Sisko demands to be taken back to his own universe, as he can't further influence events there. Since the time last year Kira and Bashir crossed over, the Terrans have started a rebellion against the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance, and the rebellion at issue was led by Sisko’s counterpart… until he was killed when the ship he was on was destroyed by the Alliance.Ĭommander Sisko holds a photographic print of the mirror universe's Jennifer Sisko At barrel's end, O'Brien confirms that they are in the mirror universe. O'Brien leads Sisko into another compartment, and, in a quick moment, Sisko disarms him. "I guess you could say we just stepped through the looking glass," O'Brien says in reply. However, Sisko immediately orders the Ops crew to stand down.Īfter ordering Sisko onto the transporter pad, O'Brien waves a multidimensional transporter over the normal transporter controls, after which O'Brien and Sisko transport to a raider and Sisko asks where they are. As O'Brien steps off the turbolift, he tells Sisko that he needs to converse privately, then after Odo leaves with Quark draws a phaser. Sisko then walks out into Ops, where he tells an unnamed lieutenant "Ops is yours" and walks toward the turbolift landing… just as the car arrives carrying O'Brien, who is out of uniform, which surprises Sisko, who asks if O'Brien is going somewhere. Sisko orders that the voles be confiscated, suggesting that if Morn wants new pets, he can get some goldfish instead. Apparently Quark and Morn were discovered painting numbers on the voles' backs in Quark's storeroom, even though Quark claims that they were Morn's pets. Sisko, Odo, and Quark are in the station commander's office debating the disposition of 27 Cardassian voles which Sisko claims are intended for fighting.
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