08-07-2025, 02:00 AM
==Chertstone/All==
The Delta-series maneuvers were useful in combat against similar-sized combatants; they would have been perfect had the Yeager only been facing the Os'rusa. As it stood, however, the Yeager was also being pursued by Jem'Hadar Attack Fighters, and they outperformed the larger ship in both acceleration and agility. As the Yeager banked and dropped into a dive, both ships raked it with phased polaron fire. The shields held, barely, but conduits overloaded throughout the ship.
The old Yeager was neither as fast or agile as the Yeager Chertstone was used to, and the maneuver seemed to take twice as long as it would have were the crew in their own timeline.
As the Yeager came up in a roll to get behind the Os'rusa, the Jem'Hadar fighters bore down on them again. This time the beams pierced the shields, shattering hull plating and vaporising organic material. The console behind the auxiliary science station exploded, pitching a young Benzite officer over the console to lay at an awkward angle, open eyes staring unseeing at the ceiling.
Though the Yeager was now in a better position to deal with the Cardassians, they were easy pickings for the Jem'Hadar.
==Qi==
Theoretically, yes. The wormhole could be the key to returning to the present. But with time travel/time shifting, it was never an exact science. There could be any number of phenomena that would return the crew to their own time, or trap them in the current one.
The Delta-series maneuvers were useful in combat against similar-sized combatants; they would have been perfect had the Yeager only been facing the Os'rusa. As it stood, however, the Yeager was also being pursued by Jem'Hadar Attack Fighters, and they outperformed the larger ship in both acceleration and agility. As the Yeager banked and dropped into a dive, both ships raked it with phased polaron fire. The shields held, barely, but conduits overloaded throughout the ship.
The old Yeager was neither as fast or agile as the Yeager Chertstone was used to, and the maneuver seemed to take twice as long as it would have were the crew in their own timeline.
As the Yeager came up in a roll to get behind the Os'rusa, the Jem'Hadar fighters bore down on them again. This time the beams pierced the shields, shattering hull plating and vaporising organic material. The console behind the auxiliary science station exploded, pitching a young Benzite officer over the console to lay at an awkward angle, open eyes staring unseeing at the ceiling.
Though the Yeager was now in a better position to deal with the Cardassians, they were easy pickings for the Jem'Hadar.
==Qi==
Theoretically, yes. The wormhole could be the key to returning to the present. But with time travel/time shifting, it was never an exact science. There could be any number of phenomena that would return the crew to their own time, or trap them in the current one.