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Upon arrival at Wheeler Colony, Eyas was assigned to Fleet Captain [[Riley, Sidney|Sidney Riley]]’s away team to locate the drug shipment and confiscate it. They managed to do this, but in the process Eyas was badly injured in a fight with a giant FTU henchman. The physical trauma of this and his earlier exertions accelerated the effects of the parasite upon his body. Suddenly, in front of his teammates, Eyas mutated rapidly into a giant reptilian creature. He was saved by his friend and colleague Ensign [[Nevarass, Alahndra Lelwin|Alahndra Nevarass]] who he had taken into his confidence about his condition and had prepared a hypospray of antidote. Alahndra accompanied a semi-changed Eyas back to the Independence sickbay, where Alahndra managed to stabilise Eyas’ condition and slowly return him to a normal appearance. However, he had a relapse triggered by using the transporter, and ran amok through the promenade of DS17. He was again restored to normality but faced disciplinary proceedings for his actions. He would also have to take antidote for the rest of his life to prevent the parasite from regaining the upper hand once and for all. It also appeared that the mental scars would take even longer to heal than the physical ones. Despite his wreckless actions in not reporting his condition earlier, he was nonetheless promoted to full Lieutenant on the eve of the next mission, this time to the Romulan colony of Bilire VI. | Upon arrival at Wheeler Colony, Eyas was assigned to Fleet Captain [[Riley, Sidney|Sidney Riley]]’s away team to locate the drug shipment and confiscate it. They managed to do this, but in the process Eyas was badly injured in a fight with a giant FTU henchman. The physical trauma of this and his earlier exertions accelerated the effects of the parasite upon his body. Suddenly, in front of his teammates, Eyas mutated rapidly into a giant reptilian creature. He was saved by his friend and colleague Ensign [[Nevarass, Alahndra Lelwin|Alahndra Nevarass]] who he had taken into his confidence about his condition and had prepared a hypospray of antidote. Alahndra accompanied a semi-changed Eyas back to the Independence sickbay, where Alahndra managed to stabilise Eyas’ condition and slowly return him to a normal appearance. However, he had a relapse triggered by using the transporter, and ran amok through the promenade of DS17. He was again restored to normality but faced disciplinary proceedings for his actions. He would also have to take antidote for the rest of his life to prevent the parasite from regaining the upper hand once and for all. It also appeared that the mental scars would take even longer to heal than the physical ones. Despite his wreckless actions in not reporting his condition earlier, he was nonetheless promoted to full Lieutenant on the eve of the next mission, this time to the Romulan colony of Bilire VI. | ||
Eyas performed adequately during the early stages of the Bilire mission to help Romulan refugees set up a new colony after the destruction of Hobus, but after an attack by the [[Reapers]] upon the Independence, Eyas and other senior officers were recalled to the ship to fight the intruders and rescue comrades who had been ‘collected’. Whilst confronting one such Reaper, Eyas himself was immobilized, and his mind (or soul) was taken back to the Reapers’ ship, the [[Rihac Gorshun]]. When the Reapers were finally defeated and their ship destroyed, Eyas’ soul returned to his body – but only after a painful ‘piggy-back’ ride within one of the Reaper’s own dying body. Eyas awoke in Sickbay during a final fight between some of his comrades and the stricken Reaper. Eyas had thought that was the end of his troubles, but he very soon found out that his girlfriend [[Z'Leah]] had contracted a near fatal plague on Bilire VI and was recovering slowly in sickbay, that his great friend [[Nevarass, Alahndra Lelwin|Alahndra Nevarass]] had left the [[USS Independence-A]] for parts unknown whilst he was unconscious, and then finally had the news broken to him by his old friend Leo Beaufytor that his father, General Clovis Wulfantine had been assassinated by [[Byzatium|Byzallian terrorists]], prompting a ratcheting up of tensions betweens the [[Pythron|Pythrons]] and the [[Byzatium|Byzallians]] leading to the | Eyas performed adequately during the early stages of the Bilire mission to help Romulan refugees set up a new colony after the destruction of Hobus, but after an attack by the [[Reapers]] upon the Independence, Eyas and other senior officers were recalled to the ship to fight the intruders and rescue comrades who had been ‘collected’. Whilst confronting one such Reaper, Eyas himself was immobilized, and his mind (or soul) was taken back to the Reapers’ ship, the [[Rihac Gorshun]]. When the Reapers were finally defeated and their ship destroyed, Eyas’ soul returned to his body – but only after a painful ‘piggy-back’ ride within one of the Reaper’s own dying body. Eyas awoke in Sickbay during a final fight between some of his comrades and the stricken Reaper. Eyas had thought that was the end of his troubles, but he very soon found out that his girlfriend [[Z'Leah]] had contracted a near fatal plague on Bilire VI and was recovering slowly in sickbay, that his great friend [[Nevarass, Alahndra Lelwin|Alahndra Nevarass]] had left the [[USS Independence-A]] for parts unknown whilst he was unconscious, and then finally had the news broken to him by his old friend [[Beaufytor, Leo|Leo Beaufytor]] that his father, General Clovis Wulfantine had been assassinated by [[Byzatium|Byzallian terrorists]], prompting a ratcheting up of tensions betweens the [[Pythron|Pythrons]] and the [[Byzatium|Byzallians]] leading to the Bardeezan War of 2388. Eyas was unable to return to Pythro to comfort his mother, as all communication between Pythro and the Federation was suspended because of the looming war with [[Byzatium]]. Lonely, hurt and in mourning for his Father, Eyas thought things couldn’t get any worse…… until he learned that his Father's political opponents had framed him as a conspirator to murder his own father. He now is banished from his homeworld, and would be executed without trial should he ever return. | ||
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For the rest of his adult life Mons Vorndome was the curse and pest of the Quadrant. No worse enemy of freedom has ever appeared in the trappings of polite civilisation. Insatiable appetite for power, cold calculating ruthlessness and monumental greed for riches all presented themselves armed with fire, phaser and sword. The veneer of culture and good manners, of brilliant ceremonies and elaborate etiquette, only added a heightening effect to the villainy of his life's story. Better the barbarian conquerors of antiquity, primordial figures of the abyss, than this quiet, machiavellian creature, strutting amid the bows and scrapes of servitors and assassins to the torment of his age. Cruel and duplicitous, excelling in his lust for power, this Master of Engineers disturbed and harried the Galaxy with the lights of perverted science through decades of arrogant pomp. | For the rest of his adult life Mons Vorndome was the curse and pest of the Quadrant. No worse enemy of freedom has ever appeared in the trappings of polite civilisation. Insatiable appetite for power, cold calculating ruthlessness and monumental greed for riches all presented themselves armed with fire, phaser and sword. The veneer of culture and good manners, of brilliant ceremonies and elaborate etiquette, only added a heightening effect to the villainy of his life's story. Better the barbarian conquerors of antiquity, primordial figures of the abyss, than this quiet, machiavellian creature, strutting amid the bows and scrapes of servitors and assassins to the torment of his age. Cruel and duplicitous, excelling in his lust for power, this Master of Engineers disturbed and harried the Galaxy with the lights of perverted science through decades of arrogant pomp. | ||
Vorndome instructed LeNoir to hire some jobbing Dorfmen mercenaries: Zamak Kalble and Svorna Destave from [[Byzatium]] to assassinate a leading [[Pythron]] General, Clovis Wulfantine (father of the USS Independence-A’s Security Chief Eyas Wulfantine. | Vorndome instructed LeNoir to hire some jobbing Dorfmen mercenaries: Zamak Kalble and Svorna Destave from [[Byzatium]] to assassinate a leading [[Pythron]] General and decorated war hero, Clovis Wulfantine (father of the USS Independence-A’s Security Chief Eyas Wulfantine). General Wulfantine had recently decided to dispatch his own adjutant, Captain Leo Beaufytor, to find Eyas and assist him aboard the Independence following Eyas’ trial during the mission to Wheeler Colony. General Wulfantine was concerned that Eyas was struggling in his career in Star Fleet, and wanted the older and probably wiser Beaufytor to keep a brotherly watch over him. | ||
