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"Alternate timeline, where everyone was angry? Have you been to the Mirror universe?" Taris blurted out, having overheard the finale of Jack's pep talk. As far as pep talks went, this certainly wasn't the best one id had ever heard, but it reminded idre of what id had hoped this mission would be...

"I believe I speak for all of us when I say we will do our very best not to disappoint," Taris added, joining the rest of the junior officers. Unfortunately, id was not quite certain what course of action was the best to take at the moment, because the Captain did agree with some of ids ideas...

The atmosphere in the briefing room reminded Taris of the air after a storm, fresh and soothing, yet echoing with the memory of thunder. Trying to move past the conflict, most officers were actively contributing, and with Bradfied as well as the jealous Kraekiran out of the picture, they were...

Throughout ids life, Taris had never suffered from anxiety, but as the DS9 crew started saying their good-byes, id experienced what felt like a mild panic attack. If Sisko or Kira had turned around, they would have noticed id watching them with the eyes of a ten year old child who was just about...

They were all crazy. Somehow the knowledge was less and less discomforting, as though Taris was already getting used to the new circumstances. The majority of the crew members, including six of the senior officers (that was the number of names missing on the list of crazies, right?) were raging...

Taris watched the ordinary, slow-paced conference, spiced up only by Bradfield's borderline hatred for the crew, turn into mayhem the moment the Captain revealed that the ship was in the hands of no less than sixty prematurely released psychiatric patients. Id couldn't blame Savir for being so...

Taris was sure that if thoughts could kill, id would have been dead in an instant. The look Bradfield was giving idre really didn't leave much space for interpretation. What the fuck was the point of giving others the opportunity to ask questions if you didn't welcome them?! Of course id hadn't...

Taris listened to the Captain's speech intently, pleased that id had been correct in ids assumption that there was some sort of bond between Ke'varr and Janeway. Hearing about it from the Captain's own mouth added more gravity to the friendship between the two members of very different species...

Taris smiled at Kimberly, because her mood - although most likely just a result of clever programming - seemed so genuinely excited that a bit of it rubbed off on idre. Then id smile at Jack, too, because id thought she needed it. Unlike Kimberly, who seemed to draw something positive out of any...

When the Captain asked Savir to stay behind, something in his tone told Taris that what was to follow would not be a friendly conversation. Or perhaps id was simply growing paranoid? Either way, what went on behind the closed doors was none of ids business; there were more important things to...

Taris lowered ids eyes in a somewhat dejected manner, feeling unreasonably hurt by the Captain's words. It was the expression "struggled with your placement" that got to idre, as id was painfully reminded of Bradfield's ironic remark about the Captain having chosen idre by some kind of drunken...

Mindful of the trainwreck that had been ids meeting with Commander Bradfield, Taris was taking extra care not to do anything that would make the Captain doubt his mental capacities. Which was somewhat difficult, because it meant id would have to overlook the fact that when Ke'varr had greeted...

Surprisingly enough, Lieutenant Taris Noor didn't want to cry in the slightest, if only because id was too deep in shock to show any kind of reaction. Id had been wrong before - this was not like the Academy at all. There had been teachers who liked to give students a harsh lesson or two while...

Taris was not sure what, if anything, id expected from the meeting with Captain Ke'varr, but it certainly wasn't this. In one moment, it was peacefully waiting for ids fellow officers and in the next, the entire deck turned into Hell on wheels. Since the noisemaker appeared to be mostly human...

Taris Noor stood in front of the Captain's rooms, looking smart in ids spotless and perfectly ironed uniform, and hypnotized the turbolift. Ids lithe body was agitated, poised to move as soon as the cabin door opened. Id was marginally nervous for having missed the meeting at Quark's, but able...