Aegis McIsh
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[[Category:Star Trek: SS Starlight|McIsh, Aegis]] | [[Category:Star Trek: SS Starlight|McIsh, Aegis]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:07, 23 June 2008
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| Aegis in 2406 | |
| Species: | |
| Homeworld: |
"Talos V" |
| Gender: |
Male |
| Born: |
July 4, 2389 |
| Eyes: |
Emerald Green |
| Hair: |
Dirty Blonde (with darker black spot rosettes) |
| Height: |
5'1" |
| Weight: |
78 lbs. |
| Affiliation: |
Independent |
| Assignment: | |
| Position: |
Passenger |
| First Appearence: | |
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- "Ah, okay. I don't suppose that much matters here. Bryan is Cap, and after that, not much matters... well, except for Aegis, he thinks he's Emperor."
- —"Irish" on ranks and Aegis (STS: Avoiding the Devil at the Crossroads)
Aegis McIsh was a passenger aboard the SS Starlight in the early 25th century in the aftermath of the Borg War.
He was the child to Zara Rellan and T'rralln McIsh.
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History
Pre-Starlight
The early portion of Aegis' childhood was spent aboard Deep Space Seven along with ten other siblings. A life that was shattered with the advent of the Borg War, an event that caused the second litter of siblings (of which Aegis is the sole survivor) to be sent back to Trill as a means of ensuring their safety.
However, the freighter would not find it's destination, rather it would come under the attack of a wayward Borg ship and have an assimilation commence. Aegis, attempting to protect his siblings and his own life, fought against the invaders but was ultimately subdued by the greater numbers and superior technology of the Borg invaders.
- An event which would leave the Caitain with a permanent psychological trauma and possibly fuel his own delusions of grandeur out of fear of being in a position of powerlessness once more.
In the aftermath, finding Aegis neither remarkable nor worthy enough of assimilation, the Borg Queen which commanded the detachment marooned Aegis upon the forbidden planet of Talos where he would spend an unknown number of years in solitude, causing the survival instincts of the Caitain to overwhelm his Trill half.