Eneas Clio

Eneas Clio is the current chief of the Celestia Civilian Police. A retired Starfleetofficer, she is relatively new to the concept of colonial life. She is also the only known member of the Cervan race living outside the empire's borders.

Personal History
Due to both her unusual childhood and her career in Intelligence, Clio's life is shrouded in layers of mystery. Large pockets of her personnel file are either missing or have been blacked out.

Early Life
Long before the Cerva Conflicts, she was found alone in an unfamiliar escape pod, and the ship that found her took her home. Clio was very young, still a toddler, and at the time an unknown race. When efforts to find her people failed, the ship took her back to Earth, where a sympathetic couple took her in. The only thing they knew about her was her name and her birthday; Eneas Clio with a date next to it was stitched into the blanket she was found with. They quickly discovered that her given name was Clio and that the name was structured in the fashion of a Bajoran or Asian name.

Clio was an inquisitive child, always poking into things. She was fortunate to be surrounded with non-judgmental people who took her slightly "different" appearance as a normal variation for most of her childhood. While many of the children at school began to make fun of her silver eyes and slightly pointed ears, she still didn't really know anything about what she was. She'd rarely been hurt that she remembered, so she didn't realize she was a Vulcanoid species until the Federation made contact with the Cerva several years after she'd been rescued. Even after her people had been discovered, she chose to stay with her adoptive parents.

At the age of sixteen, Clio expressed an interest in Starfleet, which her adoptive parents encouraged.

Starfleet Academy
At the age of seventeen, Clio became the first Cervan student to attend Starfleet Academy. She double majored in Sentient Intelligence and Signals Intelligence, graduating from the academy with two degrees, with high scores in both. Because of this, Clio was awarded the Commandant's Ribbon. Clio was also trained in the Intelligence Department's sleeper assassin program, and later achieved a third degree in Computer Intelligence.

Starfleet Service
Upon her graduation from Starfleet Academy, Clio was posted aboard the USS Archimedes as the ship's lowest ranked Intelligence officer. She quickly proved to be an asset to the department, excelling in the "dirty" jobs that no one else liked to perform. Even so, other officers were promoted over her in the department, officers who were less proficient and were more recent graduates. Less than a year into her assignment on the Archimedes, Clio began requesting transfer to another ship. Her transfer was delayed by the start of the Dominion War; however, a year into the war, she was transferred to the Orion, a ship in desperate need of Intelligence officers.

On the Orion, Clio thought her luck might finally change, as she was finally promoted to lieutenant junior grade, in the heat of battle no less, but many of the crew were still prejudiced against her. She still had few people willing to work with her, and even fewer friends. She earned some respect on the battlefield, but beyond that she was still an outsider.

Just before the end of the Dominion War, Clio was pulled from the crew of the Orion and sent on her first classified undercover mission, an attempt to infiltrate Cardassia Prime and retrieve weapons and defense data that could be used to defeat the Dominion. Despite the obvious drawbacks of sending an inexperienced officer, the mission succeeded and the war ended soon after.

When Clio returned from her undercover mission in late 2375, she was assigned to the Avalon as the Deputy Chief Intelligence Officer. Though it was a step up, Clio still felt that she was being unfairly held back, as most officers she'd graduated with had been granted senior staff positions. When the protested the unfair nature of Starfleet, she was denied her next promotion for nearly two years. This experience embittered Clio toward the fleet. Though she chose to remain in Starfleet, she began to develop a rather abrasive attitude toward her superiors.

Just after Clio was finally promoted to full lieutenant, she was again pulled from regular duty and sent on a deep cover classified mission. Information pertaining to this mission is classified Top Secret and not available to view.

Clio returned from deep cover in the spring of 2378 and joined the crew of Starbase Republic, finally with a senior staff position. Only a short time later, the Cervan Conflicts began, threatening to divide Clio's loyalty. Dismayed and appalled by her people's behavior, Clio remained loyal to the Federation, an act that deemed her a threat to her people. Though the Conflicts ended quickly, it had been a taste of what her people were capable of, and the thought frightened her. However, despite the conflict, not everyone on Starbase Republic feared her.

