attention to his arm
console display and began to sift through the files that had already been
downloaded from the Husnock ship. Unable to read the Husnock language
most of the material was just a jumble of characters and symbols, but
there was still much that was easily discerned such as the ships
starcharts. It would seem it backed up the theory that as aggressive as
they once were they were also explorer. That of course made sense, to
contiually conquer you had to continuously push out into the unknown.
"Captain!...."
Instantly alerted by the tone of the TAC officer's voice Zane's
yes sprang up to face the viewscreen. "Oh my God..." On the screen the
port side of a STORM class cruiser tumble silently end over end.
"Survivors?" Zane asked. Perhaps bulkheads had close in time, perhaps
there were pockets of life.
"No readings at all sir." The TAC officer replied after a pause.
"Any sign of the starboard half?" Zane asked quietly, holding on
to a thread of hope.
"Scanning."
<<<NRPG>>>
Joesph: I'm heading out to spend the day with my mother and I'm running
behind so I'll let you establish contact.
Respectfully,<br>
Andy<br>
-Commander Zane, Commanding Officer, USS FEYNMAN<br>
-Commodore Nigel Straun, Executive Officer, INDIGO FLEET<br>
-Commander Horatio Sinclair, Fleet Intelligence Officer, BLUE FLEET<br>


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<h3 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">USS FEYNMAN: A Better Discovery</h3>
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