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| ''"They’re a little too close to home. Especially when you factor transwarp into the scenario.<br>I’m sure the proximity to the fleet gathering for Frontier Day is far from a coincidence… But of course, there’s another problem."''<br>- Captain [[Addison MacKenzie]]'' | | |NAME=Frontier Day: Phase One |
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| | |STARDATE=240106.01 - 240107.11 |
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| | |BLURB=In Phase One, the ''Artemis'' encounters a seemingly derelict Borg Cube in the middle of the Badlands, and upon attempting to contact Starfleet Command, realize that their communications array has been sabotaged since their departure from DS9. A race against time now ensues, as the crew must find out why the Borg Cube is here, who sabotaged their Ship and how it all ties together with the upcoming Frontier Day celebrations. |
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| Aboard [[Amity Outpost]] (which previously served as Copernicus Station, a center of anti-Borg research), Borg tech is stolen from a classified research lab. Their investigations leads them to an unexpected collaboration with the [[USS Artemis|USS ''Artemis''-A]] on the other side of the galaxy, which has discovered a strange sensor reading of a cube-shaped structure hiding in a nebula.
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| Meanwhile, the [[USS Kitty Hawk|USS ''Kitty Hawk'']] and [[USS Astraeus|USS ''Astraeus'']] have returned to Earth in preparation for Frontier Day before the USS Astraeus then receives orders along with the USS Intrepid to hunt down a rogue Starfleet vessel.
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| | |BLURB=In Phase Two, the Changeling/Borg Conspiracy comes to a head, as the ''Artemis'' joins up with the USS ''Kitty Hawk'', USS ''Astraeus'', USS ''Narendra'' and USS ''Chin'toka'' to defend Starfleet from the Enemy Within. |
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| ! style="width:200px;"|[https://groups.google.com/g/sb118-artemis/c/GaLwJS1uRjA Be Careful What You Wish For Pt 1]
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| | First Sim - Written by [[Addison MacKenzie]] on SD 240106.01
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| | Last Sim - Not written yet
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| ===On the Artemis===
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| |quote =''Someone better have a good reason for waking me up.''|source = [https://groups.google.com/g/sb118-artemis/c/GaLwJS1uRjA Cpt. Addison MacKenzie- Be Careful What You Wish For - Part 1] - SD 240106.01}}
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| Late at night, Captain [[Addison MacKenzie]] is summoned to bridge by the Delta Shift Overseer, Lieutenant Alexis Edgington, who reports that the officers on duty has found strange signals within the borders of the Badlands. The Captain orders them to find the source, but is stunned with surprise when they discover a Borg Cube - seemingly inert - within the volatile area of space. However, the Borg Cube is estimated to have only been here for a couple of days, and with most Starfleet vessels across the galaxy returning to Earth for the Frontier Day Parade, the [[Addison MacKenzie|Captain]] is reluctant to consider it a coincidence. She attempts to brief Starfleet Command on the Cube's presence, but when the communications array fails to function, another piece of an alarming puzzle is revealed: A saboteur is aboard the ''Artemis'', and has silenced her. Filled with alarm and righteous fury, [[Addison MacKenzie|Cpt. MacKenzie]] summons her senior staff to the Bridge for an emergency briefing.
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| <br><br>Gathered on the bridge, with the additions of [[Quentin Beck|Ensign Beck]] of the USS ''Ronin'' and [[T'Ama|Lieutenant JG T'Ama]] of the USS ''Constitution''-B - both guests of the ''Artemis'' hitching a ride back to Sector 001 - the crew exchange their concerns about their current situation. Fulfilling his duties as XO, [[Talos Dakora|Lt.Cdr. Dakora]] enacted the newly established [[USS Artemis-A/Wildfire Protocol|Wildfire Protocol]] - a contingency plan aimed at combating internal threats to the vessel - making clear how serious the situation was. The ''Artemis'' had received a full set of repairs, ensuring it was in tip-top shape for the Parade in Sector 001, so it was all but guaranteed that the sabotage to the communications array occurred ''after'' their departure from DS9. Which in turn could mean only one thing: the saboteur was still aboard. The senior crew were split into teams, with a larger group heading to the Cube itself in order to discover the reason for its presence this close to Federation Space, while the remainder of the crew remained aboard the ''Artemis'' to repair the damage and locate and apprehend the saboteur.
