Star Trek: Engage

by Kuari and Kathryn Harper The forest was unfamiliar, stretching in every direction. There were no nav points, nor were there even any maps. They had no data at all, not even any devices to create any. There was only what one could see and hear, smell and touch. Even so, life remained hidden within...

It all happened so fast. Kuari registered the aggressive movement, drawing her attention, but it wasn’t clear what was happening until the familiar sound of concussive impact against organic tissue and breaking bone alerted her senses. The draconic Ykavosh had struck Captain Harper across the face, ...

by Kuari and Kathryn Harper Long after the midnight countdown that rang in the new year of 2398, the holodeck where the party had been held was gradually emptying as the crew of Atlantis finally started to call it a night. Although Captain Harper never expected a prompt start to duty shifts the morn...

I enjoyed the tender goodbye and introduction to a new character setting out on a grand adventure! You start off with heart and determination, a good way to go. I look forward to meeting you!

Lots of feels...especially remembering Lexy's mother, Bill's wife. The music aspect gives depth to the characters and connects them as a family. I'm glad to see they have Bill's blessing and approval. The last line is artfully done!

Marine Captain Kuari trotted down the empty but familiar Atlantis corridor on all fours, bright-eyed, resolute and projecting a new sense of purpose. While she knew that being Executive Officer of a Starfleet vessel was no easy task, she had not been aware of just how versatile the role required one...

Since I had it in a file already as I created it, I figured I would post it here if anyone wishes it for reference of the event. _____________________________ Star Trek: Atlantis Sim 4/19/2017 Klingon Opera "Wurath'ja Thihnek" Performed on Q'onoS The opera "Wurath'ja Thihnek" begins with a solitary ...

by Kathryn Harper and Daniel Vallero After Harper had disappeared into the ready room with Lieutenant Quinn, Daniel Vallero was left sitting in the center of the bridge, still in a state of shock. Blackthorne and T’Kirr, the ship’s former commanding and executive officers, were still alive. A deep p...

by T’Kirr and Ian Blackthorne T’Kirr shivered as the morning sun worked to warm her back and fight off the chilly air. She crouched down in the loose soil, focusing carefully near the small sticks she had placed in orderly rows. Despite the need to adapt, let it not be said she had lost her methodic...

by Daniel Vallero Commander Daniel Vallero sat on the comfortable couch of Atlantis’ Executive Officer’s quarters, but despite outwardly appearing relaxed, his mind was an angry nest of disturbed thoughts. The atmosphere in the room was quieter than normal, the ship’s humming engines now silent sinc...