Thread: Star Trek TNG:  The Wormhole

Pirates, don't get me started on that one. There are plenty of those. Mining rights, since the pact is only between six species we rarely have conflicts like that. She told him. Plasma gun, the results are not unlike your phaser though. She explained. She lead him into the room. We had to. The computer was still on fire when we got there. We were lucky enough to be able to save the languistic database, but not much more I'm afraid. Kyrea told him. I think it shouldn't be a problem. She said and looked at the man in charge who gave a nod. He would see that there were different kinds among her species. Some were much smaller and squirrel like, some were looking with more bright colored feathers, not unlike parrots, others were more like swans with long necks and white or black feathers and flippers in between the fingers on the pair of hands below rather then claws, and the one in charge looked to be sort of a vulture with longer neck and completely bold. The one in charge wasn't glad when he heard them talk about shopping before dinner, but since she was assigned to him this might not mean a date. Alright, this way. She said and lead him back out tot he hovercar and headed to what wasn't unlike a supermarket. Though the things being sold were rather different. Of course there were the different sorts of meat, but they weren't as clearly cut as any human supermarket would have. One could by a head, rib cage, legs, all with skin still attacked and whatnot. Fish weren't clean and gutted either, just cooled. Since intestets were often considered a delicasy, in fact those were sold seperately if the creature they came from was rather large and those were pricy, mostly the stomach and bowls since they contained nutrients from the creature's previous meal, then the liver, fat and heart and then the rest. The fruit and vegitable section had more in common with Earth, though the species of fruit and vegitables were different each had their own crate, had been cleaned and one could grab paper like bags to put them in. There was a section of nuts and some sort of candy like things, but it remained much closer to nature. Sometimes the nuts were covered in something, but he'd find that bread wasn't something invented on this planet. There was a section of drinks which mostly consisted out of fruit juices and mineral water and a small portion contained some alcoholic drinks. Since people on this planet only drank it on rare occassions and it wasn't common to serve alcohol on normal days the section was much smaller then you'd expect on earth, though the variation in alcohol varied from 2 to 60. Near the end was a section with cooking books and imported stuff. Here it was that he could find something similar to bread and candy more like on eEarth and anything else important that wasn't fresh. Milk was one of the other things that wasn't sold as from this planet, but it was among the imported stuff. Since Hanadians usually enjoyed the natural taste of things herbs and spices were also only found in the section of imported goods. Kyrea guided him through the supermarket, not sure what he was planning to make and how his people cooked. She looked curiously at the ingredients for a moment.