"Captains log, stardate 61812.5. It's been nearly five years since the passing away of Data, however, B-4 has become more accustomed to the Enterprise-F crew. We are en route to rendezvous with the USS Titan and Captain Riker in orbit of Romulus to assist him in negotiating peace with the Romulans. Commander Madden is scheduled to be transferred to the USS Titan so it appears as though I'll be having a new first officer soon." Captain Jean-Luc Picard walked out into the bridge.
Picard went up to Madden "Commander Madden, we are almost at Romulus and soon, and you'll be becoming Riker's first officer." Madden looked fairly guilty "I apologize, Captain, but, I believe I can really help out with bringing peace between the Romulans and the Federation." "No, it's alright; I know you'll be a fine number one for my number one." Picard responded. "Thank you, sir." Madden said with great appreciation.
Suddenly, the ship began going through some turbulence. Lieutenant-Commander B-4 turned around from his seat "Sir, we appear to be caught in some sort of gaseous anomaly." "Can we make it through?" asked Picard. B-4 accurately replied "It's highly unlikely. We have now lost all control of the ship." Picard thought to himself for a moment when he saw a planet coming into view on the main screen "Red alert. Prepare for crash landing."
The Enterprise started plummeting down to the planet. It came down fast and created a crater which caused the crew to black out for a few minutes. They managed to get back up afterwards. Picard was the first to get up "B-4, status report." "The Enterprise is currently unable to get back into orbit until repairs are made, however, this planet is suitable for human life. We have to stay here until the repairs are completed." Picard looked around at the crew "Well there's no point just sitting around. B-4, Worf, you're with me." He pushed his communicator "Geordi, meet us in the transporter room." Geordi LaForge headed to the transporter pads from engineering "Aye, captain." The three headed to the turbo lift when Picard said "Madden, you have the bridge." Madden nodded and the away team stepped into the turbo lift.
The four of them made it to the transporter room and stood on the pad. "Energize" Picard said. The Starfleet officer in the transporter room transported them to the surface. Once they arrived, they started looking around.
Almost immediately, B-4 noticed something "Captain, I believe you might want to see this." Picard came over and looked at what B-4 was looking at. "That-that's Data's head!" A few meters away, Worf, Son of Mogh, spotted something "Sir, there a severed robot arm here." "I see leg over here Captain." That's when it all came to Picard. The different severed pieces of Data when the Scimitar exploded must've not been completely destroyed and instead crashed landed on this planet.
Picard looked over to Geordi "Geordi, you knew Data better than anyone. Do you think you can find all of Data on this planet and repair him?". "I don't know. Finding him will be the easy part. Repairing him…" Geordi answered. "Can you are can you not?" Picard asked demandingly. "I'll try my best, Captain." Geordi finished. Picard nodded and went onto looking for more Data pieces. After a while of looking for Data, they finally managed to find every part of him. Picard pressed his communicator "Picard to Enterprise." There was a response "Enterprise here." Picard continued, "Four for transport." The away team got transported to the transporter pad but as they got transported, there was a bright white flash.
Data was now standing, fully operational, right next to the away team. He looked up to Picard "C-captain?" Picard stared at Data with an astonished look on his face "Data, how did you…" Data responded "I'm not sure. The last memory I contain is when I shot a phaser at the Scimitar's mass weapon and then…" Picard continued, still unable to believe what had just taken place "Data, the Enterprise just crashed into this planet and we found you, but, in many pieces. We were going to repair you once we got to the ship but it appears you're already…in perfect condition." "I am not positive on what could have been the cause of this." Data said. "I'm not certain what happened either, however, I am sure of one thing. It's good to have you back." Data smiled.