"The best place to start would be determining which ship we are on." Stardate would also be information she was interested in. Coordinates. How they got here is a secondary concern, to her. A question she would be pleased to have answered, but she's seen a lot and this isn't surprising.
She might not be in uniform herself, but she has no compunction about going to the nearest crewman in a recognizable uniform--slightly different than the ones worn by Voyager's crew, but not significantly enough to give her any indication of the timeline. The response she gets to her abrupt question of the ship's name and registry, as well as the stardate, does, admittedly, give her pause.
Enterprise was a ship that she knew. Not from personal experience. But the Borg had assimilated enough people who did have that experience, including this ship's captain. But judging from the stardate, that hadn't happened yet.
She turns to her unexpected companion. "There is one answer, at least. We are on the Enterprise, Starfleet's flagship. The year is 2366." She adds the last for his benefit. It's more relevant to him than her.
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She might not be in uniform herself, but she has no compunction about going to the nearest crewman in a recognizable uniform--slightly different than the ones worn by Voyager's crew, but not significantly enough to give her any indication of the timeline. The response she gets to her abrupt question of the ship's name and registry, as well as the stardate, does, admittedly, give her pause.
Enterprise was a ship that she knew. Not from personal experience. But the Borg had assimilated enough people who did have that experience, including this ship's captain. But judging from the stardate, that hadn't happened yet.
She turns to her unexpected companion. "There is one answer, at least. We are on the Enterprise, Starfleet's flagship. The year is 2366." She adds the last for his benefit. It's more relevant to him than her.