Leo, like Eyas too, was raised on the planet [[Pythron|Pythro V]] in a close-knit but disciplined military family. Being the eldest of four, Leo was expected to be an example to his siblings on how to be a good warrior. Born just a year after a devastating alien attack upon Pythro, Leo’s early childhood lacked the normal comforts that later generations now enjoyed. Leo grew into a typical young [[Pythron]] male: tall, broad with long wavy blond hair (almost like a lion's mane to human eyes). He received his ceremonial armour at the age of 18 (as with Pythronic custom) which he wears proudly over his chest on ceremonial occasions. Leo was encouraged to join Star Fleet by his father’s friend, General Wulfantine. Leo went to the Star Fleet Academy, and graduated as a full Security / Tactical Ensign. However, instead of being posted to a ship, he decided to return to Pythro to serve as a military liaison between the Pythron Armed Forces and the Federation Embassy in the capital city of Bantok. He was also promoted to the rank of Captain in the Pythron Guards (equivalent of Lieutenant JG in Star Fleet), and was also made adjutant to General Wulfantine. | |||
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Beaufytor served his patron faithfully, but secretly longed for adventure away from his home planet. The chance finally presented itself when General Wulfantine sent Beaufytor to rendezvous with his son Eyas. However, whilst Beaufytor was en route to meet Eyas at the colony of [[Bilire VI]], news came through from Pythro that General Clovis Wulfantine had been assassinated by [[Byzatium|Byzallian terrorists]], prompting a ratcheting up of tensions between the [[Pythron|Pythrons]] and the [[Byzatium|Byzallians]] leading to the Pythro-Byzallian War.With war being declared by the Pythron High Command to avenge General Wulfantine, this greatly assisted Marshal Karinus K’Raz in his hawkish bid to become the President of Pythro V, just as Vorndome had promised him. | |||
Page rejoined the Independence crew and went on their mission to Bilire VI, and managed to get a place on the away team. There he was able to observe the biological warfare agent (the Wrath Plague) developed by the Romulan spies that was unleashed on the Romulan refugees and Star Fleet alike. Page’s own technological skills allowed him to develop bug blockers that prevented himself getting infected. LeNoir had another undercover agent on Bilire VI, a young Romulan woman called Cierva Moth. She was the unwitting host of a nano-bot device that was recording the data of the Plague as she became infected, allowing Vorndome to use this disease for his own ends. | Page rejoined the Independence crew and went on their mission to Bilire VI, and managed to get a place on the away team. There he was able to observe the biological warfare agent (the Wrath Plague) developed by the Romulan spies that was unleashed on the Romulan refugees and Star Fleet alike. Page’s own technological skills allowed him to develop bug blockers that prevented himself getting infected. LeNoir had another undercover agent on Bilire VI, a young Romulan woman called Cierva Moth. She was the unwitting host of a nano-bot device that was recording the data of the Plague as she became infected, allowing Vorndome to use this disease for his own ends. | ||
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Meanwhile, Leo Beaufytor had finally got to talk to Eyas and give him the bad news of not only Clovis’ death, but also that Eyas had been framed as a conspirator to the murder. Leo left Eyas aboard the Independence, and went ‘ashore’ to [[Deep Space 17]] to await transport back to Pythro V, where he hoped to argue for clemency for Eyas. Losifar had also returned safely to the [[Deep Space 17]] where he was reunited with his Mother, none other than the newly released Namonih Fairhug. Being given leave of absence to spend time reunited with his Mother, Losifar planned to travel from [[Deep Space 17]] to his homeworld. The evil LeNoir, however, was also released