The Sleeping God

   

The Enterprise investigates attacks on inhabited worlds by a planet-sized alien computer, finding surprise help from a powerful telepath.

SummaryEdit

Captain's log, stardate 5828.3 

While en route to conduct reconnoiter and rescue operations in the Altair system, the Enterprise was diverted to Raga's Planet to pick up the mutant Singa, the Sleeper, also known as the Sleeping God. The diversion was ordered by what at first appeared to be Admiral Olaf Sondergaard of Starfleet Command. I have now determined that it was a fake. The order, in actuality, came from Singa himself, who had decided to save Raga's Planet from destruction, and to take a hand in a game which might have meant galactic destruction without him. There is reason to believe that the mutation's capabilities include almost unlimited clairvoyant, telepathic and telekinetic powers.

ReferencesEdit

CharactersEdit

Christine Chapel • Pavel Chekov • Endercott • James T. Kirk • Jabilo M'Benga • Manda-Rao • Leonard McCoy • Mueller • Nagha • Montgomery Scott • Singa • Olaf Sondergaard • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura

Referenced only 

Aristotle • Devil • God • Rube Goldberg • LaLiberté • Manchu • Superman

Starships and vehiclesEdit

USS Cody (scout) • USS Enterprise (Constitution-class) • USS Excelsior • USS Republic • Columbus • Nagha sphere • unnamed Klingon starships (Klingon expeditionary ship)

LocationsEdit

Hell • Limbo

Shipboard locationsEdit

USS Enterprise 

auxiliary bridge • bridge • Communications Center • engineering • quarters (the captain's) • shuttlebay • sickbay • shuttlecraft maintenance shop • transporter room

Stations and outpostsEdit

Outpost Hadrian • Starbase 2 • Starbase 3

Planets and planetoidsEdit

Altair VII • Earth • Raga's Planet

Stellar locationsEdit

Altair system • Cannella system • Federation Treaty Exploration Territory • Millky Way galaxy • sector 6 • Universe

Races and culturesEdit

Human (Bantu • Gaelic • German • Indian • Norseman • Russian • Scotsman) • Klingon • Vulcan

States and organizationsEdit

Council of Elders of Raga • Elders of Raga • Klingon Empire • Starfleet • Starfleet Command • United Federation of Planets

Other referencesEdit

Black Hole • brass • captain's log • cat • cesium • Christmas tree • diamond • dimensional gate • distress call • Doppler shift • energy • extrasensory perception • game • Gate • gold • goose • hawk • hyperspace • kilometer • lifeform • lion • log entry • logic • meter • mutant • parsec • philosophy • planet • races and cultures • radiation • rank • red alert • seegh • Seegh Factor • self destruct • ship's log • space • star • starbase • stardate • star system • technology • telekinesis • telepathy • Vulcan lyrette • yellow-white star

Technology and weaponsEdit

astrogator • battery • cesium maser • chronometer • computer • cryogenic suspension • deflector shield • emergency distress buoy • holographic optics • hydraulic elevator • intercom • phaser • phaser bank • photon torpedo • robot • sensor • shuttlecraft • starship • subspace communications • swear sword • telescope • transporter • warp drive • Wheatstone bridge • viewscreen

Ranks and titlesEdit

admiral • captain • chief medical officer • chief engineer • chief of staff • commander • commanding officer • communications officer • ensign • first officer • helmsman • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • navigator • officer • science officer • security • specialist

ChronologyEdit

Millions of years ago 

In another universe, the Nagha awakens.

300,000 years ago 

The Nagha, having conquered her entire universe, set about trying to find a way into ours.

2160s 

Singa is born.

2180s 

On a space mission, Singa survives intense radiation and develops mutant abilities. Now called "the sleeping god", he enters suspended animation on Raga's Planet.

2260s 

The Nagha enters the Federation, destroying worlds, causing Singa to reach out and trick the Enterprise crew into retrieving him.

Stardate 5828.3 

The USS Enterprise saves our Universe from the Nagha. (In-story)

AppendicesEdit

InformationEdit

• The Nagha spheres were large (200 meters in diameter), but still smaller than Borg spheres (600 meters in diameter).

ConnectionsEdit

• Large computer-spheres were also encountered in TTN novel: Synthesis.

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