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Starfleet Intelligence speculated the Genuran homeworld colony is deep in Avalon sector. Disregarding this possibility, it was unclear until recently how or why Genura III's colonists so quickly evolved interstellar warp-flight and subspace communications, within such dangerous gravitational wells. | Starfleet Intelligence speculated the Genuran homeworld colony is deep in Avalon sector. Disregarding this possibility, it was unclear until recently how or why Genura III's colonists so quickly evolved interstellar warp-flight and subspace communications, within such dangerous gravitational wells. | ||
On stardate 238508.03, Starfleet Command received a distress call from within the system and sent [[USS Constitution]], under command of Captain [[Tyr Waltas]] and crew of the USS Discovery to Genura III. Upon arrival, the Discovery crew encountered two groups, one of which was a politico-religious majority calling itself the Genuran Traditional Order led by a charismatic but insane leader calling himself Zeun. A secular separatist group, known as the Free People of Genura, led by Zeun's former minister of knowledge, assembled indisputable data proving the imminent nova of the Genura C neutron star and sent the distress call under great risk. | On stardate 238508.03, Starfleet Command received a distress call from within the system and sent [[USS Constitution]], under command of Captain [[Waltas, Tyr|Tyr Waltas]] and crew of the USS Discovery to Genura III. Upon arrival, the Discovery crew encountered two groups, one of which was a politico-religious majority calling itself the Genuran Traditional Order led by a charismatic but insane leader calling himself Zeun. A secular separatist group, known as the Free People of Genura, led by Zeun's former minister of knowledge, assembled indisputable data proving the imminent nova of the Genura C neutron star and sent the distress call under great risk. | ||
The engineering of singularity riddled Genura's solar system nearly impenetrable with dangerous gravitational anomalies and also accelerated time, allowing the religious minority to achieve power in the relative time between the reception of a distress message and the arrival of USS Constitution. Although the leader of the religious group was found responsible for attempting to accelerate the state of the neutron star and attempted genocide, he eventually escaped arrest by either the flagship of the Genuran New Order, the Vetica. The USS Constitution, whose crew exposed the scientific proof of Genura's doom, escaped from the system with over 8,000 Genuran refugees, many of them separatists and traditionalists. | The engineering of singularity riddled Genura's solar system nearly impenetrable with dangerous gravitational anomalies and also accelerated time, allowing the religious minority to achieve power in the relative time between the reception of a distress message and the arrival of USS Constitution. Although the leader of the religious group was found responsible for attempting to accelerate the state of the neutron star and attempted genocide, he eventually escaped arrest by either the flagship of the Genuran New Order, the Vetica. The USS Constitution, whose crew exposed the scientific proof of Genura's doom, escaped from the system with over 8,000 Genuran refugees, many of them separatists and traditionalists. | ||