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章 11: Science is Strange in the Endless Firmament

Filigree was able to adapt to life on the Voyager surprisingly easily, but I was not surprised by how much people liked her. Once she realized that everyone onboard was as nice as Katye promised, she was a ray of sunshine to many people because of her child-like nature. She was always happy and smiling, and she could wield Yang energy to make people feel better through her aura which she often did.

Things were going well, and we were really becoming part of the Voyager crew. Yes, some people would watch us with curiosity and were a little hesitant to get close to us, but we were making friends throughout the ship and gaining more responsibilities. Despite saying that I had no interest in holding any command position, Janeway did not let me off the hook as I built up trust with her.

Chakotay and Tuvok had left the ship to do a trade mission with a race known as the Ilidarians, so the number of command rank officers was cut down significantly. Janeway assigned me a number of shifts on the bridge while she was off duty. The job was actually rather easy, since we were just studying a planetary system with a couple of away teams collecting resources that the ship needed. I can not deny that my little nerd heart was happy and excited every time that I sat in the Captain's chair, but things did not stay quiet.

"Captain, I've picked up Chakotay's and Tuvok's shuttlecraft on long range sensors," Harry said.

"Alright, hail them," I replied, setting down my data pad.

He tapped a few buttons, but a channel never opened, and he said, "They aren't responding to the hails. It looks like they have taken some damage. I'm detecting multiple hull fractures and their life signs are faint."

"Tom, change course and rendezvous with their shuttle. Harry, beam them to Sick Bay as soon as we are in range," I ordered before tapping my badge. "Bridge to Captain Janeway."

"Go ahead, Rebecca," Janeway replied.

"We just picked up Chakotay's and Tuvok's shuttle on sensors, but they've taken some damage and aren't responding to hails. I had Tom change course and Harry will beam them to Sick Bay as we are in range," I explained.

"Understood. I'll meet you in the Sick Bay in a few minutes."

"Yes, Captain," I agreed as I stood up. "Tom, let the Captain know if anything changes."

"Yes, ma'am," Tom replied.

I walked around the railing and headed to the turbo lift. With both Chakotay and Tuvok involved, I was sure that this was an episode, but the number of clues so far was quite small. My thoughts drifted through different episodes where the two of them were in shuttlecrafts, but I could not remember one with those two together; I needed more information.

When I reached Sick Bay, the Bridge had just alerted them about the incoming patients. Katye was on duty and Filigree had been in her usual spot on Katye's shoulder, but she leapt into the air and flew over to me with a smile on her little face. I held out a palm, and she landed on it.

"Why are you here, Becca?" Filigree asked.

"Because I can heal with Yang energy if the Doctor needs..."

My words trailed off as Chakotay and Tuvok were beamed onto bio-beds. There was something wrong with both of them, but they were very different from each other and nothing that I had sensed before. Chakotay's body was completely empty of mana and his natural aura was gone. Tuvok, however, had more mana than normal and it was all Yin energy which bled into his aura.

"Wraith!" Filigree screamed with fear.

Tuvok suddenly stopped feigning unconsciousness at the sound of her voice and rolled off the bed. His hands gave off wispy, black tendrils of Yin energy then he sprung, but I had plenty of experience in fighting after 'The 100'. I released my aura at full strength which caused him to stumble as my intent locked onto him and then knocked him all the way to the ground. I put a knee on his back while I split the artificial fingers on my left hand into two halves with my Will. Under my control, they turned into thin bands of metal which snaked around his arms so that I could control his arms. Unfortunately, as I finished up, Janeway walked into the room.

"What are you doing?!? Security to Sick Bay!" Janeway demanded, tapping her comm badge.

"He's not Tuvok, not right now anyways," I replied as I stood up and forced his arms to stretch out so that he could not stand up. "He tried to attack me with power that he should not have."

"A wraith's touch can rip out a Soul. One is hiding inside his body," Filigree said, landing on my shoulder.

"Filthy Yang pixie, if the Dragon wasn't here..." Tuvok spat.

