Stardate 52043.2

     Lyinn looked around.  She seemed to be in a metal tunnel about twice her 
height.  She wasn't quite sure how it happened, but she seemed to now be on a
starship, and that starship was under attack.
     One second she was on a planet seemingly about to die, and the next she 
was caught up in some kind of blue light.  Then nothing, and then she was 
standing a HUGE pad of some sort, in a room with a tall man who looked like 
his eyes were going to pop out.  He just stood there, doing nothing, so Lyinn 
dropped the jewelry and headed for what might be a door.  It even opened 
without you doing anything!  Blue lights, an' slidin' doors, what else do these
people have?, Lyinn couldn't help but think.
     After trotting for a while she came across an open hole in the wall.  
Looking at it, it didn't seem like a door.  It wasn't big enough, and it was 
placed off the ground.
     But whatever that was in there must be better that walking so much out in
the open.  She climbed in, and a ways down saw two people crawling on their 
hands and knees.  She thought it odd they would make a tunnel more comfortable
for someone her size than their own.  Then she noticed they were wearing what 
looked like Starfleet uniforms.
     Well, if they're Starfleet, then I must be on a Starfleet ship, she 
thought.  That would explain the blue light... which must be a transporter!  
My, my, I've heard of 'em, but to think I have now used one!
     It wasn't hard to pass by the personnel.  There was another tunnel that 
went off in a separate direction, and they were too busy to notice anything, 
anyway.  After walking a while, Lyinn came to a stop. 
     I must find out where I am.  Which way am I going?  Up, down?  I best get
out at the next little door and see if I can find a map.
     Just a short jog away, there was a little door, as she now called them.  
This one didn't go out into a big tunnel, instead it went into a big room 
filled with metal boxes. 
     This must be a storage room.  There has got to be a big door somewhere, 
she wondered to herself.
     But before Lyinn could find one, the whole room began shaking.  Boxes 
were coming down everywhere.  Lyinn decided that maybe she should just hide in
one of the few boxes that weren't moving, and wait out whatever was causing 
this.  Then maybe she would talk to one of the Starfleet, maybe even the 
Captain.
     It could be so wonderful if I could stay.  Out among the stars like a true
wanderer... Well, maybe if the ship would stop shaking.