Stardate 52039.5

     Ju'el walked to the outside of the workshop, which just looked like an 
old shed from the outside.  She went up to what looked like an old twentieth 
century breaker box and opened it.  Anyone else would have seen ten old, dusty
switches covered with spiderwebs.  Ju'el, however, saw an invisible grid with 
controls to the shop.  Only her, her Master, and her fellow workers would have
been able to view it or touch it.  She had received her Master's orders and hit
a button on the grid.
     The away team had just pulled Calea away from Jarrod when the lights shut
off and then returned.  They looked around.  Nothing looked different.  A few 
pulled out their tricorders, but they didn't work.  Beeg looked at his phaser,
the only one that worked, and fired it, but it was again not working.  Then the
shop's door opened and Ju'el walked in.  She walked around the group, examining
the people.
     Mason stepped forward and said, "Ensign Bruder!"
     Ju'el ignored him. She walked over to Ja'ka, who was called Jarrod when he
was a human.  She picked him up and stepped over to another wall.  It slid open
revealing a small opening just big enough for one person.  She put Ja'ka in and
the wall slid back into place.  The away team had been afraid to move before,
but now Captain Mason started to walk towards Ju'el.  He hit an invisible wall
and flinched.  A force field.  The away team was trapped inside a force field.
Ju'el smirked and asked her Master what to do next.

     Elea entered her quarters, she had just gotten off her shift.  She wasn't
there for long.

     The away team had been trapped inside the force field one minute, and then
they were in a room just barely big enough to hold them all.  The walls were of
white stone and none of the team's instruments worked.  No one could figure out
what to do.  Little did they know they had not moved, but rather the force 
field had become not so invisible.  The alien didn't want them to see him bring
down Elea.  He would have started working on her right away, but he had other 
matters to attend to on the ship.  Ju'el was once again in charge on the 
planet, being the first perfect one.  
     She retrieved Ja'ka from the resurrection machine.  He stood up, good as 
ever.  He was, in fact, just a machine.  Well, not all machine, but the 
important parts were machine, like the immune system, reflexes, and parts of 
the brain.  But, Ja'ka was still human, and he was still Lieutenant Alex Jarrod
of the U.S.S. Equinox.  Ju'el, too, was still Ensign Etely Bruder, and 
something about the alien's program failed.  He left the memories and thoughts
of the original person in his soldiers' minds to better equip them to fight, 
but he didn't realize that the human part would dominate over the machine.  It
took a while to happen, but it did happen.
     Ju'el was walking towards Elea to prep her for surgery, when all of a 
sudden she stopped.  Bruder looked down and saw her crewmate.  She turned 
around and looked at Jarrod, who had helped with her med exam when she first 
came on the ship.  She hit him in the forehead with the base of her wrist, 
right where she knew the deactivate button was.  He slumped over.  She removed
Elea from the table and placed Jarrod on it, and began setting in motion the 
things that would cause his mind to take over Ja'ka.  She found an invisible 
grid and removed the force field.  The crew members looked around in shock.  
Then Bruder hit another button, deactivating the dampening field, causing the 
team's equipment to turn on.
     "Go back to the ship, and take Elea.  Now, while you still can!", she
ordered them.
     Mason would have none of this, "Ensign Bruder, I don't trust you anymore,
you little traitorous villain!"  With that he grabbed Beeg's phaser and shot, 
but Bruder had activated a shield around herself.
     "If you won't go back I'll do it myself!"  She hit another button on the
grid and the team found themselves on the Bridge.  All on duty were shocked, 
hadn't the Captain been right there in his chair?  All of a sudden he had 
disappeared and then this group appeared seconds later.
     The alien had been sitting on the Bridge working out his plan for that
little nuisance in the brig.  All of a sudden he could feel something wasn't 
right.  He was back on the planet, standing in front of Bruder and Jarrod.  
They both had his highly powered weapons aimed at him.  His own soldiers 
rebelling!  How had this happened?  Why had his perfect soldiers not been 
perfect!?
     The alien, who still looked like Captain Mason, scowled at his former 
soldiers, "You're programmed to follow my orders!"
     The two still kept their weapons aimed at him.
     He yelled, "You both know it's a mistake to kill me.  Another Changeling 
from the Dominion is here looking for me.  He'll kill both of you whether I'm 
dead or not.  At least I can protect you from him."
     Etely heard a sound from outside.  It was somebody walking up to the 
workshop.
     The alien smiled, "You see, Ju'el, he's coming already.  Don't think you 
can beat him on your own."
     Etely frowned when he called her Ju'el, her name was Etely Bruder.  She 
knew in the back of her mind that he was probably right about the other 
Changeling and was scared, but didn't show it.  She said to Jarrod, "Stay here
and keep and eye on him.  I'll be right back."  With that Etely walked outside.
     Jarrod hit his comm badge, "Captain, we have the Changeling who first 
impersonated then killed your son, then next impersonated you to run the ship,
meanwhile kidnapping Elea, Ensign Bruder and myself to turn us into his 
personal pawns, and planning on doing the same with the whole planet.  We have
him right here.  We're awaiting your orders, Captain."
     Etely cautiously stepped out of the door, looking around for the other
Changeling.  She noticed movement in front of her and raised her weapon.  
Before she could fire though, a high powered blast from a phaser rifle hit her,
blowing her firing arm off.  She fell to the ground and saw the Equinox's 
engineer, Syxx, run up to her, blood pouring out of her right arm socket.