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No. I do not think it is a coincidence that I am here but it was not intentional, Captain. I was... perhaps unwisely experimenting with short range transwarp conduits and my calculations were clearly incorrect. [ Technically a Borg queen for a few minutes aboard the Artifact, Seven had been plugged back into the smallest fraction of the Collective for the first time in decades, and with that had come some valuable knowledge.
She has just as many questions as Janeway likely does, crossing her arms over her chest, trying to parse where to begin. ]
I am uncertain whether my presence will tamper with my future or yours. Since you are acquainted with me, I can assume I am aboard Voyager at this moment? [ Another strange thought, her younger, less controlled, more erratic self somewhere near by, still trying to find her footing, trying to understand what it means to be human. But truth be told, Seven still spends her days attempting to understand what that means. ]
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You are. [ She pushes herself off the console and takes a step closer to her, tilting her head thoughtfully. ] Right now, I think you're in Astrometrics. Probably unwisely experimenting with something else you shouldn't be.
[ She has so many questions, and most of them are ones she knows better than to ask. Not that she's ever held the Temporal Prime Directive to a high degree. Mostly because she'd just prefer not to put too much thought into it. ]
You look good. [ It's all she can think of, but it doesn't seem like enough. But Seven standing here, years from the future, looking healthy and whole and somewhat, dare she think it, relaxed, is something she could have never dreamed of. For a moment, she feels a weight lift from her shoulders that she's forgotten she's been carrying. ] You have a Starfleet shuttle. Which makes me believe things for Voyager will start to look up. [ She holds up her hand briefly, staying Seven from interjecting. ] I know you can't tell me specifics. But I'm not going to lie and say I'm not extremely curious as to how you've ended up here.
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The Seven of Nine Janeway knows now, the one down in Astrometrics was never keen on returning to Earth and even now she still prefers space over solid ground. ] I suspect you already know it, but you have reason to hope, Captain, for yourself and Voyager’s crew. And I... while these circumstances are far from ideal, I am very pleased to see you.
[ There is no one in the universe Seven owes more to, feels more gratitude towards, her found family, her learned individuality. It’s the woman who stands before her now who’d made the decision to sever her from the Collective, to give her a new life, to make her a person again, as resistant to it as she initially was. Clearing her throat and focusing, she arches one brow, still so characteristically Seven. ]
Currently, I technically no longer serve in Starfleet, although I recently assisted an admiral with a specific mission. I am part of an organization that patrols and secures an unstable sector of the quadrant. [ Janeway doesn’t need to know the details behind the Fenris Rangers, but there are a few details about her mission with Picard that are impossible to side step, considering her current situation. ]
During the mission, I was aboard a Borg cube, severed from the Collective for some time. I was, for a short time, re-connected to the Borg remaining on that vessel. [ A pause here — this was kind of a big deal. ] I acquired the knowledge needed to form a transwarp conduit, or at least, I believed such. It would seem I require more information.
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[ It's telling, that that is the first thing she hones in on. It's not that she's oblivious to the more pertinent information Seven has offered--she might have found a way to create a transwarp coil, a concept that is pretty relevant to Voyager's specific problem--but her concern overpowers that for the moment. ]
How could an entire Borg cube be disconnected from the Collective? And why would you re-connect to it? [ Janeway has tried so hard to never put her through that again. Maybe the most important fact was that she was able to escape again, but that still doesn't mean Kathryn is thrilled with the idea. ] I have to admit, that's the last thing I would have wanted for you.
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I am... well. I promise. It was only a small number of drones and I was under a very strong impression that the cube’s submatrix did not wish to reassimilate me. My uniqueness, in this particular case, was to my benefit. [ She’s only had a nightmare or two since, which truthfully Seven counts as a win. ]
In any case, the knowledge gained was worth the risk, both at the time and currently. Perhaps I can assist Voyager differently than... the version of myself already aboard.
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Raising her hand, she places it gently over Seven's hand and squeezes. ]
It seems like your separation from the Collective may have set a precedent.
[ An entire Borg cube liberated and reintegrated into society? No one in Janeway's timeline could even fathom it. Of course, no one but Janeway had any faith in rehabilitating Seven in the beginning, either. ]
You think you could use your knowledge obtained from your brief link to the Borg to build a transwarp conduit and get Voyager home?