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Operationfusionpadd.Pdf LCARS ACCESS 30621 6542 8744565 2 5867 8577 2240 4913 4751 7583 01 5523 2557252 4 5448 5451 8853 0014 8481 8861 23 8826 025845 5542 0025 038 4458 1140 7564 0 856 5661072 9 2550 4337 0145 667 0025 5777 92 Trusted sources in Starfleet Intelligence, and allies within the admiralty, have confirmed my worst fears. The Federation’s own Section 31 is part of a sustained movement, in concert with the Romulan Tal Shiar and the Cardassian Obsidian Order, to destabilize the Alpha and Beta Quadrants in an attempt to seize control of their respective governments. I will lay out all information gathered to date by the ships under my command, to ensure you have the full picture. Mission directives to follow. STARDATE 56850.2 The missing USS Alcubierre is located, having been boarded by Romulans under the control of neural parasites. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1199803088795656192?s=20 FEDERATION DATABASE ENTRY ON NEURAL PARASITES https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Parasitic_being STARDATE 56851.5 Klingons at a remote outpost were experimented on by rogue Trill geneticist Tal Duron, trying to force the Klingons and the neural parasites to evolve into a new symbiotic being. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1216834392514953217?s=20 LCARS ACCESS 30621 5583 0025489 338 0185 0044 8759 1258 1158 2 252 0012587 1 0527 7820 1877 288 0157 4552 87 001 1205847 8 0548 7857 0478 4001 7856 3385 24 7872 7892577 4 4440 5787 2007 5775 5278 6995 04 STARDATE 56851.8 Neural parasite mother creature located in Romulan host Vesta. The mother creature was answering the message sent by her sister-being when their ship crashed on Movala III. Romulans, investigating Iconian ruins on the planet, fell under control of the neural parasites. Vesta/mother creature was able to repair and activate an Iconian gateway in attempt to return to their home planet, only to find it devoid of life. The gateway is destroyed. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1229534012177174528?s=20 FEDERATION DATABASE ENTRY ON ICONIAN GATEWAYS https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Iconian_gateway STARDATE 56863.4 Vesta and neural parasite mother creature enter into symbiotic relationship during surgery at Starbase 117, with the help of Tal Duron. This results in a new species (later named the Trillia). Formation of the New Maquis, who believe Vesta is too dangerous to be left alive, including the Romulan consul Ronek and multiple Starfleet officers who abandoned their posts. Captain Verek makes first attempt to recover Iconian information locked in Dr. Onovren’s mind. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1253068137378926592?s=20 STARDATE 56864.8 Secret underground Tal Shiar lab is located, where they had been performing experiments on the planet’s primitive humanoid inhabitants to study their resilience to extreme gravity and low-oxygen environments, and their claws strong enough to carve through both solid rock and tritanium starship hulls. USS EXCALIBUR MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/ExcaliburUss/status/1244731869138014208?s=20 LCARS ACCESS 30621 9986 545446 7 0055 8940 4587 1147 8851 3357 03 4451 3364578 0 7884 0048 1115 0044 885 0455 78 0856 5445664 2 7878 4554 005 7753 1556 3578 85 8851 0247485 1 5274 8852 7455 0888 4545 6875 50 STARDATE 56866.4 Secret Tal Shiar labs located in Vissixian system. They had been performing experiments on the Vissixians to better understand their resilience to most known forms of radiation, hardened exoskeleton, and ability to survive in the vacuum of space. Starfleet Security codes in use by Romulan systems. Signal being sent to unknown location in Romulan territory. USS EXCALIBUR MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/ExcaliburUss/status/1258081576572735494?s=20 STARDATE 56870.5 En route to Trill to deliver Vesta (for help with symbiosis) and Tal Duron (for punishment), Chancellor Martok of the Klingon Empire asks that Tal Duron be turned over to stand trial for crimes against the empire. During talks aboard the Bellerophon, a ship that can fire while cloaked destroys Martok’s ship. Romulans board the Bellerophon and attempt to abduct Tal Duron. New Maquis, featuring an undercover Captain Verek, attempt to abduct Vesta. Captain Verek makes a second attempt to acquire Iconian data in Dr. Onovren’s mind. