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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 | ||
As the situation in Sickbay | As the situation in Sickbay played out, it was proving difficult to make any progress with the hostage takers as the station's efforts to free the prisoners had produced no results. Eventually, Kav-Nhoo's accomplices overrode the station's command codes, which left the station in no position to defend itself. To make matters even worse, Kav-Nhoo pulled his first big surprise by somehow summoning dozens of asteroids from a far away region of space and sent them hurtling towards the defenseless station. Lieutenant Commander Siris, thinking quickly, ordered the Constitution to separate into two parts, sending the Battle Bridge section of the ship, under his Command, towards the origin of the asteroids to destroy as many as possible. The other section, the Saucer Section, would remain behind to help destroy the asteroids and assist, if at all possible with the evacuation of Deep Space 285. | ||
Commander Siris also mobilized the fighter wings of the Constitution and ordered them to defend the station. | Commander Siris also mobilized the fighter wings of the Constitution and ordered them to defend the station. | ||