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Torin. Speaker of Eerlik (Fatal Error).

Traelus II. Klingon agricultural colony. The colony was wiped out by a Tholian web generator in 2268. Evidence of the massacre was found by the U.S.S. Defiant, but the ship fell into interphase before it could report these findings. In 2376, when the U.S.S. da Vinci salvaged the Defiant, Tholian commander Nostrene was ordered to destroy the evidence of the attack on the colony in order to minimize damage to Tholian relations with the Klingon Empire (Interphase Book 1).

triovar field. An Androssi security device that, like most of their technology, employs dimensional shifts. When an item is surrounded by a triovar field, the field remains in an alternate dimension until someone or something comes in proximity to it, at which point a net-like force field surrounds the item (Cold Fusion).

Trivas system. Planetary system (“Empok Nor” [DS9]). Located in unclaimed space between the Federation and Cardassian borders, the system is the location of abandoned station Empok Nor. The system is not strategically useful, which is why the Cardassians abandoned it in 2372 (Cold Fusion).

Troi, Deanna. Ship’s counselor on the U.S.S. Enterprise (The Belly of the Beast).

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Undlar. Priest of Eerlik. Though he did take the vows of the priesthood, Undlar was in fact a Pevvni Purist who masterminded the sabotage of Ganitriul, the computer that ran Eerlik. He murdered the remaining priests and acolytes, and also killed First Speaker Ansed. He also paid to have the Senbolma installed with non-Ganitriul parts. Through the actions of the crew of the U.S.S. da Vinci, the sabotage was undone and Undlar was taken into custody by Enforcement to answer for his crimes (Fatal Error).

uridium. Mineral substance. Uridium has been found on several planets, including Eerlik (Fatal Error).

Utaka. One of the Pevvni Purists working for Reger Undlar to sabotage Ganitriul (Fatal Error).

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Valandriw Hall. Meeting place for the Speakers of Eerlik (Fatal Error).

Vale, Christine. Security chief of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Lieutenant Vale accompanied Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge on his mission to the U.S.S. da Vinci to salvage the ship known as “the Beast.” Vale has an as-yet unexplained past acquaintance with Lt. Commander Domenica Corsi, the da Vinci’s security chief—Vale cites Corsi as the reason why she joined Starfleet. Vale took the Shuttlecraft Cook back to the Enterprise without La Forge after the Beast was salvaged (The Belly of the Beast).

vixpril. A delicacy from the Nalori homeworld (Invincible Book 1).

Vlugta system. Star system near Cardassian space (“Rivals” [DS9]). Overseer Biron of the Androssi cut short a planned rendezvous with his unnamed client in the Vlugta system when the Starfleet Corps of Engineers crew from the U.S.S. da Vinci penetrated the security he had placed on Station Empok Nor (Cold Fusion).

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web generator. A prototype Tholian weapon. The web generator was intended to be land-based, designed to capture the inhabitants of a planetary installation without harm to them or their structures (Interphase Book 1). In 2268, the Tholians tested the weapon on a Klingon agricultural colony on Traelus II, and it wiped the entire colony out. The U.S.S. Defiant investigated the destruction of Traelus and found the web generator. They were on their way to deliver it to Starfleet Command when they fell into interphase and were trapped between universes (Interphase Book 2). In 2376, the U.S.S. da Vinci found the web generator on the Defiant, and its discovery prompted the Tholians to try to destroy the evidence of their long-ago act of violence against the Klingon Empire (Interphase Book 1).

Wetzel, Sandy. Nurse assigned to the U.S.S. da Vinci (Interphase Book 1). Wetzel gave the crew of the da Vinci theragen boosters while they were in proximity to interphase (Interphase Book 2).

Wong, Songmin. Alpha-shift conn officer for the U.S.S. da Vinci (The Belly of the Beast). Wong was badly injured when the da Vinci