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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 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. | 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 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. | ||
Things were still to get worse for Eyas. During the next mission, the Independence-A was attacked by a number of Bajoran saboteurs. In order to help protect the ship in his capacity as Security Chief, Eyas was compelled to use the transporter on numerous occasions despite being banned. This aggravated the mutant cells in his DNA, and following a routine check up with Doctor Sampi, Eyas was given the devastating news that the only way his mutation could be halted was to take such a powerful cocktail of drugs that it would effectively halt all cell renewal, both benign and mutant. He was therefore presented with a choice of a few months of deteriorating health followed by a painful death - but atleast stay as a Pythron, or rapidly turn back into his monster alter-ego | Things were still to get worse for Eyas. During the next mission, the Independence-A was attacked by a number of Bajoran saboteurs. In order to help protect the ship in his capacity as Security Chief, Eyas was compelled to use the transporter on numerous occasions despite being banned. This aggravated the mutant cells in his DNA, and following a routine check up with Doctor Sampi, Eyas was given the devastating news that the only way his mutation could be halted was to take such a powerful cocktail of drugs that it would effectively halt all cell renewal, both benign and mutant. He was therefore presented with a choice of a few months of deteriorating health followed by a painful death - but atleast stay as a Pythron, or rapidly turn back into his monster alter-ego and live for a natural length of time. Eyas opted for the option of 'Better to Die a Pythron' but as the mission progressed, a team of mirror Crew from the alternate USS Tiger boarded the Independence-A, shot and stabbed Eyas and left him for dead on the burning main bridge. | ||
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