（外文电子版资料）Star Trek - ALL - Dark Passions 02 - Dark Passions, Book Two - Susan Wright.doc

This text liberated by The Shakaar Cell: Resistance is NOT futile. “The setting for Star Trek: Dark Passions Books One and Two is the dark, intense Mirror Universe as established on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and reflects the lifestyles and mores of that universe. The players are not the Star Trek characters as we have come to know them, but their harder, crueler, alternate universe equivalents. The date is sometime before Major Kira and Dr. Bashir rediscovered this harsh realm where humans are enslaved by a Klingon, Cardassian and Bajoran alliance; where no one knows whom to trust.” Star Trek: Dark Passions Vol 1 by Susan Wright. CHAPTER 1 FOR THE FIRST TIME, Deanna Troi was uncomfortable on the bridge of the NeghVar, the flagship of the Alliance Armada. Next to her, Regent Worf reclined on his imposing command chair. The rest of the Klingon crew stood at their stations around the long narrow bridge. Troi didnt have a station. As Intendant of Betazed, she wasnt officially part of the NeghVars crew. Instead, she preferred to stand near the support beams directly to Worfs left, close enough that he could speak to her privately or she could make suggestions. The bridge was darkened except for the display panels, so she was shadowed and thus could observe the officers. But her joy at being by her Imzadi was ruined by the presence of Kira Nerys. Troi had never imagined Kira would join them on the NeghVar. When Worf had heard that the new Overseer was making a grand tour of the shipping lines through the former Terran Empire, he changed course to intercept Kiras starship. He insisted he must observe her activities. Troi couldnt argue with that. Yet within days of meeting up with the Sirens Song, Kiras ship was docked in the largest launching bay on board the NeghVar At eight decks high, the Sirens Song was really too big for the cavernous bay, but somehow Kira had wedged it in there. One morning Troi woke up and found that Kira had moved her crew, staff, and slaves