The Ferengi Grand Proxy  had hung back while everyone was speaking.  He was
not overly comfortable with large groups of people. He had a feeling that
most of his colleagues did not see him as measuring up.  He was   intrigued
by the Venasians. They always seemed a bit mysterious to him and they were
becoming even more so as he met more of them.

Valtris  had bowed her head as the General introduced each member of his
staff. She knew few Venasians, but these folks made her wary. She was not
sure why.  One would think that the current representative to the  Council
would disturb her more with her Borg implants, but these three made  her
spine run cold.

"It is a pleasure to meet your staff, General," said the Plantoc in response to the introductions. "I am sure that they serve you and your people well."

In response to Admiral Lasiter, the Fleetmaster replied, "Fleetmaster will be sufficient, Admiral. While General A'amon and I technically hold the same rank within the military, I would not want to cause confusion."

"Thank you, Plantoc," A'amon replied to the head of the Council, "And here is someone who requires no introduction. I am sure you remember T'remea Celana D'amondra."

The moment many had undoubtedly been dreading finally came - the introduction of a cloned Celana D'amondra to people who had known her before... and to a very elite few who knew the real Celana secretly hid on board the station while she recovered. The Clone approached from behind. Her ambassadorial uniform had been changed from the former blue to black slashed with gold, the colors A'amon seemed to be adopting for his own. She looked identical to Celana D'amondra, but there were subtle differences noticeable only to those who knew. The way she walked. Her expression. And, when she spoke.

"Plantoc, Admiral," she greeted with a tilt of her head, "It is a pleasure to meet you again."

"T'remea D'amondra has, as you know, taken graciously taken leave of her duties to serve as the representative for the diplomatic corps on my staff. She is now a liason between myself and the other T'remeas in the field."

Dolari Haryail watched the proceedings from the back of the room, somewhat forgotten. For one moment there is a flash of malovelent hatred - very uncharacteristic of a Venasian - on her face, and several of her Borg implants light up. The instant is very brief, and only caught by Lasiter as he looks around uncomfortably...

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