"Well, the Dragon is here, so you won't be doing anything to her or anyone else. You can also get the hell out of my friend," I growled.

"It would kill the wraith without a domain of Yin nearby, and Katye says that all life is important," Filigree warned.

"Domain of Yin?" Janeway asked confused.

"The protostar where we found the Yang sprites and the Yang spirit, was a 'domain of Yang'," I explained. "I'm sure that the sensor logs from the shuttle can tell us where the wraith came from, unless you want me to attempt to force the wraith out now, Captain."

Janeway placed her hand on her temple and rubbed it, her annoyance at the situation evident. Since the wraith had already been exposed, he did not pretend to be Tuvok and was practically growling from the floor at Filigree which the real Tuvok would never do. There was no way that she could argue that he was acting normally.

"Are you a magnet for these sorts of events?" Janeway sighed.

I chuckled, "While I would like to say 'no', I can't deny that I find myself at the center of them often."

"Captain? We need to discuss Chakotay's condition," the Doctor said as he walked over to her.

"Yes, Doctor," Janeway said, turning to him.

"Somehow, all of the bio-neural energy has been extracted from his brain."

"Extracted?"

"Yes, from the looks of it, someone drained the energy from every single axon and dendrite right down to the synapses. I can keep his heart beating, and I can keep him breathing, but other than that, there's nothing I can do. He's brain dead," the Doctor explained.

Janeway was stunned for a moment before looking in my direction, specifically at Filigree on my shoulder. "You said that a wraith can rip out a Soul. Can you tell if that has happened to Chakotay?"

Filigree nodded and said, "Empty shell."

All eyes turned towards Tuvok who just chuckled darkly. Before anyone could say anything else, Echo and another security officer walked into Sick Bay with phasers in their hands.

Janeway sighed and shot me a look. "Ensign Echo is enough, crewman. You are dismissed."

"Yes, ma'am," the other security officer said then walked out of the room.

"Is there a way to return Chakotay's Soul to his body?" Janeway asked.

"If the Soul is still whole, but... wraiths devour Souls for strength," Filigree replied.

All of the clues clicked into place and I finally remembered the episode. I nearly let out a sigh of relief because I knew that the main danger of the episode had already been thwarted by me catching Tuvok. In the show, he had fooled everyone into heading for a dark matter nebula where his people lived off of the bio-neural energy of passing races. He might have been successful, but Chakotay's Soul was intent on stopping him and Janeway eventually realized it. The Doctor had managed to reconnect his Soul and Body through science, so I was sure that we could do that if this proved more troublesome.

"He isn't strong enough to have just... I think there is still a chance for Chakotay," I sighed.

"So sure, Dragon? You're nothing but a child!" Tuvok mocked.

"Don't let my aura fool you. If I wanted that body dead, it would be," I threatened with a growl.

"Rebecca," Janeway sighed.

"Sorry, Captain."

"Can you, and your crew, handle the matter with Chakotay?"

"Mostly likely if I can have Echo investigate their shuttle. Her ability should be able to track down Chakotay's Soul no matter where he has drifted off to," I replied.

"Good, use whoever you need and get Chakotay back on his feet. Can Tuvok be put in the brig?" Janeway asked.

"He needs to be watched by Rebecca or myself. The wraith could leave Tuvok's body and take over any other Vulcan, Betazoids, Kes, Echo, or Raven," Katye said.

Janeway sighed and instructed, "Fine, I will also leave him in your custody, but let him off the floor if you can."

"Are you going to play nice, wraith? I'll give you a little freedom to move around if you do," I asked.

"Why? You are just going to kill me," Tuvok spat.

"It would be a lot easier to simply kill you, but instead, we are going to try to return you home."

"So, you can consume the rest of my kind, Dragon. I won't help you!"

Shaking my head, I sighed, "Is every minor elemental creature going to be convinced that I'm going to eat them?"

"Pretty much... You're just able to resist those instincts easier because that other side of you is still sleeping," Katye replied.

