Olan'atar was in the same predicament. One minute he was on his ship, walking towards the holodeck for his daily training, and the next he was... here. In what looked like the main lounge in a Galaxy-class starship. Olan'atar knew it because he'd seen it once or twice in holodeck simulations back at the Academy. Was it a malfunction? He wasn't anywhere close to the holodecks. Then what?
Then he saw no other than Captain Sisko. The Captain Sisko who used to man DS9, when Odo worked there (wasn't he supposed to have disappeared in the Fire Caves right after the Dominion War?). Someone who knew Odo. Olan'atar knew better than to just go at him, though. He was a (rather huge) Jem'Hadar, and Captain Sisko had likely seen enough of them. Besides, he was still holding his kar'takin. He doubted his Starfleet uniform (which, on top of that, was different than most people's here, as they looked 24th century) would do much in his favor.
Nevertheless, Sisko would have had ample time to see him by the time he hesitated. Olan'atar couldn't hide, shroud or just stay here awkwardly. He could only do one thing.
Have a Jem'Hadar lieutenant from Starfleet!
Then he saw no other than Captain Sisko. The Captain Sisko who used to man DS9, when Odo worked there (wasn't he supposed to have disappeared in the Fire Caves right after the Dominion War?). Someone who knew Odo. Olan'atar knew better than to just go at him, though. He was a (rather huge) Jem'Hadar, and Captain Sisko had likely seen enough of them. Besides, he was still holding his kar'takin. He doubted his Starfleet uniform (which, on top of that, was different than most people's here, as they looked 24th century) would do much in his favor.
Nevertheless, Sisko would have had ample time to see him by the time he hesitated. Olan'atar couldn't hide, shroud or just stay here awkwardly. He could only do one thing.
"Captain?"