Disclaimer: Paramount and half a dozen other companies and people own DS9 and they wouldn't touch this fic with a ten foot pole and a tranquilizer gun. Several things in here aren't ours and we fully acknowledge that and give credit to those who deserve it. (even if we don't quite know who those people are. ^_^) This story and the words that go to this version of the Gilligan Island song belong to us.
This originally started as a the-ops-crew-is-bored-again fic by me(chrysa). Then I got Amy in on it and then we brought in Regina. So now it's an insane round robin closely resembling our chatroom conversations.
WE rate this R for suggestive comments, political incorrectness, and just plain idiocy. ^_^
See kids, this is what too much soda, chocolate and Bajoran pygmies will do to you. ^_^
Defiant Adventures
It was a typical Monday morning in Ops. Chief O'Brien's curses were as colorful as ever as he worked on the replicator. Worf was his usual unhappy self as he sat at his console. Ezri Dax, feeling an urge to sit at Jadzia's old station, was happily fiddling with the view screen controls. Bashir was oohing and ahhing over her accomplishments, while Odo found an excuse to pop into OPS every half hour with a report and a kiss for Kira. Kira, while waiting for her report and kiss, was tapping her nails on the central Ops table, and Sisko was pretending to play baseball in his office.
By
Chrysa, Amy, and Regina
Everyone was bored out of their minds.
Kira banged her head on the table for a little entertainment.
Ezri looked up concerned. "You bored, Kira?"
"No, I'm trying to give myself a nose job. Of course I'm bored!"
Yup, typical Monday morning.
Ezri took a look around and saw people falling asleep at their stations. *There's got to be something we can do.*
"Come on ya blasted Cardie replicator WORK!" screamed O'Brien as he viciously kicked the machine.
A cup of coffee materialized.
"Yeees!" O'Brien did a victory dance. "I am *so* good!"
Worf glared at him. "If you're so good then why do you have to fix that thing every day?" He ducked as the mug came flying toward him.
"At least I do something," muttered O'Brien. "All you do is sit and scowl. Wouldn't know a good time if it slapped ya on the ass. Oh no, wait, that is your idea of a good time."
"What?!"
"Nothing!" O'Brien smiled brightly and turned back to the replicator. "Klingon warrior my Aunt Fanny." He muttered. "Computer, coffee."
Another mug appeared and he took a sip . . . and another . . . and another until the mug was empty. "Wow," he breathed. "Now that's what I call coffee." He didn't notice the blinking light next to the alcohol setting.
Bashir looked up at him. "You all right, Miles?"
"I feel grrreat! You should try this!" O'Brien replicated another mug and gave it to his friend.
"Mmmmmm! This is really good! You didn't add anything did you?" Bashir whipped out a tricorder.
O'Brien was insulted. "Of course not! I fixed the replicator! What is it with you people?!"
Bashir took another sip. "Damn good coffee in any case."
Soon everyone was crowded around the replicator.
Sisko poked his head out of the office, "What's up?"
Kira, after being on the receiving end of passionate kiss from Odo, replied, "Really kick ass coffee. Here, try some." She handed him a cup.
"This!" Sisko declared dramatically, imitating Captain Kirk. "Is . . . the coffee . . . dreams! . . . are made . . . of!"
Everyone groaned.
"Hey! My teacher said I had great potential!"
Odo snorted. "You look like you're having a heart attack! Get your money back!"
Sisko plopped into a chair and sulked as he sipped his coffee.
Kira gave Odo her mug. "You should try it. It's really good."
Odo gave her a skeptical look. "I'll try it but I don't know if I'll taste anything." He emptied the mug.
For a moment nothing happened.
Then he twitched.
Kira looked at him curiously. "Odo? Baby?"
He started to vibrate in place.
You could hear a pin drop in Ops as everyone stared at the Constable.
The Changeling started to shake and make funny noises. After a moment he quieted down.
Kira tentatively put a hand on his arm. "Sweetie?"
Odo started to emit a high-pitched whine.