I sighed and helped Tuvok to his feet by lifting him up with the metal bands. "Believe what you want, wraith. We'll find your dark matter nebula, return you there and then leave. I don't need power that way."

He scoffed at my words but said nothing.

"I'll have Harry start scanning for a dark matter nebula while B'Elanna recovers the shuttle's navigation logs," Janeway said. "I'll contact you when we find it."

"Yes, Captain," I acknowledged.

She nodded her head and then walked out of the room. I sighed and hopped up to sit on a nearby bed. I was not sure how this event had changed my relationship with Janeway, but it was clear that something had.

"Echo, can you see if you can pick up traces of Chakotay in the shuttlecraft?" I asked.

She nodded and headed out of Sick Bay.

"So, do you have some idea how to actually reconnect his Soul to his body?" Katye asked.

"Nope, but I'm sure that with the Doctor's and Filigree's help, we can figure it out," I replied confidently since the Doctor had done it in the show.

"I know a spell that can work," Filigree chimed with a smile.

"Then once Chakotay is made whole again, I'll make you a special treat for all of your hard work," Katye said which made the pixie squeal happily.

She flew over to Katye and hugged her neck excitedly. Most of us chuckled at her antics, but Tuvok groaned with annoyance.

"Would it be okay to keep Tuvok here, Doctor? We don't need the whole crew talking about how I restrained him and making up rumors," I requested.

"This isn't a brig," the Doctor stated.

"No, but placing the Chief of Security into one would cause a lot of rumors that the Captain would have to dispel. Please, Doctor, it will make things a lot simpler if we just stay here."

"Alright," he agreed begrudgingly.

"Filigree, could you fly back to our ship and have Fae download all the information we have about wraiths into a data pad and then bring it back?" Katye asked.

"Yes, Katye," the pixie nodded.

She flew to the doorway and had to wait a moment for the sensor to pick her up to open the door before hurrying out into the corridor. I sighed and rubbed my temples in frustration. Although we were able to handle things with the elemental creatures that had popped up, the information that we had about them all said that they were extremely rare, yet we had run into two different cases within a month. The part that made my brain hurt the most was that these were actual episodes, and, despite the craziness of elemental creatures, they actually fell into line with the 'science' of the Star Trek universe.

"Star Trek in the Endless Firmament is a strange place," Katye remarked in Trigedasleng.

"To say the least," I agreed with a sigh.

Things went well despite my concerns. I took the pad about wraiths from Filigree when she returned and read through it while we waited for Echo to return. When she did, there was an orb of mass with her, made up of strange energy, similar to Plant but with far more elements combined into it than simply three, so I could only call it Life or Soul, but that was for future study. Filigree and Katye were able to work together and reconnect Chakotay's Soul to his body.

Janeway was able to find out where the dark matter nebula was and moved the Voyager closer to it. Thanks to the information from Fae, I instructed her to keep the Voyager out of range of the other wraiths that were likely in the nebula then moved Tuvok to my ship. Instead of endangering the rest of the crew, I offered to take Tuvok into range so that the wraith could return to its home. The wraith still doubted me, but when I gave it the option of being purged or willingly return to its domain, the Yin Spirit had little choice.

Thankfully, the wraith left Tuvok without doing any permanent damage to him. I flew my ship back to the Voyager and landed in my usual spot. I offered to help him back to Sick Bay so that the Doctor could check him over, but he assured me that he was fine on his own.

It was the middle of the night by now, so Katye, Echo, and Raven were likely sleeping in our quarters on the Voyager. Instead of bothering them, I changed into a casual outfit and replicated a large meal for myself. I added a bottle of Spirit Wine and sat down with a data pad filled with more information about various elemental creatures since it was clear that I needed to start doing some serious research.

::Captain Janeway is approaching the ship.:: Fae chimed.

"Let her in," I said, then wiped my mouth as I stood up.

I grabbed the empty dishes and took them over to the recycler. Janeway walked up as I made it back to the table and grabbed my bottle.

