Dylyp Azeli

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Dylyp Azeli
Biographical info
Species:	Andorian
Gender:	Male (he/him)
Age:	23 (2409)
Status:	Alive
Occupational info
Serial number:	AP-339-624 B
Rank:	Lieutenant junior grade
Occupations:	Operations officer, USS Leviathan
Affiliations:	United Federation of Planets Starfleet
Physical traits
Hair color:	Silver-white
Eye color:	Blue
Height:	188 cm
Mass:	79 kg
Family
Family:	Thoros Azeli (father) Nessha Azeli (mother)[citation needed] Ziphla Azeli (sister)[citation needed]

“	Captain, Starfleet regulations clearly state that a commanding officer shall not lead an away mission into a presumably dangerous situation. In the event that something were to happen to him— Dylyp... I know the regulations. But yet you choose to disobey them? Most... illogical.	„
	— Dylyp Azeli and Jason Fredricks 2409 ("Researcher Rescue")

Dylyp Azeli was a male Andorian who served in Starfleet during the 2400s as operations officer of the USS Leviathan. He held the rank of lieutenant junior grade as of 2409.

Dylyp maintained a deep respect for the Prime Directive and took his duty to Starfleet very seriously. On several occasions, he was referred to as a "Vulcan" by Lucas Wells (and others), because of his strong reliance on logic and lack of emotion.

Biography

Early life

Dylyp Azeli (serial number AP-339-624 B) was born on stardate 62506.1 in Harbortown, Andoria to Thoros and Nessha Azeli.^{[citation needed]}

Starfleet Academy

Dylyp graduated on stardate 82513.9 with the Class of 2408. He attended the Starfleet Academy graduation ceremony in San Francisco and subsequently joined the after-party at the shuttlebay bar. He attempted to diffuse an argument between fellow cadets Jason Fredricks and Daniel Harvey, but was unsuccessful.

Early Starfleet career

Dylyp was assigned to the USS Montreal, where he held an unspecified position for roughly eight months, until being reassigned to the USS Leviathan.^{[citation needed]}

Service on the USS Leviathan

In 2409, he was assigned to the Leviathan as the ship's new operations officer, replacing Charlie Morgan, who became the transporter chief. Dylyp accompanied an away team to a Starfleet research station and later Kassae IV to free hostages from the Gorn.

Dylyp remained aboard the Leviathan during Commander Jarek Davis' short tenure as captain. Davis had taken over for Jason, who had resigned as captain. Dylyp quickly developed a distaste for Davis' unorthodox method of running the ship, considering him to be reckless. He joined the rest of the senior staff in planning to relieve Davis of command, but Davis learned of their plan and locked all senior staff who would not pledge their loyalty to him in the brig. He assisted in retaking the ship from Jules Vanden, who had been left in command by Davis.

Following Phil Schrader's tragic suicide, Dylyp appointed Hannah Freeman, Will Darrow and Leo Anderson as the temporary co-chief engineers, to be replaced by Th'vol Olethla two days later. Later, Dylyp was forced to take command of the Leviathan when it fell under attack by B'vat's flagship, the IKS Worvig. Jason had frozen in fear, remembering how B'vat had outsmarted him several times previous, Tala Jones was stuck on the planet below, and Lucas Wells was not ready or willing to step in as commander, leaving Dylyp the next-in-line for command. B'vat spared the Leviathan, informing Dylyp that he would have "a little surprise waiting for [them]" the next time they encountered one another.

Two days later, Dylyp escorted Th'vol to Jason's quarters so they could meet one another. Th'vol's eagerness and promise to help the crew's morale surprised and impressed Jason, and he welcomed him aboard. When Dylyp and Th'vol turned to leave, Jason asked Dylyp to stay for a moment longer. He apologized, realizing he had been wrong in his outburst towards Dylyp on the bridge two days earlier. Dylyp agreed, simply saying, "Welcome back, sir."

Personality and appearance

Dylyp stood at 188 cm and had a lean build of 79 kg.^{[citation needed]}

Personal life and skills

Dylyp was very devoted to logic and subduing of emotions, something he had learned from his grandfather. He followed Starfleet regulations rigidly, and was often stern toward those who did not do the same.^{[citation needed]}

Traits

Intelligence		10/10
Logic		8/10
Wit		9/10

Relationships

Crewmates

Jason Fredricks

Dylyp met Jason Fredricks during their first year at Starfleet Academy. They remained friends through the rest of their years at the Academy, but lost contact after graduating.

In 2409, they were reunited when Dylyp was assigned to the USS Leviathan under Jason's command. A man of principle, Dylyp usually referred to Jason as "captain" or "sir," even though Jason told him he could call him by his first name. He also objected to Jason going on a dangerous away mission to Kassae IV.

Appendices

Background and trivia

• Dylyp originated as a bridge officer of CaptFredricks' Star Trek Online character, Jason Fredricks. He later remade Dylyp as an independent STO character.
• The stardate given for Dylyp's birth does not appear in any chapters of Star Trek: Federation Legacy, and was provided by CaptFredricks.
• His name is pronounced as DI-lip ah-ZEL-ee.

Appearances

• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Price of Liberty"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Researcher Rescue" (First appearance)
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Kuvah'Magh"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "War Is Good for Business"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Treasure Trading Station"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Secret Orders"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Task Force Hippocrates"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Skirmish"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "What Lies Beneath"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Everything Old Is New"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Night of the Comet"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Ultimate Klingon"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Doomsday Device"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Past Imperfect"
• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Lost City of Paradise"

Unofficial appearances

• Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Khitomer Crisis" (First appearance)