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Some events do not change, however. In ''Objective'', Ayden mentions that he didn't believe pushing the Veritas to Havley's Hope early would change much at all, as the Montreal's commanding officer [[Zhou Tai-Sheng]] is injured in the line of duty regardless of any temporal adjustments, believing Zhou would have convinced Rahman to continue on without him. When Ayden realizes this didn't occur, he reasons that it may be because he underestimated just how attached Zhou is to the Veritas (and potentially to [[Sky Blake]]). | Some events do not change, however. In ''Objective'', Ayden mentions that he didn't believe pushing the Veritas to Havley's Hope early would change much at all, as the Montreal's commanding officer [[Zhou Tai-Sheng]] is injured in the line of duty regardless of any temporal adjustments, believing Zhou would have convinced Rahman to continue on without him. When Ayden realizes this didn't occur, he reasons that it may be because he underestimated just how attached Zhou is to the Veritas (and potentially to [[Sky Blake]]). | ||
As an adult, Ayden seems to have a personal relationship to Zhou, having conversed with him in the Ekal timeline about Zhou's career in Starfleet - but these conversations were generally cut short when Zhou would suggest doing something else (often being alcohol, or on rarer occasions, strip clubs - to which it's hinted that Ayden may have had to detail his orientation to Zhou following one of these instances, resulting in an amusing story of Zhou attempting to accommodate him, much to their mutual confusion). | As an adult, Ayden seems to have a personal relationship to Zhou, having conversed with him in the Ekal timeline about Zhou's career in Starfleet - but these conversations were generally cut short when Zhou would suggest doing something else (often being alcohol, or on rarer occasions, strip clubs - to which it's hinted that Ayden may have had to detail his orientation to Zhou following one of these instances, resulting in an amusing story of Zhou attempting to accommodate him, much to their mutual confusion). It's vaguely suggested in ''Picking a side'' that Ayden even referred to him as "Uncle Tai". | ||
In 2451, the Blakes are hit with news of [[Faith Blake]]'s death, resulting in Sky going into a catatonic state. Zhou visits her during this period, though she fails to recognize him and does not speak in his presence. | In 2451, the Blakes are hit with news of [[Faith Blake]]'s death, resulting in Sky going into a catatonic state. Zhou visits her during this period, though she fails to recognize him and does not speak in his presence. | ||