"Good evening, Captain," I said, heading to the couches.

"You can call me Kathryn; I'm not here on official business," Janeway replied as she walked over.

"I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not," I chuckled. "Would you like a drink then, Kathryn?"

"Actually, yes. It's been a long day," Janeway agreed, to my surprise.

"Sit," I suggested before going to grab a glass for her and a fresh bottle. I set everything down on the coffee table and poured her a small amount. "This is the real stuff, not the diluted version I served at the party, so take it slow."

"Neelix's feelings were a little hurt with how popular everything that you and your crew provided was," she chuckled, taking the cup from me.

"With Filigree around eating her weight in berries, I won't be making it often enough to share with the crew until the new vines start producing, and the replicated stuff just isn't as good," I replied.

"Well, thank you for sharing some with me," Janeway said, before taking a sip of wine. "The Doctor finished his examination of Tuvok and he is in perfect condition... Chakotay too, though he will need a day or two of rest."

"That's good."

"Can I ask you a question?"

"I imagine that's what brought you here, so feel free," I chuckled.

Janeway sighed, "Would we have been able to handle this matter with the wraith if you had not been here?"

"Possibly," I replied. "If he had not been exposed, he would have pretended to be Tuvok and drawn your ship into the dark matter nebula to look for 'whoever' attacked Chakotay. He would have been able to tap into Tuvok's knowledge and been able to mimic him, but it wouldn't have been perfect, so you might have been able to discover him before it was too late."

Janeway swallowed the contents of her cup and then placed it down on the table. "I was hesitant to trust you after you forced your way onto my crew, but you've shown time and time again that you just want to help and have no trouble taking my orders. Your presence is still causing me a few headaches, but you have saved me more than a few serious ones, and the crew has really accepted you and your crew. I realized that I'm thankful to have you here and have come to rely on you."

"Oh? Thank you," I said with genuine surprise.

"You seem surprised," she remarked with a smirk.

"Sorry, I meant no offense. After the past two weeks, I probably would have been less surprised if you had asked us politely to leave," I replied honestly. "I've spent the last two hours poring over information about elemental creatures, but all that has accomplished is making me feel like a magnet for these events."

"I guess the Delta Quadrant is just as big a mystery to your people as it is the Federation."

"Well, it's a good thing that I'm with a group of explorers then," I chuckled.

Janeway gave me a smile then stood up and said, "I'd like a report on the wraith by your next duty shift."

"It's already done, as well as some more information on possible things that we could run across," I replied, standing up. I walked over to the table and picked up the extra pad then handed it to her. "Most nebulas have a chance of housing different forms of elemental creatures, but the new sensors should be able to identify them. It's the true Space dwelling creatures that will prove interesting and hard to detect."

"Thank you, Rebecca," Janeway said.

"You're welcome… Kathryn," I replied with a bit of awkwardness.

Despite the harsh twelve years that I spent in 'The 100' and the power that I had at my fingertips, I was still face to face with a childhood hero. To be treated like an equal by her was something that would stay with me for a long time. She took the data pad, wished me good night, and then left my ship, while I was left in a bit of a daze. It seemed that I would really be able to enjoy my time here more than I first thought.


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章 12: Time to be a Hero

The next couple of weeks were not exactly quiet, but nothing that the Voyager and the Fae Dragon couldn't handle. The Kazon-Relora, with half a dozen ships, attempted to attack the Voyager, but we were able to make them retreat quickly once our ship was added into the exchange. We packed the same punch as the Voyager but were far more maneuverable. Between Raven's excellent flying and Echo's accuracy with the weapon system, we barely used any of the ship's energy on defense and the entire dogfight was over in fifteen minutes with all of the Kazon ships left disabled.

When Janeway had ordered us to return instead of wiping out the Kazon ships, Echo had a problem with it. It was easy to understand; why spare an enemy that could attack us later? Unfortunately, that was just how the Federation worked. All life was important, which meant, no killing unless it was absolutely needed. Considering that Seska was still locked up in the brig, the idea of leaving potential enemies behind made me uncomfortable, but there was also a part of me that was happy to not have to kill. So much of my time in 'The 100' had been tainted with all the blood I had spilt, so it was refreshing to leave an opponent alive. They might come back and try to bite me, but we had overpowered them with ease, so what danger could they pose in the future?

