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Abyss (Star Trek) : ウィキペディア英語版
Abyss (Star Trek novel)

''Abyss'' is a ''Star Trek: Deep Space Nine'' novel written by David Weddle and Jeffrey Lang. It is part of the ''Star Trek: Section 31'' miniseries and forms an early part of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine relaunch, developing some of the characters and plot lines introduced in the preceding ''Avatar'' books 1 and 2.
==Synopsis==
Shortly after the ''Deep Space Nine'' series finale, Dr. Julian Bashir is once again confronted by Section 31. The rogue group is Starfleet's black ops, answerable to no one. They convince Bashir to go take on Locken, a man who had taken over an enemy facility and wishes to restart a new race of genetically enhanced super-beings. Both Bashir and Locken themselves are genetically enhanced.

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