Disclaimer: I do not own DS9. However much I may want to sometimes
This is my first story but I don't want any preferential treatment. Please review, and any comments will be greatly appreciated. Oh and how would I get in contact with a beta? thank you, enjoy the story.
My name is Kira Nerys and I am a freedom fighter. My life is not very glamorous - I don't have a home, at least not the type that most people seem to take for granted, or the knowledge that there will be food waiting for me when I return. There are no hot tubs or pedicures there for days off, but at least I'm fighting for a good cause. My mentor told me to write this diary so that if anything were to happen to me, or should this resistance fail, at least someone will know what I tried to do. What we tried to do. The attack on Terok Nor is about to begin so we have to prepare - not many people have the opportunity of infiltrating the station and we need to make the most of it. Many innocent Bajorans may die but their death will not be in vain. The Cardassians will die as well and that will make this worth it. At least that's what I keep telling myself
When I return I will try to explain my story and why I am a part of these horrific crimes against my people and the Cardassians, Until then wish me luck.
Lt Commander Jadzia Dax looked at the padd she had been reading in awe - was this really what she thought it was?
Jadzia Dax was almost 100% sure that Major Kira Nerys, ex freedom fighter and liaison officer between the federation and Bajor, would quite literally kill her if she realised that Jadzia was reading her diary. However, Jadzia had always been curious and the idea of getting into the good major's head - if only for a little while - was too tempting an opportunity to pass up. Besides no-one need know that she had actually read it, and it did seem like quite a unique opportunity - a way to gain first hand knowledge about what it was like during the occupation. It was also a rather good read.
Her mind made up, Jadzia settled down to learn more about her illusive, and very private, best friend.