For a moment, or for days, I could be lost in the fantasy of Star Trek: Voyager and just live my life within this world, but then an episode would pop up, and I would find myself at the center of the drama. I had been working in the Aeroponics Bay, helping everything grow faster with my power. It was very relaxing to sit in the center of the room, meditating and listening to the plants 'hum' with energy.

"Chakotay to Rebecca," my comm badge chimed, waking me from my trance.

"Yes, Commander?" I replied.

"Can you meet us in Transporter Room Two for an away mission?" he asked.

"Of course, sir," I agreed.

I stood up and stretched. I left the room and headed for the nearest turbo lift. By the time I reached Transporter Room Two, Chakotay, Tuvok, Harry, and Echo, with Nyka laying across her shoulders, were already waiting on me.

"So, what's the mission?" I asked as Echo passed me a phaser.

"Torres, Paris, and Durst were examining some magnesite formations in a cave system on the planet, but they didn't return to the beam in coordinates. Apparently, there have been a number of geologic shifts and the tunnels have completely changed in places, so there is a chance that they are stuck or lost somewhere. Thankfully, with you two around, it shouldn't be too hard to find them," Chakotay explained.

I did my best to keep my face neutral, but it was clear that I had done a poor job as all four of them looked at me with curiosity. For most episodes, I would need some clues to figure out which one it was, but there were impactful ones like Seska's betrayal and then there were ones that centered around my favorite characters. The acting in this one may not have been the best, but I loved B'Elanna in the show, and in this episode, there were two.

"What is it?" Chakotay asked.

"A bad feeling, a very bad feeling," I replied, realizing that B'Elanna, Tom, and Durst were already captured, and Durst would be killed soon if we did not hurry. "The away team is in a lot of danger."

Chakotay understood my subtle look towards the transporter operator and said, "You're dismissed, crewman."

"Yes, sir," she agreed and then headed for the door.

"Chakotay to Janeway. Can you join us in the transporter room? There has been a development," Chakotay asked, tapping his badge.

"Understood," Janeway replied.

"How sure are you?" Chakotay asked.

"If Seska was eighty percent, then this is ninety-nine percent," I answered.

"You knew about Seska?" Harry questioned with surprise.

"I knew that she wasn't Bajoran and that she was hiding something bigger, but without any proof other than my instincts," I explained. "You can't really condemn a person with just that, but thankfully, she underestimated my abilities and outright confessed since she believed that she could escape."

"The deflected transporter beam... Of course, you did it once before on that asteroid," Harry agreed, remembering the away mission.

I nodded my head in agreement. Janeway walked in a moment later and sighed as she drew closer.

"Why do I get the feeling that I'm not going to like this?" Janeway asked.

"Because you're not. Tell me, have you had the displeasure of meeting a race known as the Vidiians?" I asked in reply.

"Yes, actually... Maybe a week before you joined us, we were lured into a trap of sorts, and they stole Neelix's lungs," Janeway answered.

"Then I'm sure that you know about their ability to disguise their force fields. Those tunnels didn't just shift because of tectonic activity. This is a Vidiian mining operation, and the tunnel change was them reconfiguring their shields. By now, Tom, B'Elanna, and Pete are captured and if we don't move quickly, one, possibly two, will be killed."

"Chiporofita?" Janeway asked with a sigh.

"And a recent one," I agreed with a nod. "I've warned you that these visions can change the more that 'we' are involved, but by the time that you can use conventual means to get inside, one will already be dead."

"What do you have in mind then?" Janeway asked.

"Let me take my group down and we will bring down their shields one way or another. I'm hoping that we can slip through with one of our abilities and then it would be a stealth operation to secure our crew members before bringing down the shield. If we can't, I can signal you to be on standby and I'll bring down the force field by destroying it."