without charge, and returned to his murderous ways at the side of Vorndome. One of his first acts was to kill Zamak Kalble to keep him silent. | Meanwhile, Leo Beaufytor had finally got to talk to Eyas and give him the bad news of not only Clovis’ death, but also that Eyas had been framed as a conspirator to the murder. Leo left Eyas aboard the Independence, and went ‘ashore’ to [[Deep Space 17]] to await transport back to Pythro V, where he hoped to argue for clemency for Eyas. Losifar had also returned safely to the [[Deep Space 17]] where he was reunited with his Mother, none other than the newly released Namonih Fairhug. Being given leave of absence to spend time reunited with his Mother, Losifar planned to travel from [[Deep Space 17]] to his homeworld. The evil LeNoir, however, was also released without charge, and returned to his murderous ways at the side of Vorndome. One of his first acts was to kill Zamak Kalble to keep him silent. | ||
LeNoir then also attacked and kidnapped Beaufytor, Losifar and Fairhug (with the assistance of another mystery assassin). Beaufytor and Losifar both awoke in the detention cells of LeNoir’s shuttle, where the renegade proceeded to torture Beaufytor for information whilst the shuttle travelled to join the Pythron Fleet in orbit around [[Bardeezan|Bardeez]]. Beaufytor was further interogated by both Pythron agents and then by the mysterious Mons Vorndome in person. He was taken to the Courts of Pythro where he faced trial and likely execution for treason (for failing to arrest Eyas Wulfantine). The punishment for traitors was called the "Penance to the Winged Spirit". This barbaric ritual, not unlike the "Blood Eagle" of ancient Earth, involved breaking open the backbone and rib cage, drawing them and the lungs out to form wings behind the accused whilst they still lived. Beaufytor was prepared for his fate, but | LeNoir then also attacked and kidnapped Beaufytor, Losifar and Fairhug (with the assistance of another mystery assassin). Beaufytor and Losifar both awoke in the detention cells of LeNoir’s shuttle, where the renegade proceeded to torture Beaufytor for information whilst the shuttle travelled to join the Pythron Fleet in orbit around [[Bardeezan|Bardeez]]. Beaufytor was further interogated by both Pythron agents and then by the mysterious Mons Vorndome in person. He was taken to the Courts of Pythro where he faced trial and likely execution for treason (for failing to arrest Eyas Wulfantine). The punishment for traitors was called the "Penance to the Winged Spirit". This barbaric ritual, not unlike the "Blood Eagle" of ancient Earth, involved breaking open the backbone and rib cage, drawing them and the lungs out to form wings behind the accused whilst they still lived. Beaufytor was prepared for his fate, but he was visited in his cell by a mysterious young Bajoran woman, Scania Calderen, who allowed him to escape. Although injured, he managed to escape aboard a stolen shuttle and flee the dangers of his former homeworld. Nevertheless, Leo had been affected by his interrogation from Vorndome in ways he had yet to realise! | ||
Leo and Scania were met en route by Lieutenant Sedrin 'Spitfire' Belasi. This Deltan Pilot grew up in Cerusa, the capital city on Delta IV . He was a childhood friend, and boyfriend (briefly) of Lieutenant JG [[Nevarass, Alahndra Lelwin|Alahndra Nevarass]] but believed official reports that she had died alongside her family in a house fire. Years later, having achieved the rank of LtJG on [[Deep Space 17]] as a pilot, Sedrin was briefly reunited with Alahndra during a mutual friend's wedding reception. He was soon transferred to the [[USS Independence-A]] where he underwent training to join the new Air Group, where his chosen call sign was 'Spitfire'. He was very distraught when Nevarass left the Independence to parts unknown and so Sedrin took some time off his duties to try and find her. [[Image:sedrinbelasi.jpg|right|200px]] | |||
Sedrin recognised Leo from the brief period when they had both served together on the Independence during the Bilire Mission. Sedrin decided to accompany them, hoping to continue his quest to find information about Alahndra's current whereabouts. | |||
=='''The Prelude To Total War'''== | =='''The Prelude To Total War'''== | ||
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