Ok time for Ch. 2 I have gotten a few reviews on this story, so I decided
to put Ch. 2 up. I hope you enjoy and remember to review afterwards.
Thanks.
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Captain Janeway was rushing out of Sickbay, heading for the only person she could think of that could explain who the strange girl was, Seven of Nine. Several dozen crewmembers passed her way; all could tell that the captain was not looking very happy, most just stayed out of her way. Heading into Cargo Bay 2, the captain could see Seven of Nine working near her alcove.
"Seven, I need to speak with you and you cannot inform anyone of our conversation, are we clear?" The captain asked of Seven.
"Understood Captain." The Borg woman said crisply.
"We have a new passenger that we just rescued, she's half human, half Corean, and also Borg...what do you know about her or why she is in this system." The captain finished and Seven as if recalling a memory started to speak.
"I know very little, she is a specimen to the Borg to be studied, I believe her designation is Three of Twenty, I don't know anything else I am sorry to say."
"A specimen?" the captain asked with disbelief in her voice. "Then is it true what the doctor has told me that she was born a Borg."
"Yes, if I remember correctly her mother was a human who was a former member of the Borg collective. She must have escaped had a child, and was taken back into the collective with her family for study. This was to see if other children could be born Borg outside of the collective and come back. It was a very unique opportunity to study them." Seven finished and started to go back to her work.
"Wait, she was studied, what were the findings of this study." Captain Janeway asked not letting this opportunity to question Seven get away from her.
"The findings were not yet found when I left the collective." Seven stated.
"Do you think that she was ever a member of the collective?" The Captain asked.
"No, she was only partially integrated into the collective so that studying her would be easier." Seven announced.
"Thank You, that is all I need to know, you may get back to work" The Captain told Seven and headed back to Sick Bay.
Sickbay
The doctor in his own strange way was pacing sickbay, he had been given orders, and he had to follow them, it was in his programming after all. However when given an order he at least expected it to be explained. The Captain clearly had not explained herself and he had not been able to get Tuvok to say a word about what he knew. He had to know something he was a Vulcan after all. All Tuvok was doing, was looking at the patient intently as if he could read her mind...that's it...wait...Vulcans can't read minds...well only if they were in direct contact with the person, and Tuvok was not. This was so frustrating not knowing a thing. Can't anyone tell me anything anymore the doctor thought.
Tuvok's thoughts were quite different from the doctors however, and although he wasn't reading her mind he was studying her intently, watching her, trying to figure out what her story was, and why she was here in the Delta quadrant. Coreans...he had never seen one before, and to be honest it had been awhile since they had gotten an update on the situation. Of course this was do to the fact that they were very far from earth. Logic would dictate that the situation would still be the same, and if that was true Tuvok did not know what the captain's decision would be. It could be too risky letting this girl stay on board, their might be dire conciseness. Tuvok knew that he did not know what he would do in this case, but the captain unfortunately would have to. As if on cue Captain Janeway entered the room, and addressed the doctor.
"How is she doing Doctor," the Captain asked with a new more concerned hint in her voice, one that she had not shown before. Tuvok questioned this to him self, it seemed like she had gone through a transformation within the matter of minutes.
"She is doing fairly well, she's weak but she will survive. If I may ask Captain, what are you going to do about her?" The Doctor asked, hoping for an answer with this new mood that the Captain possessed.
"She's staying, I talked to Seven of Nine. According to her the girl was basically being experimented on...you were right doctor she was born Borg, her mother was once part of the collective. Her designation is Three of Twenty, and unless she says other wise we will call her that, she will be apart of Voyager. Doctor is she ready to be woken up?" The captain asked taking her eyes away from the girl-Three, and addressing the Doctor.
"Well, yes, but we cant be sure on how she is going to react being on Voyager." The Doctor replied.
"We never can be sure can we, I want you to wake her." The Captain ordered.
"Yes Captain" The Doctor replied. He picked up a hypospray to wake her, gave her the medicine and waited. He didn't have to wait long. Three started to move in flinches, and then her eyes opened, and a very scared look appeared on her face.
"What...Where am I?" She asked very timidly bolting strait to the corner of the enclosure, wondering whom these people were what was going to happen to her.
"Its alright, My name is Captain Kathryn Janeway of the Starship Voyager, you are on board our vessel." The Captain slowly said trying to reassure her.
"You're Human?" The girl asked, becoming more frightened by the second.
"Yes, most of us are, we are on our way home to Earth." Once the Captain said this the girl sulked down onto the floor.
"Please don't hurt me, bad things happened last time." The girl whispered, loud enough for them to hear. Tuvok looked into her eyes, they were fearful, he looked toward the Captain, and she looked back. Their eyes locked as if they both were wondering if one of them knew something the other didn't. They both looked towards the half-human girl, both wondering why she would be afraid of her own species.
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Well, that is Chapter Two, I will only add more if you review, so that I can get feedback. I will take good and bad reviews. Ok I know that I only edited the stories, but I got a very interesting review from Skeleton L. Crow, so I thought I would also clear a few things up so that you understand. This is merely based on what Skeleton didn't understand. If you do not understand something, then please put it into a review or email me, it will help me out.
Yes I know borg do not escape, but the circumstances are quite a bit different in this case, you will find out in time why she did escape, I promise. Yes I am getting a beta reader so my mistakes will become no more.
