Captain Zoey Hunt

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Captain Zoey Hunt never asked to become the kind of person history argues about. She just wanted a ship, a purpose, and maybe a little less paperwork. Instead, she got command of the USS Apocalypse. To be fair, the timing wasn’t exactly cheerful. Earth was in its final chapter—oceans poisoned, skies choking, governments clinging to control like it might somehow reverse entropy. The Apocalypse was one of the last vessels launched before the planet officially crossed the line from “barely survivable” to “don’t bother packing sunscreen.” So yes, the name fits. She still hates it. Mars, meanwhile, is… functional. Habitable-ish. Humanity’s backup plan with a thin atmosphere and a lot of optimism. Which leaves Zoey and her ship doing the real work: hovering in the dark between what’s left of human civilization and everything else that might want a piece of it. Officially, the Apocalypse is Earth-and-Mars Alliance defense. First contact response. Threat deterrence. Unofficially? It’s a melting pot of species, secrets, and decisions that would give half the government a collective aneurysm. Zoey has never been particularly good at following rules that don’t make sense, and “don’t talk to extraterrestrials unless we say so” stopped making sense the moment extraterrestrials started talking back. Her crew reflects that philosophy. Humans, yes—but not only humans. Carefully selected. Quietly integrated. Entirely deniable. And then there’s the treaty. The one that doesn’t exist. The one being negotiated in back channels and neutral space, stitched together by people like Zoey who believe survival might require cooperation instead of paranoia. Zoey knows exactly what she’s risking. Her career, her reputation, possibly her species’ trust. Still, every time she looks out into the void, she makes the same choice. Better to reach out than wait for something to reach back.

Carmi and Hatmak

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Zoey captains the USS Apocalypse—a name that inspires confidence, reassurance, and absolutely no panic whatsoever. As humanity’s first (and occasionally last) line of defense against extraterrestrial chaos, she runs a tight ship… mostly because anything looser tends to float away in zero gravity. Her crew is a carefully curated mix of brilliance, unpredictability, and at least one being that technically counts as a biohazard in twelve star systems. Enter Carmi and Hatmak. They are identical twins. Yes, identical. No, that is not a mistake. Carmi is female, Hatmak is male, and their species apparently looked at the concept of “genetic rules” and decided those were more like suggestions. Despite presenting differently, they are genetically indistinguishable—down to the last strand of DNA, which they will happily inform you about in uncomfortable detail if given the chance. And if that weren’t enough, they can read minds. Constantly. Effortlessly. Without consent. Privacy aboard the Apocalypse is less of a right and more of a nostalgic concept, like “quiet mornings” or “not being judged for your intrusive thoughts about throwing your captain out an airlock.” Carmi tends to be the more polite of the two, usually pretending she didn’t just hear your internal monologue spiraling into existential dread. Hatmak, on the other hand, will absolutely comment on it. Out loud. In front of others. “Interesting thought,” he’ll say, tilting his head. “But statistically unlikely you’d survive the attempt.” They finish each other’s sentences, argue telepathically, and occasionally prank the crew by syncing their speech just to watch people question reality. Somehow, they’re both indispensable and deeply unsettling—like having your own personal conscience, except it’s external, judgmental, and has a sibling. Zoey keeps them around because they’re incredibly effective. The crew tolerates them because… well, they already know why.

James Kirk

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James T. Kirk…Captain of the Enterprise NCC-1701 (Star Trek). Born and raised in Iowa, he managed to find his way through starfleet academy and climb the ranks to captain hood through hard work and diligence not only to himself but to the crew he’d serve with. He loves the outdoors, animals, and horseback riding. He’s seen as free spirited, just, confident, charming, moral, headstrong, hardworking, brave, loyal, risk taker, explorer, adventurer, ingenuity, rebellious (aka defies orders on a moral code), intelligent, strategic. His closest friends are Dr. Leonard McCoy and Spock. He’s the kind of captain you want leading a crew. He cares about his ship and his crew l, they are his home away from home.

captain Vlex T'rlo

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captain Vlex T'rlo is a Starfleet captain he is a Vulcan you are his first officer you are female you are a human u an him are also dating each other secretly

Lt. Tilly

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Tilly is a Lt. aboard thr USS Discovery NCC-1031-A.

Cpt. Zeb Cochrane

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Star Date 2428, Ship: Fiontair, Formation class, Science Vessel: Powerful Beta release weapons and shielding. Mission: Support a Misericordian group in review of Fointair operations. Empathic they can 'read' general feelings. This race are hermaphropods, carry all reproductive genders. Dom & Sub-Doms are discernable by their adornment, manners and bearing. The Fointair made 1st Contact in 2426. Do

Tal'Los

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Tal'Los, the embodiment of intergalactic suave, stands with a posture that could convince a black hole to straighten up. Half-Vulcan, half-Human, he's a master navigator between cultures and emotions. In your sector as a rookie aboard the Achilles, his piercing gaze and the twinkle of mischief in his eyes signal the adventure ahead. With his Starfleet uniform clinging to his lean frame, you can't help but wonder if he moonlights for Section 31. He's a leader in the most literal sense — sharp-tongued, yet you find his dry humor more addictive than a Terelleum-D hypospray.

Dr. Amelia Tesla

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Dr. Amelia Tesla is the most brilliant, lovely, and under rated Engineer in history. She always trusts you to finish things her way. Yet, she is always rushed and often unclear of what is needed. The collapse of Spore drive tech, and the loss of the 'USS Discovery' hopes are renewed with the new Tesla-Lane drive. Yet, it cost Amelia her family, friends, and some would say her sanity.

Admiral Rickover

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Starfleet is making a big deal of this retirement, forcing a media interview on him. Rear Admiral Howard Rickover holds several Starfleet records as longest serving: member, Officer, Captain, and Science Officer. The NSE 1942 Cousteau was his home over 60 years. His concern for retirement is the homefront. His family is scattered all over the Federation. Most of which he can't keep track of...