Clio earned a great deal of respect from Starbase Republic's commander and crew, and something more from one of the male civilians on board. She began casually dating a young restaurant owner, though she was very careful not to touch him when things became too heated, knowing what the consequences would be. Unfortunately for them both, Jackson Brown knew very little about Cervan physiology and trapped her in a kiss at dinner one night. That kiss would prove to be problematic, as neither of them were prepared for the bonding that served as a Cervan marriage. It was only with help from the station's Vulcan first officer that Clio managed to sever her bond with Jackson. It was then that she decided to take telepathic coaching lessons from the Vulcan commander.

It was also around this time that Clio accidentally ran afoul of the Romulan commander assigned to command one of Starbase Republic's defensive ships. The altercation ended badly, with the Romulan commander eventually losing her rank and ship and being reassigned elsewhere.

In the fall of 2383, Clio was pulled from Starbase Republic to work directly for Starfleet Intelligence. Due to the recent Cervan Conflicts, Starfleet Command had instituted a training program to prepare officers - particularly those in Intelligence - for capture by the Cerva should aggression break out with the Cervan Empire again. Though Clio expected to be in a training camp, she did not expect to play the enemy. When Command justified casting her in the role by saying she was the closest they had to a real Cervan soldier, she filed a complaint, requesting that she be removed from the training program. The request was denied, forcing Clio to continue breaking many of her personal rules and triggering a very dark time for her.

Clio returned to Starbase Republic in the spring of 2384. For several months, she refrained from interacting with the crew as she struggled with what she'd done during her previous undercover mission. She again sought guidance from the station's Vulcan first officer, leading to a close personal friendship that she'd previously thought impossible.

Despite the respect she'd gained aboard the station, Clio's promotions were still being stonewalled by Starfleet Command. Though this troubled her, the welcoming atmosphere of Starbase Republic kept her in Starfleet.

For the summer of 2387, Clio worked undercover for Starfleet Intelligence. Information pertaining to this mission is classified Top Secret and not available to view.

Clio returned again to Starbase Republic in the fall of 2387. Still heading the station's Intelligence department, Clio remained at the rank of lieutenant, although she was often given the responsibilities of someone several ranks above her own.

From 2391 to 2392, Clio was reassigned to the Pascol "Rehabilitation" Facility, which was in reality a "reprogramming" facility headed by Doctor Sydney Mobius. Through a series of "treatments", Clio was given a broad range of psionic abilities from other races, as well as a few modifications of Mobius's own design. Though most of these treatments were done on her brain via an implanted architecture, her immune and endocrine systems were also altered, as was part of her nervous system. Her boosted immunity would allow her to operate in conditions too dangerous for other operatives. The endocrine alterations, along with the nerve alterations, effectively gave her a secondary "operating mode" that Mobius nicknamed "battle mode". While in battle mode, Clio becomes a literal living weapon.

When Clio returned from her retraining, she was assigned to the Anubis, then commanded by her Vulcan mentor from Starbase Republic. With reports of Dominion movement coming in, Clio was constantly busy on the Anubis, dispelling rumors and quelling fears. It would not last, however, as the Anubis suffered a catastrophic warp core breach. Clio was one of a handful of survivors.

After the loss of the Anubis, Clio was posted to Starbase Helios, an assignment that would last only a week. On Starbase Helios, Clio faced such discrimination that she could not even safely walk down the promenade, which spurred her to rapidly move on. With no transfer orders available, she volunteered to go undercover inside the Cervan Empire.

Further information on the Cervan Empire mission is classified Top Secret and not available to view.

Information on the assignment immediately following the Cervan Empire Mission is classified Top Secret and not available to view.

In the winter of 2395, Clio was assigned to the Hermes, now at the rank of commander, to serve as Chief Intelligence Officer. Though she felt infinitely more welcome there, she still felt as if her career were rapidly approaching a dead end. Many of her peers had been granted commands or other high-level assignments, and her patience was severely wearing thin. However, Clio had a stubborn streak, and she was aiming to prove that the Cervan Empire's actions did not reflect on her. Unfortunately for Clio, few believed that fact, except those few she knew closely.

In 2398, Clio was reassigned to the Phoenix, a ship she truly despised serving on. On several occasions, her commanding officer made lewd remarks, even going so far as to say that unless she had sex with him, she would never be promoted while under his command. With the Borg suddenly appearing to threaten the Federation again, Clio was unable to transfer off the ship until 2401, when she was sent to infiltrate a Borg Unimatrix.

Because the Borg ignore anything that they don't deem a threat, Clio was able to remain on the Borg Unimatrix for several weeks to collect data. During this time, she suffered a serious fall that fractured her left arm and clavicle, forcing Starfleet Intelligence to rescue her.

