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Once they found the signal, they tried hiding themselves realizing it was a temporal displacement. However the ship contacted them. It was an Iotian vessel. An away team was assembled and cautiously sent over to the bridge where they were meet with resistance. [[Ward, Zoey|Lieutenant Junior Grade Zoey Ward]] was shot and almost killed. Thankfully both [[Fritz, SamanthaRae|Lieutenant Samantha Fritz]] and [[Von Brandt, Aethelwulf|Lieutenant Junior Grade Aethelwulf Von Brandt]] were on board to tend to her. After the team split up to repair both a patient and the ship it was only a few minutes until they were beamed back over. According to sources this was when the hate between Commander Edward Gregg, and the new Chief Engineering Officer Lieutenant Commander Nator 159 began. Both groups were beamed over and brought an injured Ferengi on board. Crystillin would have advised against this if he were still the Chief of Security. The USS Dauntless was pulled into the temporal anomaly and back in time. The Ferengi was revived and apparently killed himself quickly after the temporal jump. The crew found a ship hidden behind the Iotian moon, a highly advanced ship looking a lot like a Ferengi dreadnought but with Federation designs as well. When the Dauntless fired upon the vessel they had no effect, when the ship returned fire the Dauntless lost at least three dozen members as well as the ability to detach the saucer. Due to an accident caused by the Chief Engineer Lieutenant Commander Nator 159; the ship appeared on sensors as a Krynar dreadnought which activated the Grasser weapon. Talia Bocin was at the console when she fired the weapon. Crystillin regretted letting the new Midshipman use the weapon, for he had vowed never to use it again. The Iotian moon was also a causality of the weapon. Once back Crystillin and the Science Department ordered a scan of the wreckage of the moon. The Dauntless attempted to slingshot back into the current time but was shot forward into time where they had to flee from more vessels, and then slung back after narrowly escaping sensor scans.