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Eventually, the Eagle was able to break free of the Shrine's pull be resorting to primitive improvised propulsion means, and they opened up a line of communication with the Cam'roon - the alien vessel - in order to determine not only how to return the Eagle to its proper universe, but also how to prevent further incursions into this Layer. | Eventually, the Eagle was able to break free of the Shrine's pull be resorting to primitive improvised propulsion means, and they opened up a line of communication with the Cam'roon - the alien vessel - in order to determine not only how to return the Eagle to its proper universe, but also how to prevent further incursions into this Layer. | ||
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|Hidden Missionaries (USS Eagle) | |||
|RELATIONSHIP=239608.23-Current | |||
|PICTURE=The_Hidden_Missionaries_Orb.png | |||
|COLOR=gray | |||
|BLURB=Shortly after an awards ceremony at The Spike, explosions shook the station, launching the crew of the USS Eagle into an investigation as to the source of the explosions. | |||
After the bombing at the Spike, the Eagle responded to a Mithgiln distress call, which led to a presumed lost Cardassian base. The inhabitants were a cult-like group led my one Krieid Jabt, self-proclaimed "Kai of Guls." His initial charismatic and friendly demeanor devolved into madness as the crew of the Eagle refused to convert to Jabt's twisted faith in the "Wraiths." | |||
The Eagle and her crew suffered from a bombardment of Delta waves, which altered the behavior of the crew, and rendered the ship nearly defenseless. | |||
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