Guest Poster : Jadzia Dax
Worfie and I are posing as a newly married couple on the honeymoon planet of Gemini. We're here with Commander Riker, Deanna Troi, Beverly Crusher and Captain Picard. Married couples have been disappearing from this planet and we're trying to find out where they are.
I thought at first, with a lovely planet like this, they might not want to go home!
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Worfie and I are in our suite when a blinding white light overpowers us; the next thing we know, we are in a small cell.
"So they've got you, too?" a voice says.
I turn, and see that Riker and Deanna are in the next cell. The whole area is filled with cells that have couples in them.
"It's kind of them to put us in cells together." Riker comments drily, "It looks like our honeymoon suite has been downgraded."
"Captain Picard and Doctor Crusher are not here." observes Worfie, "It looks like they may have been out of their room when the transporter beam hit them."
"I wonder where we are?" says Troi in a typically pointless comment that none of us can answer.
"You are in a spaceship heading for a new world." answers a voice from across the room. It is the receptionist who checked us in. Wearing a black cape, he looks like a typical villain whose elevator hasn't reached the top floor.
"Who are you?" asks Riker, "You should know that you have abducted four Starfleet Officers."
"And I am a member of the Klingon Empire!" adds Worfie in a threatening manner.
"What you were is irrelevant." he answers in a despotic I'm-the-ruler-of-the-universe way, "I am Valder, and wish to create a new world in my name. I am abducting honeymoon couples to serve me on Valder, where it will go prosperous and fruitful with generations of people and food."
"We've got a right one here." whispers Riker to Deanna.
"I heard that!" answers Valder, "For that impertinance, "You shall work double shifts on the rice fields for a week."
He sweeps out of the room, leaving a giant troll with a spear to guard in case we do anything.
"At the moment, I think we'd better humour him." suggests Riker, "The Captain will be searching for us. Hopefully he and Starfleet will be able to pick up our trail and rescue us."
"I hope so." I reply, "Otherwise we will all be citizens of Valder for a very long time."
To be continued...
I do hope you'll be seeking some sort of rebate.
ReplyDeleteA honeymoon planet???? Now that sounds just like my kind of place for fun! Can't wait to read the continuation. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWell, now it's up to the Captain and Beverly to save the day! I have no doubt they're up to the challenge.
ReplyDeleteValder...hmmmm, that sounds remarkably similar to another despot on another planet.....
ReplyDeleteI kinda feel sorry for the fool when Worf gets ahold of him. Still quite curious on how they are going to get out of this one.
ReplyDeleteHi, now we know what you got up to on holiday, you got married!
ReplyDeleteA certain underarm deodorant here in the US has a nasty habit of accelerating wear and tear on shirts. This could involve a mid-course correction.
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is quite the pickle.
ReplyDeleteTrolls?
ReplyDeleteSpears?
Egads.
what a way to start a marriage HAHA I wonder how the heck they are going to get out of this !!!!
ReplyDeleteI love coming here!
ReplyDeleteNiiiiiiiiice! A honeymoon planet, and to think I went to the casinos. Oy!
;)
Monica
Honeymoon planet sounds good but ....why the threats with working/slaving in the rice fields? I think I will pass on by this planet. :o)
ReplyDeletei dunno...i think i still prefer Niagra Falls! (the Canadian side, that is)
ReplyDeleteNow you see, look how much prettier Dax and Troi are. Hopefully they won't get assimilated.
ReplyDeleteSend in Seven...Valder won't abduct any more Starfleet officers after that!
ReplyDeletelol double shifts on the rice fields. Commander Riker gonna have fun.
ReplyDeleteShould they know in advance like that, may they still wanna that honeymoon thing.
I guess that was a short honeymoon...back to work in the rice fields. Hey, Jean-Luc, check out my latest post and give it some thought... :)
ReplyDeleteDear Jadzia,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Captain Berk. I am a great spaceship captain who is exceptional at mating. I used to eat Trills for breakfast until I realised they get really old, so it's worse than eating an egg.
Do you fancy a trip to Burger King.
Yours space-faringly
Captain Berk
Maybe T'pol and Ensign Britney could save the day by posing as a couple.
ReplyDeletetee hee I bet that would show him :)
Sounds like that B and B I went to once!
ReplyDeleteMOTD, they would have been an alternative married couple!
ReplyDeleteCaptain Berk, I think Worf might take offence at your proposal.
SFGirl, I'll take a look.
Lansy, you're right about that.
Jaime, Seven would have put Valder off.
Ellee, I can't recall doing that!
Dari, yes, it would be a fun place.
Just having fun captain.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite the dilemma but I'm sure that it will all turn out in the end. Well, either that or you're going to have to start a whole new blog and I sincerely hope that never happens!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what is going on over on the Honeymoon Planet while our four Starfleet Officers languish in their cells??
"I wonder where we are?" says Troi in a typically pointless comment that none of us can answer.
ReplyDeleteAh, that Troi...she does have that reputation of handing out pointless comments doesn't she. Good thing she's easy on the eyes.
;)
that is such a humorous thought...it really is...
ReplyDeletenext time you need to pretend to be married...I will gladly volunteer for that "chore"....
:D
I love the plot device of "lets pretend we're married"! Reminds me of the old joke:
ReplyDelete(Unrelated male and female in a railway sleeper car.)
She: I'm very cold. Can I have your blanket?
He: I've got an idea. How about just for tonight, lets's pretend we're married.
She: OK!
He: Then get your own damn blanket.
Captain, I've only just come across your blog and I love it. I've always been a ST:TNG fan with you as my favorite captain! Can't wait for the next installment.
ReplyDeleteSomehow on earth, marriage is like a married man will work double shifts to support the family while the woman working at home cleanning toilet etc but no longer working.
ReplyDelete:P~
Lansy, that's a good view of marriage.
ReplyDeleteAmanda, welcome.
Miss C, good story!
Ciera, I know you would!
SG, Deanna does do that.
Linda, starting a new Journal would be hard.
Thank you Captain. :) Boldly Go and Enjoy.
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