We took cover behind consoles and repelled the threat with little difficulty.ĭespite my fear, I was thrilled - we’d repelled the Borg, the most dangerous of the Federation’s enemies. The Borg appeared in waves randomly around the Warp Core. The Borg’s odd behavior became most apparent while fighting in Engineering. It was like they were disconnected from the collective. We could use the transporter to beam them into space. Our phasers cut through their body armor. They didn’t coordinate or adapt to our weapons.
It didn’t take us long to discover that the Borg behaved…differently than the Borg that Starfleet encountered in the past.
My fear and revulsion nearly overwhelmed me, but I focused on my duty: Every act onboard the Khitomer could help my fellow Starfleet officers and crewers escape joining the collective. They looked like zombies from the horror movies popular in the 20th century. Fear gripped me, even if the drones were on the other side of a force field. It was there that I saw my first Borg drone. After helping the wounded, we went to secure auxiliary control. The Khitomer‘s Emergency Medical Hologram informed us that the crew was battling Borg boarding parties and that a number of the senior staff had been killed. Khitomer among the wreckage of numerous Starfleet vessels. We answered a distress call at the Vega colony. The Borg, however, are a part of Starfleet’s history that I’d rather not experience firsthand. Kirk was at the helm of the original Enterprise. But it’s an honor to serve in Starfleet, even if the ship’s class first debuted when Captain James T. Sure, the Bucher was a relic even when my father first entered Starfleet 30 years ago. Bucher, even if she’s an old Miranda-class light cruiser. But during an engagement that resulted in my ascension to captain, I found myself facing the Federation’s deadliest enemy. Voyager dealt the collective a significant blow before returning to the Alpha Quadrant four decades ago. Starfleet hadn’t had contact with the Borg since U.S.S.
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