#onceasaintnowasinner

Academy Years|starfleetsfinest

How To Save a Life|commanderspocklet

Heretic|once-a-saint-now-a-sinner

"Janet's not here, I can only tell you so much, what seems to be the situation--- oh. Ahem...hi...." Jan trailed off as soon as she saw who was at the door, immediately moving to half hide behind it.

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He was bored and that was never a good sign. If it lasted long enough he would destory. Oh, he had nothing against destroying. It could be very useful. He was on shore leave, a bloody curse required of those who worked on the Enterprise, and there was no one he could destroy. They were all so plain. There was no challenge, no thought. It would simply be to easy.

The town was too bright. Too many people milling about doing their stupid little lives. There were stories of things out in the darkness. Out beyond the walls of the town. Past even the space dock in which the Enterprise was parked. That could be prove not boring. He ignored the Captains command to stay in town. Apparently not wanting to have to create new officers for any who disappeared into the night. There were things to discover.

Maya almost preferred the harsh luminescence of her laboratory than the dark, grimy city outside. While it was in the basement of the main Church building, it was one of the safest places in the city to be, and Maya had little love for the city outside. The Church professed to help and encourage the citizens to live well for God, but when Maya walked the streets and saw the dying and the sick without any help, she found it hard to keep her faith at all.

Burying herself in her research had been a blessing, and she brought up the DNA sequence again - she had memorised it, but it was a habit she had gotten into. It had been retrieved by a Priest, and it was the DNA of the infamous 'Black Hat' who had presumably been killed in the train explosion outside of the city. The Priest in question had been ridiculed by the Church at first, but there were still vampires, no matter how hard they tried to convince the world that they were all dead.