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1265746788318732288?s=20 LCARS ACCESS 30621 1151 0454852 3 4546 6871 2248 2250 0485 3885 4 0455 3454580 1 4585 4554 5891 6355 3385 2245 76 0557 7522820 8 5485 0458 4558 0057 8854 3247 2 6582 2004445 8 2204 7889 0457 4558 0448 8891 05 STARDATE 56870.7 - 56870.9 The Starfleet security signal detected near Vissix leads to massive underground structure discovered on an uninhabited planet in Romulan space. Structure is staffed by joint Section 31/Tal Shiar agents, running on hundred year-old Federation technology. The facility contains a launch tube with ten torpedoes outfitted with miniature warp drives, miniature cloaking devices, and Genesis Project protomatter. Facility is under direct control of Captain Verek (though he is not present). Facility is destroyed, though one Genesis torpedo remains active and in our custody. USS EXCALIBUR MISSION LOGS https://twitter.com/ExcaliburUss/status/1299437047401250816 https://twitter.com/ExcaliburUss/status/1299458446979297282 https://twitter.com/ExcaliburUss/status/1317198967348736000 FEDERATION DATABASE ENTRY ON PROJECT GENESIS https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Genesis STARDATE 56871.0 First encounter with the Lunate Epsilon alien species, and their energy-transference shipboard mechanical tentacles. Romulan D’deridex-class warbird is boarded, and discovered to be staffed entirely by Tal Shiar agents. Multiple references to Captain Verek are located in the ship’s computer, as well as mention of multiple other Genesis torpedo facilities scattered throughout the quadrant. USS EXCALIBUR MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/ExcaliburUss/status/1330989234644164609 LCARS ACCESS 30621 025 7881214 4 5057 2125 0992 2887 5678 0055 05 8985 9912040 5 8882 1582 8912 8267 0525 0858 81 877 8112586 2 0882 2085 8997 0588 3350 1334 80 7922 0585818 3 5578 7215 0087 4545 0444 8821 91 STARDATE 56872.5 The Excalibur escapes Romulan space undetected and reunites with its saucer section, only to find it so heavily damaged that it cannot be reattached. The Lunate Epsilon gift an axial resonance compensator (the proprietary device that makes their energy conversion possible) to Lt. Cmdr. th’Zaar. Examination of the data recovered from the Genesis torpedo facility uncovers the handing over of the “prestige” to the Tal Shiar, though what the “prestige” is or what it was traded for remains unknown. The Excalibur undergoes extensive repairs at Starbase 117. USS EXCALIBUR MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/ExcaliburUss/status/1354498362918113284 STARDATE 56873.8 Tal Duron is put on trial at Rura Penthe, where the crew of the Bellerophon convince the Klingons to forgo a death sentence. A riot breaks out when Tal Shiar agents breach the prison in another attempt to abduct Tal Duron. Their plans are thwarted, though they make off with large quantities of unrefined dilithium crystals and apparently had an undercover operative working at the prison. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1291123836251856896?s=20 STARDATE 56874.5 The Trillian government agrees to give Vesta and her neural parasite children sovereignty over an uninhabited island on Trill. Joining between her children and unjoined Trill will be allowed and overseen by the Trillian government, resulting in the official formation and recognition of the new species, Trillia. Riots break out among some unjoined Trill due to the upending of their society. During the announcement, an assassination attempt is made on Vesta, and she nearly dies. Captain Verek makes a third attempt to acquire the Iconian data in Dr. Onovren’s mind. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1307044537299337218 LCARS ACCESS 30621 5899 0523561 5 4480 1155 1128 8112 2785 0202 6 5577 8585811 0 8585 1224 8588 3333 0447 0551 61 1225 005871 4 8815 2557 7786 6631 2560 0571 23 8815 4485221 4 5882 7261 0048 1155 8854 8555 64 STARDATE 56874.6 All of Trill is under attack at the hands of the New Maquis, who arrive in both Romulan and Federation ships (though none are capable of firing while cloaked). While the New Maquis are repelled, thanks to help from Chancellor Martok, Vesta is abducted before the New Maquis retreat. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1326635599780933632 STARDATE 56875.2 Vesta is located on a secret Tal Shiar base in unclaimed space between the Federation and the Cardassian Union. Though the Romulan host body is recovered alive, the neural parasite mother creature has been removed and taken to Romulus, in an apparent attempt to replicate the enhanced strength and phaser-resistance they grant their hosts. Information is uncovered showing that the formation of the New Maquis was a Tal Shiar plot, playing on the fears of inexperienced Starfleet officers to manipulate their actions and sow discord within Starfleet to provide a distraction. A Romulan scout ship, discovered at the hidden Tal Shiar base, is commandeered and docked in the Bellerophon’s shuttle bay. USS BELLEROPHON MISSION LOG https://twitter.com/BellerophonUSS/status/1339697098426515456 LCARS ACCESS 30621 0488 9941534 2 5450 2277 4452 4456 2287 0150 07 8812 2212001 3 0005 1548 8875 4113 3147 2444 74 0021 8584410 0 1858 2248 7552 2411 8789 5564 00 757 8922441 6 4642 2252 0588 1881 4534 8741 99 STARDATE 56876.5 Tal Duron is abducted by a ship that can fire while cloaked; his whereabouts are presently unknown. In mediating a conflict on Klaestron IV, an Obsidian Order spy is discovered trying to manipulate the Federation into war with the Cardassian Union.
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