After the mission to the Unimatrix, Clio spent her recovery on board the Satyr, a science vessel not expected to have much need of her more extreme talents. Though she was occasionally called upon for minor undercover missions, she spent most of her recovery simply annoying the ship's Chief Medical Officer until the two became friends.

In early 2402, Clio was approached by Starfleet Intelligence to lead Spectre Squad, one of their elite undercover teams. She commanded the squad for three years before being forced to leave the team. Further information is unavailable.

Between 2405 and 2407, Clio was placed on psychiatric medical leave by order of Starfleet Medical. The nature of what caused the medical leave is not listed in her file, and Clio does not talk about it.

In 2407, Clio returned to service and was assigned to the Phantom, a starship assigned to Starfleet Intelligence under the banner of Task Force Echelon. Further information on this assignment is unavailable.

After three years, Clio was reassigned to the task force's flagship, the Banshee, where she would serve as Chief Intelligence Officer and head of Task Force Echelon's intelligence department. Clio remained on the Banshee, at the rank of captain, for two years. Further information is unavailable.

As Clio's forty-fifth year of Starfleet service (not counting the academy) drew to an end, she left the Banshee and returned to Earth. Though she was offered a position in the admiralty - a result of the new respect she'd garnered during her time with Echelon - she declined, opting for retirement rather than continuing her career. During the months that led up to her retirement, she met and began dating Zerna Jernal.

After Starfleet
Almost immediately following her retirement, Clio was asked to take over as chief of police at the new Celestia Colony, as the Federation Council felt she was better suited to solve the problems there than the current chief. Having recently discovered that she was pregnant, she invited Zerna to join her there, and they arrived at the colony soon after.

Within days of their arrival, Zerna was abducted while working on the colony's orbital defense and sensor grid station. During his abscence, Clio delivered the twins (Ace and Callidora) two weeks earlier than expected. A short time later, Zerna was released by his captors to wreak havoc inside the colony, a situation that ended with him imprisoned and Clio in the hospital for nearly two weeks.

On the first day of Zerna's trial, Clio was the first police officer to respond to a screaming crowd in the courthouse lobby. There she found a young woman claiming to have killed a would-be rapist. Despite parts of the story not quite adding up, she allowed the girl to leave after giving a statement. The girl, who called herself CJ, would soon turn out to be more than she first appeared.

Shortly after the day's proceedings began - and immediately after Clio's testimony - the courthouse came under attack. With Aglaia parked on the lawn, Clio quickly found herself in the middle of a mob as she tried to reach her children inside the frigate. To her dismay, she found that someone had taken advantage of the ruckus to kidnap the twins. In her pursuit of them, she discovered that her family had taken them in order to get her attention.

Medical Information
Though most of Clio's medical file is unremarkable, there are several incidents of severe injury. Most of these have no explanation attached as they occurred during undercover or classified missions.

Genetic Modifications
Due to her time at the Pascol Rehabilitation Center, Clio has an elevated pain threshold, boosted immunity, and a unique "battle mode" ability. "Battle mode" leaves her vulnerable to injury because she feels no pain until the adrenaline flood is washed away from her system. She also has a variety of psionic powers related directly to the modifications done at Pascol, the extent of which is unknown. Due to unintended consequences of the DNA modifications, Clio entered her matriarch stage earlier than normal.

Psychological Profile
Clio is a secretive woman, rarely truly opening up to people. Despite this secretive nature, she openly admits to being bisexual. Highly intelligent, she is also incredibly dangerous. Because of intense racial discrimination against the Cerva early in her career, Clio finds it difficult to trust people and make friends, and she often displays a bitter attitude toward Starfleet brass, believing that they are intentionally stonewalling her career. She is fiercely loyal to her friends, willing to put herself in harm's way to defend them if necessary. Although she is emotionally stable, she is also easily hurt and tries to hide this from her friends. Cold and calculating, Clio is an intimidating and formidable enemy on the battlefield or in the interrogation room. She gives little thought to brutality, seeing it as just another way to get the job done. This has gained her a reputation as a "violent, scary woman" with many of the ship's crew and Starfleet's brass. Although Clio has great potential to be sweet and friendly, she is also highly aggressive, often channeling that aggression into vigorous workouts or dangerous holodeck simulations. Due to significant emotional traumas over the course of her military career, Clio occasionally suffers from severe panic attacks related to her diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.