Until next time, hopefully soon if teachers can realize I have a life outside of homework. Chapter 3 is on its way...I hope.
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Captain Janeway was rushing out of Sickbay, heading for the only person she could think of that could explain who the strange girl was, Seven of Nine. Several dozen crewmembers passed her way; all could tell that the captain was not looking very happy, most just stayed out of her way. Heading into Cargo Bay 2, the captain could see Seven of Nine working near her alcove.
"Seven, I need to speak with you and you cannot inform anyone of our conversation, are we clear?" The captain asked of Seven.
"Understood Captain." The Borg woman said crisply.
"We have a new passenger that we just rescued, she's half human, half Corean, and also Borg...what do you know about her or why she is in this system." The captain finished and Seven as if recalling a memory started to speak.
"I know very little, she is a specimen to the Borg to be studied, I believe her designation is Three of Twenty, I don't know anything else I am sorry to say."
"A specimen?" the captain asked with disbelief in her voice. "Then is it true what the doctor has told me that she was born a Borg."
"Yes, if I remember correctly her mother was a human who was a former member of the Borg collective. She must have escaped had a child, and was taken back into the collective with her family for study. This was to see if other children could be born Borg outside of the collective and come back. It was a very unique opportunity to study them." Seven finished and started to go back to her work.
"Wait, she was studied, what were the findings of this study." Captain Janeway asked not letting this opportunity to question Seven get away from her.
"The findings were not yet found when I left the collective." Seven stated.
"Do you think that she was ever a member of the collective?" The Captain asked.
"No, she was only partially integrated into the collective so that studying her would be easier." Seven announced.
"Thank You, that is all I need to know, you may get back to work" The Captain told Seven and headed back to Sick Bay.
Sickbay
The doctor in his own strange way was pacing sickbay, he had been given orders, and he had to follow them, it was in his programming after all. However when given an order he at least expected it to be explained. The Captain clearly had not explained herself and he had not been able to get Tuvok to say a word about what he knew. He had to know something he was a Vulcan after all. All Tuvok was doing, was looking at the patient intently as if he could read her mind...that's it...wait...Vulcans can't read minds...well only if they were in direct contact with the person, and Tuvok was not. This was so frustrating not knowing a thing. Can't anyone tell me anything anymore the doctor thought.
Tuvok's thoughts were quite different from the doctors however, and although he wasn't reading her mind he was studying her intently, watching her, trying to figure out what her story was, and why she was here in the Delta quadrant. Coreans...he had never seen one before, and to be honest it had been awhile since they had gotten an update on the situation. Of course this was do to the fact that they were very far from earth. Logic would dictate that the situation would still be the same, and if that was true Tuvok did not know what the captain's decision would be. It could be too risky letting this girl stay on board, their might be dire conciseness. Tuvok knew that he did not know what he would do in this case, but the captain unfortunately would have to. As if on cue Captain Janeway entered the room, and addressed the doctor.
"How is she doing Doctor," the Captain asked with a new more concerned hint in her voice, one that she had not shown before. Tuvok questioned this to him self, it seemed like she had gone through a transformation within the matter of minutes.
"She is doing fairly well, she's weak but she will survive. If I may ask Captain, what are you going to do about her?" The Doctor asked, hoping for an answer with this new mood that the Captain possessed.
"She's staying, I talked to Seven of Nine. According to her the girl was basically being experimented on...you were right doctor she was born Borg, her mother was once part of the collective. Her designation is Three of Twenty, and unless she says other wise we will call her that, she will be apart of Voyager. Doctor is she ready to be woken up?" The captain asked taking her eyes away from the girl-Three, and addressing the Doctor.
"Well, yes, but we cant be sure on how she is going to react being on Voyager." The Doctor replied.
"We never can be sure can we, I want you to wake her." The Captain ordered.
"Yes Captain" The Doctor replied. He picked up a hypospray to wake her, gave her the medicine and waited. He didn't have to wait long. Three started to move in flinches, and then her eyes opened, and a very scared look appeared on her face.
"What...Where am I?" She asked very timidly bolting strait to the corner of the enclosure, wondering whom these people were what was going to happen to her.
"Its alright, My name is Captain Kathryn Janeway of the Starship Voyager, you are on board our vessel." The Captain slowly said trying to reassure her.
"You're Human?" The girl asked, becoming more frightened by the second.
"Yes, most of us are, we are on our way home to Earth." Once the Captain said this the girl sulked down onto the floor.
"Please don't hurt me, bad things happened last time." The girl whispered, loud enough for them to hear. Tuvok looked into her eyes, they were fearful, he looked toward the Captain, and she looked back. Their eyes locked as if they both were wondering if one of them knew something the other didn't. They both looked towards the half-human girl, both wondering why she would be afraid of her own species.
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Well, that is Chapter Two, I will only add more if you review, so that I can get feedback. I will take good and bad reviews. Ok I know that I only edited the stories, but I got a very interesting review from Skeleton L. Crow, so I thought I would also clear a few things up so that you understand. This is merely based on what Skeleton didn't understand. If you do not understand something, then please put it into a review or email me, it will help me out.
Yes I know borg do not escape, but the circumstances are quite a bit different in this case, you will find out in time why she did escape, I promise. Yes I am getting a beta reader so my mistakes will become no more.
Until next time, hopefully soon if teachers can realize I have a life outside of homework. Chapter 3 is on its way...I hope.