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After a shore leave at STARBASE 118, the COLUMBIA is ready to depart towards her next mission: test a new propulsion system based on ICONIAN technology, which in theory shall be able to fold space to allow instant jump between two points in different galaxies. Because of the extremely dangerous conditions, Starfleet Command has decided USS COLUMBIA shall leave all civilian and surplus officers at the Starbase, and operate only with a skeleton crew of 70 crewmembers... Since energy requirements are great, only but a starship of a Nebula-Class size can generate enough power to run the experiment. | After a shore leave at STARBASE 118, the COLUMBIA is ready to depart towards her next mission: test a new propulsion system based on ICONIAN technology, which in theory shall be able to fold space to allow instant jump between two points in different galaxies. Because of the extremely dangerous conditions, Starfleet Command has decided USS COLUMBIA shall leave all civilian and surplus officers at the Starbase, and operate only with a skeleton crew of 70 crewmembers... Since energy requirements are great, only but a starship of a Nebula-Class size can generate enough power to run the experiment. | ||
== Chapter 1 == | |||
The ship arrives to a remote desitination after six day of travel ready to begin the experiment. The Iconian artifact has been jury rigged to the Columbia by way of Orion technology. The experiment begins with sucess when a wormhole is created. The Columbia moves into the rupture, with the destination having been established as a point on the other side of the Romulan Empire. | |||
In moments the crew of te Columbia realize some thing is not right. The Columbia shakes violently, threating to shack itself apart | |||
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