I agree with all of the other positive reviews. Excellent!

Well, a nice as it reads this super ray (micro- and otherwise) can not work. The energy needed would be magnitudes over that what the sun emitts all the time from her whole surface. Trying to transmit this amount of energy would simply destroy the weapon long before it can be fired.

Another problem is the stability of such an weapon and distance. Even the slightest vibration makes the hitting something (planet or not) to a game of chance, one I would not bet any money in regardless the (im-)possible winnings. Burning the money gain you more.

That was another amazing tale you've told good sir. It had been one I had avoided as I didn't think I would like it, and now I regret waiting so long. It truly drew me in and captivated me from beginning to end as it went from the personal scale to interstellar one. Each equally as interesting. Thank you for another fine tale.

This is a very good chapter, and really shows a serious attempt to stay true to both series. I also see some attempts at humor; case in point:"Klingons didn’t work well with humans she found out- unless you tried to beat the crap out of them. Then they started liking you." That is a funny way to put it, but it is so true. The Klingons truly are a rowdy species, and it is so like them not to become totally loyal to you until you butt heads with them-and do well. I also liked the Goul'd reference. I would imagine that it would be so like them to push a Stargate into an active volcano, and I can almost see their arms held up in victory, roaring and cheering. I would imagine that the unlucky Goul'd system lord and his minions wouldn't have suffered a less severe fate (Klingons are well versed in the art of torture, and I'm pretty sure they have practiced this art for many generations, probably from the close to the beginning of their culture. I confess I haven't read the whole chapter yet, but I just wanted to convey these thoughts, so that I could simply enjoy reading the rest of the chapter, without having to worry about conveying them later.

Why do I see Will Decker making an appearan ce? :-)

Just read this, and you have done a fabulous job with this crossover. Crossovers are sometimes difficult, but you pulled it off seamlessly. Both fandoms are great too, even if I'm not quite as familiar with one than the other.

I'm looking forward to reading more of your work. :)

well this is getting interesting .

I just got to say you're and absolute GENIUS!

I've read all your stories but this one is by far the best you've ever written! With A thin veneer a close second. But that is not to say your our stories aren't above average (by quite a bit), its just this one is so much better! The Fall of Romulus was totally spine chilling! The Borg were just the icing on a Cylon cake. But I just have one burning question; What happened to the Scimitar? Shinzon's ship. I know you said later that (Q to Sela) Shinzon was gone but where is his ship? Is it going to appear sometime later in your stories?

I'd really like to know!

Anyway, I'm eagerly waiting to see waht happens to Janeway and crew in Earth Alliance space.

Please upadate soon!

an interesting story line keep it up it's really good!

Good Story so far.

This repost? Most excellent!

Interesting, well written and truly enjoyable. Is the reference about the "goul'kids snake gods and their Kaffea slaves" some veiled reference to Stargate? If so, I would like to know where in hell did the stargates end as none of them had appeared to the present moment.

And another thing. Would it be impossible for the colonials or the Feds to develop an anticomputer magnetic pulses or ion cannon weapon? It could make a turning point in the whole war.

I have read all four stories written by you on and I think they are all great stories and you are one great writer.

MORE!SOON!PLEASE!

This is the first story of yours that I have read. I have to admit this is pretty good. Don't keep the loyals waiting for very long.

NOVIEMBRE? AY CARAMBA. NO ME GUSTA PARA NADA. (Note: the g g is pronounced as an h in spanish, don't screw up saying it.)AY NO!