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“No not to you but it does or will to her,” Kavia said nodding at Boja. “Boja and I are Mykoli’Tanna from the planet of Suu’sianna Prime. On our homeworld, Satreya witnessed someone by the name of Jeynov order an attack on another faction in our government during a ceasefire. Several people died and while I am not privy to exactly why this next part occurred I can tell you that a scientist by the name of Mylinn developed experimental transportation technology which sent Satreya into your Universe and blocked her memory of the event. Don’t ask why they blocked the event and sent her halfway across the universe. I think they should have just asked her about the events and have her record the information for posterity. Personally, I think that would have been far less complicated but I just work here. Anyway, I have been sent as a courier to pass on the message to Satreya that she is literally a key to unlocking the truth about that day the cease-fire was broken. Jeynov has become increasingly popular with the people of Suu’sianna Prime. The Mykoli’Tanna government is worried that word of his betrayal would cause a major crisis for the Mykoli’Tanna people and possibly lead to a civil war. They sent me to contact her and bring her home,” Kavia summed up the information she knew. By the way, the people of the ship closed ranked around Boja the minute Kavia appeared made her add one more point to the story.

“However I do want to add that all of this is Satreya choice. I am not going to just snap my fingers and poof,” Kavia said with a flourish of her hands, “take her with me. Boja may have lived a long life here among you but before this life she was a consenting adult who agreed to all the I said happened. I have no proof. The only proof is locked away in her brain. I can help her release it but it is her choice. We will force her to do nothing she doesn’t want to.” Kavia’s gaze settled on Boja. She was not concerned about the beings from this world. She meant no harm to any of them.

“So until Boja here decides what she wants to do how about you and I get something to eat,” she said directing her gaze to colter. “I am starving.”

Kavia of Suu’sianna Prime

As Kavia had entered, the ‘intruder alert’ had gone off. As Sha was about to tap her badge to see where the intruder was, a chirp on her breast nearly made her jump. The voice was one of concern… and confusion.

=^= Ensign Rah, we are showing an intruder in the Briefing room… is everything all right?=^=

Without bothering to respond, Sha drew her phaser from her hip and stepped into the briefing room. She was smart enough to have it out and ready, but also not dumb enough to wave it as she walked in. “Captain!?” Her voice was both questioning and full of concern. No one appeared to be in duress which made the situation all the more curious. She glanced around and quickly focused on the ‘anomoly’ in the room. The visitor had somehow managed to beam in ‘thru’ the shields. Sha, while not about to blow the person away, certainly made it clear from the look on her face that it wasn’t an acceptable thing in her mind.

Ensign Sha Triton
CoS

“Oh hello. I’m Kavia. I have come for Boja here. No need to be alarmed,” she waved a hand at the person entering the room.

Dante came around from behind his chair, and raised his hand slightly for Triton to stay her weapon. A few steps brought him up close to Kavia and he paused a moment with a raised eyebrow as he regarded her. “I am Captain Knight” he began, “Captain of this ship. While I can appreciate that you came here without intent to harm” he told her, “It is considered rather rude to simply appear in front of people without warning or contact first. Especially if your intent is as you say, to deliver her a message and help her with her memories. I would appreciate it if you could relay to, anybody else, that such an act is not acceptable if we wish to avoid any unpleasant incidents.”

Sha let herself relax enough to drop her hand from her weapon, but remained on alert. Whatever was happening, she wasn’t liking it.

“I will be sure to tell the folks back home but temporal transportation is not as easy as hopping a shuttle. Heck, we are lucky I am wearing clothes. The first attempt prevented anything non-organic to pass from point A to point B. You think you are a bit surprised now? Try being in that room when I popped in,” Kavia rolled her eyes clearly annoyed with that memory. “Any who…ship, comm systems, clothing,” she ticked off the list of Dante’s supposed requirements for first contact tapping her temple. “Eidetic memory so it will be passed on,” she assured him

“A Comm Signal would have been nice.” The sarcasm was clear to anyone who’s native tongue was Federation Standard a translation device would have a little more difficulty. As far as he was concerned if you could transport a person through space and time you could could make a telephone call.

He looked back to Boja for a moment, his eyes holding an obvious glint of suspicion at what Kavia had told them, then at Teller and Colter and back to Kavia. “Dr Boja is a member of my crew, and as such she does have responsibilities here to weigh.”

“And that is why it is up to her to either do the right thing or hang out here and,” Kavia stopped the end of her sentence short. Kavia was young and idealistic. Everyone told her so. Things were black and white to her but maybe that point of view was not something she should bring up at this time. “She is free to make her own decisions. I promise you that. I will go home either with her or without her but that will be her choice.”

“Mr Colter, why don’t you take our guest from Suu’sianna Prime to the lounge and show her the menu. It would me remiss of us to be a bad host.” The woman had seemed to take a liking to Colter, and if that gave Boja some breathing room, it could only be a good thing. Looking over at Triton, he motioned slightly for her to stand aside and wait a moment.

Captain Knight, CO

“Lead the way,” Kavia said smiling at the handsome man the captain designated as her escort.

Kavia of Suu’sianna Prime

Teller pursed his lips unhappily. It was too awkward and sudden for him. He smelled a trap. He waited for Kavia and Colton to leave. “It too convenient Sir and where is her tools, comm system, and weapon. At her alleged tech level she could pillage our systems and we wouldn’t even know.”

Graham

The security officer stepped to the side of the door and stood with her hands clasped before her. Behind her, she couldn’t respond quick enough, but in front, she had the advantage if things went sideways. While she wasn’t happy about the stranger being led around the ship, it wasn’t her call. At least the way to the lounge didn’t go past any high risk areas. She let her face remain neutral, which, being half Klingon meant she looked upset anyway, and waited for whatever the Captain had stayed her for.

Ens Sha Triton
CoS

The voices continued around her but Satreya heard none of it. All she could do at the moment was go over and over everything this woman Kavia has just said. A being that just appeared into being and they were from the same place?! The even harder bit to process was the fact that she should be on edge, she should be terrified of Kavia’s presence. But she wasn’t. So… what did that mean?

“She’s not lying,” Boja said softly at last. Her ebony eyes were focused on the still stars out the window. “I’d know if she were. She speaks the truth, at least as she knows it.” Her voice sounded hollow to her.

Lt. Boja, CMO