This is so well-written

Good old Q . . .

I don't know what species, either.

But is sure as hell doesn't matter, because sheer loneliness and the need to spread the word in a way that can't be denied or ignored led her to become cyberlife.

She's the Borg Queen now.

A nice oneshot. Of course, considering the name of the Omega molecule, it seems obvious it would be massively dangerous. About the question, however, if they were the only planet for the species, maybe it wouldn't be communicated, but if they had to report things, like ... We're working with Omega molecules, and this is what we've found since our last update. This is the next phase of research... and then the planet disappears in an explosion, then they could figure out that was the problem.

Omega is not a planet killer (In that Voyager episode parts of the research station still survived), the main problem with Omega is that even a single molecule will damage Subspace for light-years around making FTL travel impossible. For a civilization that depends on FTL travel that makes its existence too dangerous to contemplate.

hey, it's a valid question, and valid questions tend to lead to creativity, which tends to lead to ideas for stuff, inculding great fics. This was a nice lil oneshot, though I'd hate to be the one who became immortal. Geez, I'd feel guilty for forever. The only reason I'd want to be the one to live would be if I were pregnant, so if I were them, I'd vote for whoever was pregnant, so at least two lives made it.

Hmm, do you get the feeling Omega particles are part of the genetic make-up of the Q? Cause I sure do! You did a brilliant job, kudos! :D

Haha! Awesome. So very... evil, but helpful at the same time. I totally love your summary, too. You have a definite gift in being pithy, that's all I can say.

Vrey well done. I can see Q doing that.