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Responding to a strange distress call, the crew of the Veritas recovers versions of [[Roshanara Rahman]] and [[Mei'konda]] from a temporal anomaly. It quickly becomes clear that the two appear to have traveled five years into their futures. Before the Veritas can fully analyze the situation and return Rahman and Mei'konda to their own time, Rear Admiral [[Joseph Washington]] issues priority orders to investigate an Ohanze sighting of a Borg vessel in the [[Shahrazad System]]. Veritas rendezvoused with an Ohanze vessel and brought aboard Lieutenant Commander [[Raissa Moonsong]] and The Oracle, an Ohanze representative. | Responding to a strange distress call, the crew of the Veritas recovers versions of [[Roshanara Rahman]] and [[Mei'konda]] from a temporal anomaly. It quickly becomes clear that the two appear to have traveled five years into their futures. Before the Veritas can fully analyze the situation and return Rahman and Mei'konda to their own time, Rear Admiral [[Joseph Washington]] issues priority orders to investigate an Ohanze sighting of a Borg vessel in the [[Shahrazad System]]. Veritas rendezvoused with an Ohanze vessel and brought aboard Lieutenant Commander [[Raissa Moonsong]] and The Oracle, an Ohanze representative. | ||
In the Shahrazad System, Veritas encountered a Borg probe running some kind of scan on an apparently dead world. | In the Shahrazad System, Veritas encountered a Borg probe running some kind of scan on an apparently dead world. As Veritas approached, the ship became hostile. During the ensuing battle, the Veritas was forced to overload its deflector to disrupt a Borg tractor beam. While the strategy proved successful, resulting in the apparent destruction of the Borg vessel, an apparent malfunction in the Borg systems caused both vessels to travel almost 600 years into the past (Terran year, 1804). Almost immediately, Veritas systems began to lock up as the computer began to display the greek symbol for Omega. Attempts to override the lockout were met with "insufficient security clearance" error messages. Evan ordered Veritas to orbit a Lithium-based gas giant at the outer edge of the solar system, where the strong magnetic fields would help to protect the ship from sensors while the crew got a handle on their new situation. | ||
===Act 2=== | ===Act 2=== | ||