Struck Down in the Galorndon Storm
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Geordi struggles through the storm toward the neutrino beam when an unseen Romulan, Bochra, ambushes him from behind, knocking him unconscious.
Who Was There
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Coldly purposeful and controlled — intent on completing the ambush with minimal fuss, showing no visible hesitation or moral wavering in the act.
Bochra emerges from cover, steps into Geordi's path and delivers a crushing rear strike; after Geordi falls, Bochra remains standing over the unconscious engineer, projecting control and threat through posture and presence.
- • neutralize a Federation engineer to deprive the enemy of technical advantage
- • capture or render Geordi immobile to create leverage for Romulan objectives
- • prevent Federation forces from following the neutrino beacon
- • surprise and decisive violence are effective tools for field control
- • a single well‑executed strike can shift tactical advantage to the Romulans
- • Geordi represents an asset or bargaining chip valuable to Romulan strategy
Driven and tunnel‑focused, immediately overridden by disorientation and loss of consciousness — brave persistence cut suddenly to helplessness.
Geordi advances through the storm along a rocky hillside toward the neutrino beam, then is unexpectedly struck from behind by a hard impact and falls into frame unconscious; his lone rescue effort is abruptly terminated by the assault.
- • reach the neutrino beam to locate/assist the source (Wesley)
- • maintain progress through hazardous terrain despite sensory interference
- • survive the environment and avoid becoming separated or captured
- • the neutrino beam is a reliable beacon that will lead to survivors
- • he can navigate the storm well enough to complete the rescue
- • moving alone is faster/necessary given the emergency
Location Details
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The rocky hillside is the immediate stage of the ambush: outcrops and hollows provide cover for the assailant, uneven ground channels Geordi’s movement, and the slope’s concealment permits a rear strike that converts a forward crawl into a collapse.
The Galorndon Surface provides the hostile, storm‑driven context for the ambush: ionic interference, driving winds, and collapsing visibility isolate individuals and degrade sensors, making close‑range surprise attacks feasible and turning rescue into a perilous, tactical crucible.
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