USS Fairfax

Patient Zero

'Out in the black, two things threaten to cripple a ship more than anything else....Fire, and Disease'

Mission Description

The crew of the Fairfax, while still adjusting to their assignments, responds to a distress call near the fringes of Federation space.

Their crew is well trained, their vessel well equipped to deal with any emergency. But can their resolve hold against an unwelcome guest, invisible and deadly?

About the Mission

Command
USS Fairfax
Status
In Progress
Total Stories
9
Start Date
18/08/2025

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7 September 2025

Part 7: Echoes of the Hej’ogt

USS Fairfax: Patient Zero

Infirmary – 10:05 hrs   “Hold still!” Conrad barked as he poked around inside the Ensign’s nose. He was searching for the source of the bleed, but was struggling to see through the deluge of blood pouring out, like water from a tap. Suddenly, his probe found its mark, and with a [...]

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7 September 2025

Intermission: That dog wont hunt

USS Fairfax: Patient Zero

Flashback -Stardate: 79505.4 4th July 2402 – 13:00 – Transporter room 3 Stepping out of the Turbolift, Wallace immediately bumped his head on some loose conduit as he failed to pay attention whilst in mid-conversation with his CO “Sorry, Sir!” a young voice cried out as a young [...]

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1 September 2025

Part 6: Awakening

USS Fairfax: Patient Zero

Captain’s Log Stardate: 79636.5 After wrapping up operations on the Azurak freighter, we have taken her in tow and set a course for the nearest starbase at low warp, where I intend to hand over the freighter and the two survivors to the Diplomatic Corps. They can determine the next steps to [...]

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31 August 2025

Part 5: Whispers of the dead

USS Fairfax: Patient Zero

U.S.S. Fairfax, Deck 6, Morgue, 19:00 hrs One space above all else on any starship that few enter by choice is the mortuary or morgue. However, it is absolutely one of the most necessary. On any endeavour into the unknown, there remains a risk of mortality and therefore, a need for storage of the [...]

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