"You have no information on how strong their shield is. How can you be sure that you can destroy it?" Tuvok asked.

"I have two methods," I said as violet sparks danced between my fingers on the hand I held up, "by force or siphon. I have the strength to break the Voyager's shields in a single, direct contact attack. If that isn't enough, I've also taught myself how to drain off the energy of a force field, but the danger with that is that I will have to burn off that energy quickly. Even if I need to also use the second method, the chances that they would start executing prisoners as soon as their shields are attacked are significantly low."

"You can break the Voyager's shield by yourself?" Janeway asked with disbelief.

"I can, but I would end up unconscious for a week or two if I couldn't drain energy off of something. With Katye's help, I can launch the attack and then turn to drain the shield if needed to and lessen the damage to myself. I still might need the next few days off, but you should be able to lock onto any human or Klingon signatures before the Vidiians would turn on their prisoners. Even if you can't transport the four of us out immediately, I'm confident that Katye, Echo, and Raven could defend me until you can grab us."

Janeway sighed and looked between Chakotay and Tuvok then tapped her comm badge. "Janeway to Katye and Raven. Please report to Transporter Room Two, immediately."

"Yes, Captain," their replies came a moment apart.

"I still want Chakotay and Tuvok to come with you. We need to set up some subspace transponders to help get around the dense magnesite formations in the planet's crust," Janeway instructed.

"Of course, but my main idea to slip past their shield can only be done by the four of us, unless someone wants to be branded with my energy which would allow me to track them no matter the distance between us; not to mention the realm that we move through isn't an inviting place, right, Echo?"

"An understatement to say the least," Echo agreed, scratching Nyka's ears.

"That's fine; I understand. If you are able to get past their shield, they can beam back up to the ship and we will wait for your signal," Janeway replied.

"Thank you, Captain," I replied as Raven and Katye, with Filigree on her shoulder, walked in.

"Well, looks like you owe me five crystals," Katye chuckled to Raven.

"Fine, I'll pay you when we get back," Raven huffed. "So, what doom and gloom are we trying to stop this time?"

I sighed, shaking my head, and replied, "B'Elanna, Tom, and Pete have been captured by the Vidiians, so we need to rescue them before they are hurt or killed."

"Oh, sorry, I didn't think it was..." Raven started with a deflated tone.

"I know, but we need to get moving," I said, gently. "Also, Filigree, you should stay here. I'm hoping that we can travel through the Yin Realm to get past the shield, so you wouldn't be able to follow."

"But..." Filigree started.

"No 'buts', little one. I promised to keep you safe, and this will be dangerous. At your current level of strength, a phaser set to stun could kill you. I'm sure Kes or Neelix would be happy to stay with you, or you can go back to the shuttle," Katye said, plucking the pixie off her shoulder and placing her down on her palm.

The pixie pouted but nodded her head anyways. She then fluttered her wings and flew off, heading out of the room. I walked over to a locker and grabbed two more phasers before handing them over to Raven and Katye. The six of us moved into position on the transporter pad while Janeway and Harry headed to the console.

"I'm trusting you, Rebecca," Janeway said.

"I understand, Captain. I promise nothing but my best," I replied.

She nodded and said, "Energizing."

We were beamed down to the planet, inside a cavern with multiple tunnels branching off in direction. Both Katye and I spread out our Earth Domains while Chakotay, Tuvok, and Echo turned on their wrist lights. It was still extremely dark, so I conjured a ball of white fire and Willed it to float above our heads; there was still a limit to how much it could light up, but every little bit helped.

Chakotay and Tuvok pulled out their tricorders and started scanning. Nyka hopped off of Echo's shoulder and sniffed the air a few times before giving a soft bark. The little fox started walking towards a particular path and Echo followed behind without a word. Katye, Raven, and I all shared a look since no one, but Echo, could understand the fox, but we had all grown used to the absurdity that accompanied our powers, so we just followed as well. Without any other option, Chakotay and Tuvok took up the rear.

