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Latest revision as of 18:33, 7 September 2018
| Name |
| Nightmare |
| Stardate(s) |
| 239210.06 - 239211.15 |
| Episode |
| 14 |
People of Note
- Atlai N'Lee - Sub-Commander of the Romulan Republic Taskforce. (Played by Tribune Shiarrael Ei-Ihhliae)
- Ebek - Leader of the Freedom's Hope Colony. (Played by Lt. Commander Rendal Rennyn)
- Gorek Imal - Sub-Commander of the Romulan Taskforce. (Played by Lt. Commander Tyler Kelly)
Notable Information
- Estava, planet in the Kevel System.
- Mine 25 - Subsection 6 – Estava (Mabul & Asha, Miners, who have subsequently managed to reach the South mine)
- South Mine Entrance, Freedom's Hope Colony - Estava (Commissioner Ebek, and the facility seen so far by Columbia)
- Mine K-1324 – Estava (Krellium mine, managed by Sub-Commissioner Kuvot).
Away Teams
- Away Team #1 - Objective: Investigate Freedom's Hope on Planet Estava - Lt. Commander Rendal Rennyn, LtJG. Antero Flynn, Ensign Ilene Torza, LtJG. Mirra Ezo, Tribune Shiarrael Ei-Ihhliae, Lt. Commander Tyler Kelly
- Ship's Complement - Objective: Provide ship-side support to the away team - Commander Brek, Lt. Commander Johanna MacLaren, Lt. Commander Kevin Breeman, Lt. Commander Vitor Tito, Lt. Theo Whittaker, Lt. Commander Talia Kaji, Ensign Solaris McLaren
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Mission Synopsis
Following a request by the Romulan Republic, USS Columbia was sent to Estava, a planet at the edge of Republic territory. A former holding of the Romulan Star Empire, this planet and its valuable mineral resources have been disputed by the Empire in recent years to be rightfully theirs. The colony, renamed Freedom's Hope, under Republic control, is unique in its effort to serve as a free and safe workspace for Romulans and Remans alike.
As the closest Federation ship, Columbia rendezvoused at Estava with the Republic ship RRV Mhr'Vaat to begin an investigation. Unexpectedly, they were also met by the Imperial ship IRW Carnifex.
Commander Brek sent an away team led by Lt. Commander Rendal Rennyn to investigate the apparently abandoned colony, while Columbia dealt with the presence of the rival Romulan ships. Soon, Columbia was able to beam aboard a large number of miners and colonists who had gone into hiding in the mines. The ship is housing the Romulans and Remans in temporary quarters designed by Counselor Talia Kaji.
Reports indicate the miners were hiding from the spread of an ailment of unknown cause, which transformed some of the colonists into unrecognizable monsters. It is unclear whether this is some form of contagion, parasite, or the result of secret scientific experimentation, but Dr. Johanna MacLaren and CSO Lt. Commander Kevin Breeman are investigating.
Columbia continues to investigate the nature of this horrifying affliction, even as it has spread to the ship through contact with the rescued colonists. It is not yet clear what assistance, if any, is being offered by Mhr'Vaat or Carnifax.
While the surface team explores colony facilities that have been overrun by monsters, the ship's crew faces danger of exposure to this terrifying affliction. Though Romulan disputes seemed to be a threat to Columbia's safety, the real danger bears no political affiliation, and threatens to impact all those involved.
The mines itself are known for producing tritium and Krellium, minerals necessary for the production of starship, but also Fistrium has been found in some scans. Freedom's hope colony oversees an estimated twenty five mining sites spread across the equatorial part of the world.
