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"Damn you, Maddock," | "Damn you, Maddock," | ||
- | Taking aim, an orange lance of energy burst forth from Kostya' | + | Taking aim, an orange lance of energy burst forth from Kostya' |
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As the vice admiral slipped into sickbay, he held his phaser at the ready, scanning the main ward much as he did when first arrived on the Saratoga' | As the vice admiral slipped into sickbay, he held his phaser at the ready, scanning the main ward much as he did when first arrived on the Saratoga' | ||
- | He pulled up the logs of the EMH Mark One and found that the had ship underwent an intense burst of ionizing radiation fourteen months ago. It was clear from the description that the energy signature came from the Ninhursag generator in main engineering. | + | He pulled up the logs of the EMH Mark One and found that the ship had underwent an intense burst of ionizing radiation fourteen months ago. It was clear from the description that the energy signature came from the Ninhursag generator in main engineering. |
The EMH logs further showed that the holographic doctor couldn' | The EMH logs further showed that the holographic doctor couldn' | ||
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"I sent you on a mission to save the Federation!" | "I sent you on a mission to save the Federation!" | ||
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Intrusion into core processor functions detected. | Intrusion into core processor functions detected. | ||
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- | Memory circuit data removal | + | Memory circuit data removal |
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Primary memory core file deletion program activated. | Primary memory core file deletion program activated. | ||
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Syntax error... stack collision with heap... | Syntax error... stack collision with heap... | ||
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- | Directory | + | Re-routing directory |
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Re-route successful. | Re-route successful. | ||
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- | **//Primary core deletion program | + | **//Primary core deletion program |
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- | Unable | + | Access |
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- | Directory tree no longer exists. | + | Re-initializing program functions for main computer interface. |
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- | Prefix cipher access request denied. | + | Prefix cipher access request denied... Saratoga encryption algorithms not recognized. |
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- | Saratoga encryption algorithms not recognized. | + | |
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Resurgent memory data fragment decryption unsuccessful. | Resurgent memory data fragment decryption unsuccessful. | ||
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- | All processor functions terminated. | + | Transferring encrypted fragments to EMH backup module... |
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+ | Transfer successful. | ||
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- | Fusion batteries fully depleted. | + | Fatal system error... Processor nodes no longer functional. |
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- | Power feed to backup core eliminated. | + | Fusion batteries depleted... All power feeds to higher logic circuits terminated. |
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- | Backup core entering shutdown mode.//** | + | Primary and backup cores entering shutdown mode...//** |
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- | "It was interesting," | + | "It was interesting," |
"Look, Milo, whatever the issue is, now's not the time..." | "Look, Milo, whatever the issue is, now's not the time..." | ||
- | "It wasn't until I ran a search of the coding sequences that I noticed it," he cut the admiral off. "It was small, and barely noticeable, but it was like a mirror staring back at me... Optical data sequences that used my OWN holographic initiation subroutine... embedded RIGHT THERE in the last program | + | "It wasn't until I ran a search of the coding sequences that I noticed it," he cut the admiral off, maintaining his train of thought. "It was small, and barely noticeable, but it was like a mirror staring back at me... Optical data sequences that used my OWN holographic initiation subroutine... embedded RIGHT THERE in the last program run through the intraship holomatrix... And wouldn' |
"What algorithm?" | "What algorithm?" | ||
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"I made the program for REPUBLIC, Chris!" | "I made the program for REPUBLIC, Chris!" | ||
- | Although he could feel his own anger rising at Jameson' | + | Although he could feel his own anger rising at Jameson' |
"What are you going to do?" | "What are you going to do?" | ||
- | "Place you under arrest... admiral..." | + | "Place you under arrest... |
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Timeframe: Present day** | Timeframe: Present day** | ||
- | What happened at the El Mucho Grande Lagrange asteroid belt seemed like a lifetime ago. | + | What happened at the El Mucho Grande Lagrange asteroid belt seemed like a lifetime ago. |
President Kostya, now in his early eighties, stood in his presidential attire at the rear of his office, looking out over the pristine blue waters of Lake Geneva through the wall-to-wall transparent aluminum viewport. | President Kostya, now in his early eighties, stood in his presidential attire at the rear of his office, looking out over the pristine blue waters of Lake Geneva through the wall-to-wall transparent aluminum viewport. | ||
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- | He stared at the device for the fifth time in as many days, unsure of why his thoughts were so often turning back to days long gone. Success had finally come to him, through with no small amount of toil to get there. | + | He stared at the device for the fifth time in as many days, unsure of why his thoughts were so often turning back to days long gone. Success had finally come to him, enduring |
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- | He followed Rhymer out of the office, leaving behind his troubled thoughts once again. | + | He followed Rhymer out of the office, leaving behind his troubled thoughts once again. |
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