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| ====Repair Crew====
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| Hallia_Yellir_Picard_Uniform.png|<small> [[Hallia Yellir|LT Hallia Yellir]]<br>Chief Engineering Officer</small>
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| Ensign_Chevalier.png|<small> [[Jaseb Chevalier|Ensign Jaseb Chevalier]]<br>Operations Officer</small>
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| Heading for the Communication Array, what meets them is an utter mess. [[Hallia Yellir|LT Yellir]] orders standard repair efforts - if expedient - but the sabotage is thorough. [[Hallia Yellir|LT Yellir]] - struck by a moment of brilliance - realizes that communications could be piggybacked onto the external sensors, allowing them to get a message out to Starfleet Command after all, when an explosion rocks the Artemis. After gathering her senses, [[Hallia Yellir|LT Yellir]] realizes that internal comms have died as well.
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| ====Locating the Saboteur====
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| Adea-2400-CMO-Coat.png|<small> [[Genkos Adea|Cmdr. Genkos Adea]]<br>Chief Medical Officer</small>
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| Noimage.jpg|<small> [[Kel Solas|Ens. Kel Solas]]<br>Security Officer</small>
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| Gnai.png|<small> [[Gnai|Ensign Gnai]]<br>Science Officer</small>
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| In charge of locating the saboteur, [[Genkos Adea|Cdr. Adea]] and his team head into the bowls of the ship, the Betazoid fatigued with concern about the danger they're in. While they still have no evidence beyond the saboteur's handiwork, [[Kel Solas|Ens. Kel]] carefully voices the theory that either the saboteur has access to very advanced technology or has intimate knowledge of the ship's systems. Either option is distressing, but not so much as the third voiced theory. This close to DS9 and the main staging area of the Dominion War of years past, the questions poses itself: What if the saboteur is a shapeshifter? Elsewhere on the ''Artemis'', an Internal Security Sensor register PO3 Domingo Martinez, Ens. Marcus Li and Crewman Toro Nubar in the Secondary Sensor Control Room, performing their designated tasks. Ens. Li relieves PO3 Martinez, before producing an unknown object from his bag and going with Crewman Nubar into the restricted area with the sensitive sensor equipment. Moments later, an explosion sounds, and only Crewman Nubar exit the room again, disappearing out-of-view of the Security Sensors. The explosion knocks the turbolift temporarily out of service, and triggers emergency lights on the surrounding decks. Heading to Deck 13, the trio of officers arm themselves and head towards the site of the sabotage.
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| ====Minding the Bridge====
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| JK_-_Red_Picard_v5.jpg|<small> [[Talos Dakora|Lt.Cdr. Talos Dakora]]<br>First Officer</small>
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| Sil-Picard_Uniform.png|<small> [[Vitor Silveira|LT Vitor Silveira]]<br>Chief Tactical Officer</small>
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| Ens T'Ama.png|<small> [[T'Ama|LtJG T'Ama]]<br>Operations Officer<br>''Guest writer''</small>
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| Settling into their positions on the Bridge alongside the Delta Shift crew, [[T'Ama|LtJG T'Ama]] ensures that the viewscreen provides the Bridge with a video feed inside of the Cube, piggybacking off of the signals from the away team's tricorders. With their primary focus on assisting the away team with their own scans and maintaining a transporter lock, tension is high, but it is nothing compared to the alarm that occurs when suddenly, an explosion occurs in the Secondary Sensor Control Room, rocking the ''Artemis'' and killing not only the sensors, but also restarting every bridge console and knocking out all phaser arrays. Accessing the computer bank, [[T'Ama|LtJG T'Ama]] locates a video feed from the site of the explosion, and what appears on the video causes her to suggest a hypothesis: Have the Borg assimmilated Changelings?
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| While the idea itself is a massive leap considering the limited evidence available, [[Talos Dakora|Lt.Cdr. Dakora]] decides it worth acting on. After confirming the location of either Ensign Li or Crewman Nubar - the two identities reflected in the security log - the internal sensors locate Nubar in a Jeffries' Tube near Deck 13 where [[Hallia Yellir|LT Yellir]] and [[Jaseb Chevalier|Ens Chevalier]]. Deciding to mind the bridge on his own, [[Talos Dakora|Lt.Cdr. Dakora]] sends the two lieutenants on a manhunt.
