At the conclusion of the Romulan War, all fingers point to Starfleet when a crime is committed in nearby Mill Valley.
It was audacious,
calculated to make the agents of the Temporal Integrity Commission feel ultimate guilt.
Temporal interphases are tricky things. 
They kidnap you to unfamiliar places and times, in clothes that are not your own, as you wonder how you’ll ever return to what you know.
What happens when you fall in love with someone 
who you can’t have?
On November 16, 2157, Lili and Doug spend their first day on Lafa II. 
They went on vacation, just the two of them, to Italy, in 1960. 
And it was fun, until the other side caught up with them. Then it got very uncomfortable, and they debated the morality of it all again.
And again, they wondered – just who is worth saving?
What’s the most important thing? What are you willing to sacrifice everything for?
No relation to the Voyager episode of the same name.
This time, they had no one to blame but themselves. 
Time was again messed up, but no one else was at fault. Still, someone was watching, and taking notes.
And they had their own dilemma to deal with – how do you decide who lives, and who dies? Who’s worthy of saving?
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Hello everyone. With the discussion forum down and not all of us having our Ad Astra blogs up and going I thought I would try to create a little round robin story where we can all post a little response to my posited ‘How do we cope when technology fails?' prompt.
Our heroes would have to tackle Star Trek life without the magic of their technology - say no transporters, no replicators, no grav-plates, no warp power, etc. Maybe they find themselves in a crutch, maybe it ends up with some hilarious or fish out of water moments, or puts their lives in mortal peril. Have at it. Remember to keep it clean given the K rating and that this is just for fun to help us while over the absence of the forum.
Just post your prompt response as a new chapter and sign your name to the ‘chapter' you write. Well that's the plan. Fingers crossed as to whether this works! Remember, just write it, don't edit it to death - for this one time on the archive! ;)
What if Phlox succumbed, and Malcolm missed? The events of Bounty unfold far differently.
The color blue does not have to mean sadness.
Someone was going around in time, putting things right that once went wrong.
And while it seemed like it could be a good idea, it wasn’t.
For every time one thing was changed, a thousand others were. And inevitably, things were worse than before. And the do-gooder’s definition of right and wrong wasn’t the best of standards. 
This kind of meddling threatened space and time, yet the meddlers – who thought these were good deeds – weren’t stopping.
It was up to Rick to put back the original history, whatever it was.
Temporal Agent Richard Daniels's 
careless decision by omission rips through the timeline and unforeseen consequences change the history of the Mirror Universe.
In 2161, Travis Mayweather decides what he really wants out of life, and what he will do in order to get it. 
How do you begin, or begin anew?
What’s going to happen next?
What if you could predict it, or at least have a good handle on forever?
What would you do with that information?
And for the people you’ve promised yourself to, forever, what does that really mean? Do you ignore the truth, or do you listen to all of it, even the ugliest parts?
On the other side of a proverbial pond, everyone travels a particular road.
Captain Archer and Commander Reed send holiday gifts to the Daranaeans, but there’s a slight misunderstanding. 
He really didn’t want to go back there.
It was the last thing he wanted to do.
But it was his family that was at stake, so he put everything aside, and went anyway.
Could he put back what had gone haywire?
Revenge is a dish best served at Movie Night.