When a strange young boy is dumped from a temporal anomaly onto Voyager, what will the crew do to help him when he won't even tell them who he is?

The year is 2270, and the crew of the USS Enterprise bid farewell to Alexander Grayson, a kind and talented young man and the only cousin of Mister Spock, who is about to embark on a new journey aboard the USS Sagittarius, a Pioneer Class Starship. The Sagittarius is called to Edran IV to deal with an incident involving the Gorn, and Alex is thrust into a chain of events that will alter his life tremendously. Will Alex find his place in the universe, and learn what it means to go boldly where no one has ever gone before? Star Trek is owned by CBS and Paramount and is not owned by me. Based on "Star Trek" created by Gene Roddenberry Screenshots are from Star Trek Online Author's Notes: I think it's time for the Pioneer Class to get a turn at being a hero ship. Especially since Star Trek Online just released their 15th Anniversary Bundle that shows a Pioneer II Class Refit.

When a normal Federation starship meets the rebels and the empire, the conflict to end it all begins. Reviews and opinions are welcome.

It's the dawn of a new era for humankind, and the Huxley Foundation has sent out a fleet of exploratory vessels on a mission of peace. The FSS Armstrong, one of the most advanced ships in the Foundation fleet, rides on the forefront of this age of exploration. A series of episodic short stories that build on one another to form a single narrative, structurally similar to a TV show season. Other stories set in the same universe include: A Toast To The Magellan Class Ramses Meets His Maker

This is the log of Captain Kane, containing his journey, and his AI companion named Emerson, through space. Kane tries to scratch out a living in this vast ocean, and will take whatever means he likes to do so. In his vastly empty region of space, there is very little organic life, or at least of complex organic life. Instead, the majority of life there is AI, though rudimentary. Even rudimentary AI can pose a threat, however. Will Kane and Emerson survive? Will they endure and prosper? ********************** AUTHOR'S NOTE: This story is based on a save file in the game Space Engineers (which is owned by KeenSoftwareHouse, who reserves all rights in graphics, title of game, and all content of the game). Spoiler alert, Captain Kane is myself #ShamelessPlug. Now, the save file has a lot of mods installed (however, the majority of vessels will not use them), so if you play the game and don't know what I mean, comment/message and I'll explain further. Why? Because I'm going to be writing it as if it was real, as if I am really in that universe. COMMENTS ARE WELCOME. Whether it's general conversation with the character, or questions about certain aspects, or constructive criticism, please comment. While I am writing this for myself, I want to tell this story in an interesting way, and want you to enjoy it. Story is back on! Unfortunately, all my saves disappeared (I should've backed them up in the cloud). So, if the continuation seems a bit....off, that would be why. I'll try to smooth into this new chapter as best I can.

His name is Damian Milo Decker, a descendant of Commodore Matthew Decker. He's assigned to the USS Bonaventure, a newly commissioned neo-constitution class ship under the command of Captain Jack Ransom, with Beckett Mariner as his first officer. Damian is reluctant to embrace his new assignment, and becomes concerned for himself and his fellow officers due to Ransom's immature behavior. The Bonaventure is sent to deliver relief supplies to Vashti and its inhabitants, but the Romulans refuse to trust Starfleet or the Federation after being abandoned decades earlier when their star went supernova. Damian must also learn to cope with Jack Ransom's ego while navigating the dangerous tasks that lie ahead of him and his shipmates. Will Damian and his crew be able to make restitution for the sins of the past? Star Trek is owned by CBS and Paramount Star Trek is not owned by me. Based on 'Star Trek' created by Gene Roddenberry. All Rights go to CBS/Viacom/Paramount Global, etc. Warning: Some elements may contain spoilers for Star Trek: Picard Season 3