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| ===Into the Cube===
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| 2400-MacKenzie-WM-Long.png|<small> [[Addison MacKenzie|Cpt. Addison MacKenzie]]<br>Commanding Officer</small>
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| Salkath1.png|<small> [[Salkath|Lt.Cmdr. Salkath]]<br>Engineering Officer</small>
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| Ensign_Savel.png|<small> [[Savel|LtJG Savel]]<br>Security Officer</small>
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| Jovenan_LtJG_2400.png|<small> [[Jovenan|LT Jovenan]]<br>Chief Science Officer</small>
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| Gila-Sadar-2.png|<small> [[Gila Sadar|LtJG Gila Sadar]]<br>Medical Officer</small>
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| Quentin_Beck_Ensign_sans_stache.png|<small> [[Quentin Beck|Ens Quentin Beck]]<br>Medical Officer<br>''Guest Writer''</small>
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| Heading into the Cube itself, [[Addison MacKenzie|Cpt. MacKenzie]] leads her team to Transporter Room One to outfit themselves with the necessary equipment. En-route, [[Gila Sadar|LtJG Sadar]] recounts the exploits of Lieutenant [[Sheila Bailey]], the then-Assistant Chief Medical Officer of [[Starbase 118 Ops]], who spearheaded the development of a new anti-Borg medication when attempting to cure the assimilated crew of the [[USS Nimitz|USS ''Nimitz'']]. While the medication is years old at this point, and thus there is a very real possibility that the Borg nanites has adapted to it, the medicine is added to the first aid kits of the two Medical Officers. Upon arming themselves with weaponry and other essential equipment, the group is then transported to the Cube itself.<br><br>
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| Arriving on the Cube, the away team is concerned upon discovering that there are no lifesigns in the immediate vicinity, and indeed, for quite a distance. It looks - as the scans claimed - inert and abandoned, but [[Savel|LtJG Savel]] urges caution. Nothing seems visibly wrong with the Cube, so surely there'd be no reason for the Collective to just abandon it in this way. Concerned by the fact that none of their tricorders register lifesigns despite the Cube having only appeared in the Badlands a few days ago, [[Addison MacKenzie|Cpt. MacKenzie]] orders the group to descend onto a lower deck to locate an access node, so they might get some answers. En-route, the team has a brief stop prompted by an unclear registration of an intermittent lifesign, but with no conclusive evidence, there is little to be done. On the lower deck, however, the team happens upon a lone Borg Drone wandering erratically along the corridors, but most alarmingly: the Drone's lifesign is not registered.<br>
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| <br>As the team stealthily moves towards an access node, Doctors [[Gila Sadar|Sadar]] and [[Quentin Beck|Beck]] attempt to configure their tricorders in a manner to be able to register the Borg lifesign, but their efforts are unfruitful before the [[Addison MacKenzie|Captain]] manages to locate an access node. Upon accessing it, the [[Addison MacKenzie|Captain]] reveals that the drones seem to be in a sort of 'hibernation', awaiting a trigger that will eventually activate them again. What that trigger is remains a mystery, so the [[Addison MacKenzie|Captain]] deems it pertinent that the team head further down into the Cube to locate a peculiar power signature. Barely has the team started moving before [[Gila Sadar|LtJG Sadar]] manages to find the necessary settings to register the masked Borg lifesigns, prompting a cascade of newly registered lifesigns. Not only is the Borg Cube not abandoned, but rather teeming with hibernating drones. She attempts to contact the ''Artemis'' to alert them to the required alterations to sensor settings, when her attempts at communications are met with silence. The away team has officially lost contact with the ''Artemis''-A.<br><br>
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| Allowing a brief moment of panic, [[Addison MacKenzie|Cpt. MacKenzie]] soon calls her officers to attention once more. The numerous new lifesigns are not paying any attention to the Starfleet boarders, but are instead heading towards that very same power signature that she noted earlier. And so, with urgency and no small amount of paranoia, the team continues on their way. Upon reaching the lower levels of the Cube, the amount of drones they have to make their way through has grown beyond numerous, and following the current leads them to a large antechamber lit up by a violent green light, with multitudes of Borg arranged around the source of the light in a peculiar pattern.
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| Unknown-person.jpg|<small> Dramatis Personae </small>
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| Unknown-person.jpg|<small> Dramatis Personae </small>
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| * '''Mentioned NPCs''':
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| '''Lieutenant Alexis Edgington''' ''- Science Officer and Delta Shift Overseer''
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| <br>'''Petty Officer 3rd Class Domingo Martinez'''
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| <br>'''Ensign Marcus Li'''
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| <br>'''Crewman Toro Nubar'''
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| {{references}}
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| [[USS_Artemis-A/Wildfire_Protocol|Wildfire Protocol]]
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