"There might be a patrol, so just seal off the tunnel between us and them if you sense them first," I warned.

"Got it," Katye agreed.

We walked for a while, but eventually, the edge of the shielding was discovered by both Katye's and my Domains brushing upon it. It was also about the time that we found four people moving into our direction, but I blocked off the path before they could get close. That would cause confusion with the Vidiians when they found the dead end, of course, but magic was not really a thing in this universe, so it should not alert them to our plan.

Nyka barked again, staring at a section of wall that I already knew was a disguised portion of the Vidiian shield, and Echo translated, "She says that their trail goes through the wall."

"It's the shield, not true rock," I confirmed. "Give me a moment and I'll test if I can get past it."

"Why you?" Katye asked, annoyed.

"Physically stronger and you have a pixie linked to you. I just need two minutes," I retorted, before activating my Shadow Skin spell, followed by my Void Walk spell, before she could argue any further.

The world shifted into shades of black and deep blue as I was drawn into the Yin Realm, formally known as the Shadow Realm. Most of Katye's and my original powers were based off of stories that Tori told us in our original lives and Shadow based abilities were hers first before she helped me learn them. She was stronger than me with the Yin element, and probably even the Yang thanks to Filigree, but I was still stronger than her overall, plus my protectiveness towards all of them was just like a Dragon protecting its hoard.

In this world, Katye's body was dyed blue, since she had undergone the Naru Darc trial as I had. Chakotay was a lump of golden light while Tuvok was similar with a slightly greenish hue. It was Raven and Echo who were different this time, but considering that they had mana that they could control this time, it was not surprising. Raven's body had threads of maroon that looked like veins running through the golden form and Echo was similar, though hers were icy blue. Aside from the people around me, there was a muddy blue-green wall that cut through the stone which had to be the shield.

I walked up to it and placed a hand against it. I could feel traces of Lightning mana, but it was thinned out by Yin mana because I was in the realm. Using a combination of the two energies, I coated my arm in them and pushed it through the barrier. It ate up nearly twice the amount of mana that it normally used to move through the Yin Realm, but I was still able to slip through and back out. I exited the realm, and my girls all looked in my direction, sensing my return.

"It looks like we can slip past the shield," I said.

"That's good then," Chakotay replied with a nod then tapped his comm badge. "Chakotay to Janeway."

"Go ahead, Commander," Janeway's voice came through the badge.

"We've found the Vidiian shield, and Rebecca is able to move through it."

"Alright. Rebecca, do you need anything else from us?" Janeway asked.

"No, Captain. Just give us some time and keep an eye on this area," I answered.

"Alright; Chakotay and Tuvok, prepare to beam back to the Voyager."

"Understood, Captain," Chakotay acknowledged. "Good luck."

"Thanks, Commander, we'll get our people back," I replied.

He gave me a nod with a slight smile of encouragement, before he and Tuvok were transported away. I let out a sigh of relief since I no longer had to be careful with what I said or did, but that made Katye chuckle. I shot her a glare, but she simply shrugged her shoulders.

"Don't act like you don't enjoy playing the hero. I know things are serious, but it's not like you haven't stopped to take a relaxing breath before," Katye remarked with a smirk.

I sighed and nodded my head with a light smile. "You're right, as usual. We had already fought Mount Weather and Echo and I were playing double agent in Azgeda after this this much time. There were more than ten times the number of lives resting on our shoulders than all of the Voyager crew put together."

She chuckled as she moved closer to me and kissed my cheek before she teased, "Say it again."

"You're right," I said, rolling my eyes.

"It's good to see that Captain's rank hasn't gone to your head. You ready, Echo?" Katye asked.

Echo picked up Nyka, and the small fox turned translucent before Echo seemed to absorb her energy. She held out a hand to Katye which Katye took and then pulled both of them into the Yin Realm. Raven walked over to me with a smile, and I took her hand, drawing her into the dark world. It was time to save our friends and kick a little butt while we were at it.


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