“Yes, that will do it,” Soran sat by the console. ” I cant even the guarantee that anybody will be able to pick up the signal though.” Deleen grimaced. “How big will the receiver have to be in order to pick up our distress signal?” “Maybe Babylon 5’s transmitter could, maybe the communications centre on … Read more
The three remaining crew of the Ark Royal sat looking at the Babylon 5 station through the view port. At this close range it practically filled it. Clanwellin fidgeted at his station whilst Kelly worked away at hers. Smith stared out of the viewport with an impassive mask on his face. “Oh boy!” said Clanwellin, … Read more
Ivanova sat in a holding cell and stared at one of the walls. It was a small grey walled box of a room with two small bunks, a table and the chair she was sat on. There was one small light in the ceiling, which seemed to add to the gloom and depressive nature of … Read more
Delenn woke up. She was alone in a damp cave. She sat up in her dirty clothes and tried not to let the situation overwhelm her. It had been days since she originally woke up here. Things had seemed to settle into some kind of routine. Saran would be working on the transmitter; exploration parties … Read more
Ivanova sat next to Lennier and Douglas on the bridge of the Ark Royal. Douglas was sitting, looking relaxed and monitoring his console. The rest of the bridge crew seemed to be continuing with their various tasks. She’d been introduced to the pilot, Commander Smith, who’d mumbled some kind of greeting in reply and Lieutenant … Read more
“I’m sorry. Mr President.” Replied the Minbari on the link, “but we’ve had no response.” John Sheridan blew out yet another breath as he tried to keep his temper in check. “OK.” He said “But as…” He never got to complete his sentence. “Sir, I will notify you, if we receive anything.” The link terminated. … Read more
Ivanova slowly opened her eyes and took in a deep breath. Looking around, she could tell that she was lying in the medical bay she remembered from before. The two men she didn’t recognise had gone, but sat in the corner was Lennier. He stood up and walked over to the bed she was on. … Read more
“Delenn!” “Delenn!” the voice was more urgent. There seemed to be muttering just beyond her hearing’s range like a whisper across an empty room. She could feel herself breathing. She felt something touch her forehead and slowly she opened her eyes. “Saran?” her voice was strange to herself. “Yes, Delenn. I’m here.” The first thing … Read more
Ivanova sat in the escape capsule. It had been two days since the Warlock had exploded. She’d left her suit on and plugged it into the life support. That meant that the capsule’s life support could be turned off and a SOS message could be sent for longer. It didn’t matter to her that she’d … Read more
Delenn paced the bridge of White Star 2. She was getting impatient. Normally just that made her angry, but add to that the frustration she was feeling and she was working her way into a full-blown fury. Over the last few days they’d lost most of the task force. The exasperating thing was they didn’t … Read more