y to bajor but i'm worrrrd about molly. she's getting old enough to know when something's wrong. i think she'e'scared. it's only natural. oh, by the way, i ordered two sets ofofhose new deridium-alloy darts i told you about. they should be here next week. darts? we're facing a major interstellar war and you're thinking about darts? life must go on. besides, i have a feeling things are going to turn out for the best. your asparagus with yamok sauce. the last of my fresh asparagus, i might add. not that i'll need to stock it anymore. somehow i get the feeling there won't be much demand fororuman food once the jem'hadar have finished with this place. aren't you being a lilile pessimistic? am i? the jem'hadar don't eat, don't drink and they don't have sex enough, the founders don't eat and don't drink and they don't'. which, between you and me makes my financial future less than promoming. it might not be so bad. for all we know the vorta could be gluttonous, alcoholic sex maniacs. i never thought of that. i wonder what their favorite food is... good news. has entered bajoran space.

but bajor will be cut off from the celestial temple. history has shown whenever the prophets want to communicate with bajor they find a way. but... it's either that or bajor becomes the first dominion target. we'll have to remodulate the deflector grid frequencies and rig a phase-conjugate graviton beam. you and dax start working immediately. what about worf? odo: if we close the wormhole he and garak will be trapped in the gamma quadrant. casualties... of war. we have 36 hours to find their way home. let's hope they can make it. the dominion used to mine ultritium here. there was no dome. each one of these barracks had its own life-support system embedded in the walls. and tain was able to modify that life-support system and create a subspace transmitter. yeah. there's a crawlspace just behind those panels. he spent hours in there working every day for months on end. cardassians-- ( chuckles ) they're clever people. especially that one. but in just a few days, at best he'll be dead. then it is up to us they're releasing him from isolat

could be others-- troops from the cardassian-romulan fleet survivors from the dominion attack on new bajor and even crew members from those federation ships that disappeared in the gamma quadrant. this is a mission of mercy. you can't ignore it. i'm still not totally convinced that it's a genuine message. but i suppose there's only one way to find out. captain you can't let him go. it's too dangerous. your concern is touching but i assure you, i can take care of myself. doctor? i think you've just volunteered. dr. bashir isn't going anywhere. but i do have someone else in mind. i don't know what makes me angrier-- that you agreed to go into the gamma quadrant with garak or that i had to hear it from sisko. i was going to tell you. when? on your way out the airlock? a klingon warrior does not have to explain why he chooses to face danger, not even to his par'machkai. so in other words you were afraid i'd make a scene... that i'd embarrass you, maybe even cry. you are capable of anything. don't worry, worf. i won't be shedding any tears over you. then you came to wish me a good death in batt