"Everybody duck! He's gonna blow!" Kira yelled as she dove for the floor.
Odo shot up like a rocket, steam coming out of his shoes and ears. He hit the ceiling and bounced off like a high speed pingpong ball. Sparks flew and the Ops crew helplessly followed the golden bouncing ball with their eyes.
Finally, Kira managed to crawl over to a replicator. After a moment she came back down hiding something behind her back. The other officers watched in fascination as Kira intently studied Odo. At just the right moment . . .
Quick as lightning, Kira whipped out a giant butterfly net and snagged Odo mid-bounce. The pole of the butterfly net snapped, flipping Kira over and sending her to the floor while Odo made a sizeable hole in a back wall.
The Ops crew applauded.
Kira got up and bowed. "Thank you. Thank you." She ran to Odo's side as he oozed to the floor.
Odo's friends gathered around him as he slowly reformed. Woozily, he looked at them and smiled. "Hi."
Kira smiled. "Hi."
Sisko peered at him, as Bashir took out his tricorder and mentally planned a paper entitled "Changelings: Regular or Decaf?"
Ezri put a hand on Odo's shoulder. "How do you feel?"
Odo thought about that for a moment. "Usually with my hands but I have sensors all over my body." Laughter rang out as he picked himself off the floor. He swayed crazily for a moment. "Wow. What a rush." His eyes strayed to Worf and in a tearful voice he cried out, "I love you, Man!"
Worf, who by this time had sucked down at least twenty mugs, yelled, "I love you, too, Man!"
Ezri was so pleased. "I can feel the love in the room!" She grabbed Bashir's hand. "Everybody! Kumba ya! Kumba ya!"
Immediately, the lights dimmed and a dozen lighters were lighted as the people in Ops swayed back and forth singing.
A beeping caused everyone to pause. Sisko and Kira went to check it out.
"Oh shit."
"No kidding."
The Captain and the Major turned and looked at everyone. "It's Nechayev . . . and Kai Winn!"
"OH SHIT!!!" Screamed everybody as they scattered and hid.
O'Brien flicked off the lights to the entire station. He, Sisko and Kira ducked under the central Ops table. There they found the other Senior officers.
"Isn't it against the laws of the universe for those two to team up?" Grumbled Odo as he pushed Worf's butt out of his face. "Move!"
"Hey! I've got Julian's foot in my stomach." Worf gave an irritated growl. "Can't you morph into something smaller? Like a mouse?"
"Good point." Odo shoved Worf into Bashir's foot before sliding over to Kira.
"Oof!"
"Oh, did I do that, Woof? I'm sorry."
Kira snickered.
An insistent beeping caught everyone's attention.
"Do you think if we just ignore them they'll go away?" Asked Sisko hopefully.
O'Brien snorted.
"Only one way to find out," replied Ezri.
They all scrunched down to wait.
Luck was not on their side.
The beeping became even more insistent until, to everyone's horror the view screen crackled to life.
"Captain Sisko? We know you're there. He is there isn't he?"
"I'm sure the Prophets would have told me if he'd left."
Sisko shuddered. "Should I go talk to them?" He whispered.
"No!" Everyone hissed back.
Kira smacked him in the shoulder. "You say one word to them and they'll never find all the pieces of you."
"Sisko!" Came a high-pitched shriek.
"Kira, the Prophets wish you to speak to me and praise me for all my work."
"Not unless you chained them to a torpedo they didn't, you delusional old hag." Muttered Kira. Odo put a comforting arm around her shoulders.
"Winn, they have to be there."
"I know. Well, we'll just have to dock and find them."
The Senior officers looked at each other in horror.
"Oh like hell they will," declared O'Brien. "I'll blow this station up first."
"I don't think we'll have to go that far," piped up Ezri. "Why don't we just not be on board when they get here?"
The others stared at her for a moment.
"Last one to the Defiant's a rotten egg," said Bashir and they all took off.
"There! There, Nechayev! I told you they were on the station!"