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Drat, the "vote up" button doesn't move the post up, thereby making it any "earlier" post...
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Banned by all the new buttons under our posts.
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The admiral finished his coffee, looking to Malin, "well, I think I'm done here. See you around." Malin nodded in reply, taking another sip from his raktajino. Admiral Nat wandered by the astrolounge, noting Elric. The admiral headed in his general direction.
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Banned for not letting the sentient hair tell us about itself instead.
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Earth Spacedock, Club 47 General Malin entered club 47, looking around and getting a cup of Raktajino. He spotted Admiral Nat sitting alone at an otherwise empty table, so Malin headed that way. "Are these other seats empty?" inquired the general. "Oh, sure," replied the admiral, taking a sip of his coffee and reading a…
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"Don't rush it now, you know how the universe likes to make everything end tragically," said the captain, smiling, "that said, good luck. She's great." Prime Commodore Nat emerged from the admiral's office, followed by the admiral. "Done already?" asked the captain, "I'm surprised." The commodore walked over and shook…
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"Meh, not my problem," the Kelvin Commodore replied, shrugging, then walking off. Admiral Nat motioned prime Commodore Nat into his office, and they both entered it. "Well, guess I'll see you around," remarked Captain Nat, looking to Krystal, then Nick. "Hopefully not in a crisis 5 minutes from now, though."
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"What, you're considering not saying goodbye to us?" remarked Captain Nat, laughing, "wow, that's rude." Kelvin Commodore Nat emerged from the admiral's office, followed by the admiral, the Kelvin Commodore walking over to the prime Commodore and Captain Nat. "Well, it's been good serving with you both, but I'd better be…
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Prime Commodore Nat deadpanned Nick, turning to Captain Nat. "So who's the new guy, anyway?" "Helped us capture the being," replied Captain Nat, "that's pretty much all I know. Only just met him a little while ago."
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The doors opened, allowing Krystal to leave. The admiral got up, walking to the door and noting Nick, the 2 Commodores, Ransom, and Captain Nat. He motioned Kelvin Commodore Nat in first, and the door closed behind them.
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"Huh, you must be a strange one," remarked Kelvin Commodore Nat, "what are you doing here, anyway? Don't remember you being with our task force from earlier." Captain Nat walked down the corridor, nodded to Ransom and the 2 Commodores, then looking to Nick. "Heh, small universe. Didn't expect us to all end up here at…
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"I commanded the U.S.S. Firestorm," replied the prime Commodore, "we ended up trapped in a temporal anomaly. The crew was rescued, but I ended up being lost elsewhere and the ship ended up in your time... as did I, eventually." He chuckled briefly, shrugging. "Well, this time, anyway. With the sort of characters we've…
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"Yeah, I'm from the 23rd century, and also the admiral's great grandfather," said prime Commodore Nat, "we recruited these other 2 from their universes to help with the Na'kuhl." "Well, I'm just here now to deliver my last report and say goodbye before returning to my universe," stated Kelvin Commodore Nat.
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"It would appear our suspicions were correct, then..." replied the admiral, "even Earth Spacedock's medical staff didn't seem to know why you'd actually been relieved, either." Admiral Nat sighed, "safe to say, even if some of us remember the original timeline thanks to our being shielded from the changes by all the…
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"Yes," answered the admiral, "I heard how things went with that changeling dragging you out of sickbay, and then that fight with the being... I must say, I'm actually pretty impressed." Nat paused, reaching for a PADD and briefly reading it over, seemingly having already read it recently. He set it aside. "I've also…
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The 2 M.A.C.O.'s guarding the door note Krystal and Nick's arrivals. The door opens a few moments after. "Come in," said the admiral, sitting at his desk, while motioning Krystal to a chair.
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"Seems reasonable," replied Qala, turning to the comms officer, "inform spacedock, we'll let them contact the appropriate people to deal with it now that it appears to be contained."
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"We can probably take it from here," replied Qala, eyeing the protouniverse, "is it safe to just... leave it there? Or should we destroy it, just to be certain?" Krystal's combadge chirped. "Report to Admiral Nat's temporary office aboard the U.S.S. Sally immediately."
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Qala looked to Elric, then shrugged. "Guess that's settled." "The anomaly's gone?" asked Malin. "Elric and his companions are on our bridge now, for some reason..." replied Qala, "it appears they're free now." "Good riddance," said Malin, "guess we'll return to spacedock. Keep us advised of any unexpected changes." "Will…
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"We just ejected all our antimatter..." replied Qala. "We're picking up changes in the anomaly," said Malin over the comms, "have you found a better solution? The Tyken's rifts don't appear to be enough." "Elric, if you seriously overwrite the universe with a new one and try to play god, I'll kick your rear so hard you'll…
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"It's probably only a matter of minutes, if that, before our ship explodes," barked Qala, "if we lose the ship, our escape pods would surely be consumed. We don't exactly have time to--" "Losing antimatter containment!" shouted the engineer. "Eject the antimatter, then," replied Qala with a look of fear, then turning to…
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"How would we know?" asked Qala, turning to the operations officer. "Signal the Victory to generate another Tyken's rift!" The ship rocked from taking so much damage so quickly. A support beam fell down in the bridge, one of the rear consoles exploded, and an engineering officer went running to another one. "We're losing…
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"Try scanning for lifeforms inside the anomaly," ordered Qala, somewhat quietly, to the one officer. "Find out if we can get a transporter lock on them. Or maybe his combadge..."
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"I don't know about their future plans, but this ship isn't anywhere near Na'kuhl's dead sun," said Yolor, "looks more like they're planning to use it against Sol, according to reports." "Definitely keep the comm channel open," said Jim over Yolor's communicator."Uh..." said Qala, "that doesn't sound good."
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"Any idea where the planet or time frame are located?" asked Qala.
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The Molly quickly started beaming the shuttle's occupants aboard, while firing a sustained phaser burst on the tendril. "We've been able to hail him... surprisingly conventionally," replied Qala, "I don't think any of us knows how or why it's working, but it is."
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"That could work," replied Qala, "if we weren't already flying away from the anomaly. Our deflector's in the wrong direction, and we can't stop now, else it may encounter another ship." "Don't forget, we have two other ships here," said Malin, "I'll see what our acting science officer can do." "Right," answered Qala,…
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"We've come to the realization that the orb likely isn't temporal," replied Qala, "it was merely trapped in a temporal anomaly, which they cancelled out when they accidentally brought it back in time with anti-chronitons." Qala shrugged, "at least that's our best theory." She turned to the ship's tactical officer, "rotate…