Starfleet Records. James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. What if the gods they worshipped on ancient Earth were...? Stardate: 3468.1 (2267) Kirk begins to wonder if the gods worshipped by ancient civilizations could have been these travelers with enormous power and control over things incomprehensible in Earth's history more than 5,000 years ago. Aboard the Enterprise, Spock is proceeding under the same assumption, and the crew may be making headway: Lieutenant Uhura rigs a subs

Starfleet Records. James T. Kirk, Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Halloween? Stardate: 3018.2 (2267). Winds and fog try to thwart the landing party, but they eventually discover a large castle – the source of the lifeform readings. Entering the castle, they find a black cat and identify all the iconography of old Earth tales. On the bridge of the Enterprise, Ensign Chekov reports to assistant chief engineer DeSalle that the landing party's lifeform readings are the only ones on the plane

Starfleet Records: Starfleet Records. James T. Kirk. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. An old memory. Stardate: 3619.2-3620.7 (2268) "Captain's log, stardate 3619.6. One of the men in critical condition, the other is dead. And I… I am now even more convinced that this is not only an intelligent creature, but the same which decimated the crew of the USS Farragut eleven years ago in another part of the galaxy. Both Spock and McCoy are doubtful of this, and I sense they also doubt my decision