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When the Constitution arrived back at Deep Space 285, the crew was expecting a relatively quiet shore leave. Several new crew members also were assigned to the ship. Shore leave proceeded normally with members of the crew exploring the station, enjoying the local market fair that was going on, and bonding in holosuites or while they worked on the Constitution. However, when Lieutenant Commander James was rushed to emergency surgery. Several members of the crew | When the Constitution arrived back at Deep Space 285, the crew was expecting a relatively quiet shore leave. Several new crew members also were assigned to the ship. Shore leave proceeded normally with members of the crew exploring the station, enjoying the local market fair that was going on, and bonding in holosuites or while they worked on the Constitution. However, when Lieutenant Commander James was rushed to emergency surgery. Several members of the crew, for various reasons, ended up in the station's Sickbay where James had ended up and was recovering from his surgery. | ||
They were suddenly and violently taken hostage by agents, led by a vicious Moropa named Kav-Nhoo, of the Maquis Reborn, a violent terrorist cell that had reemerged from the ashes of the shattered organization of decades prior. The terrorists were able to lock out Deep Space 285 from Sickbay and seal themselves in with the members of the crew. However, their initial demands were unknown. | They were suddenly and violently taken hostage by agents, led by a vicious Moropa named Kav-Nhoo, of the Maquis Reborn, a violent terrorist cell that had reemerged from the ashes of the shattered organization of decades prior. The terrorists were able to lock out Deep Space 285 from Sickbay and seal themselves in with the members of the crew. However, their initial demands were unknown. | ||
Word slowly started to trickle into the DS285's commanding officer, Lieutenant Commander Glim Kyyrampa, that something was amiss with Sickbay. She contacted the docked Constitution, | Word slowly started to trickle into the DS285's commanding officer, Lieutenant Commander Glim Kyyrampa, that something was amiss with Sickbay. She contacted the docked Constitution, which was under the command of Lieutenant Commander Siris, one of the new arrivals aboard the ship. It was quickly determined who was in Sickbay and that they were dealing with a hostage situation. | ||
After several hours of tense negotiations, with the remaining Constitution crew doing everything in it's power to assist its captured officers | After several hours of tense negotiations, with the remaining Constitution crew doing everything in it's power to assist its captured officers | ||