Ship hurtled through hyperspace. Part of her vast mind was busy calculating vectors for her jump to normal space in the next few minutes. But the greater portion was busy keeping in contact with her partner...trying to make sense of what she was seeing through him. It had been a fascinating three days, living almost in doubled time as he spent
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Having not been prepared this time for the voice inside her head she stumbled backwards taking only a moment to reorient herself. Smiling all the while. With a curtsy, "Thank you. Are you Ship?" she doesn't know the polite response to such a greeting so she goes with what she does know.
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"And my personal little nag," the Ranger breaks in with a twinkle in his eye. There is a blip of mock indignation that Amanda can easily feel herself.
Find larger door-portal-gate. Much seen-to see there.
"I hardly controlled my visit, Ship. But I'll see what I can do to bring you along next time."
The room itself hardly looks like any type of control room. The green-blue walls are sinuously curved. At one end is a large window looking out on the red-tinged morass of hyperspace. No control panels. No chairs even.
Well, not at first. As the Ranger leads Amanda deeper into the room, two portions of floor seem to swell up into hillocks. Cavities sink into their sides for sitting.
"She is headstrong at times...but she is a very good friend," he says. "We should be making the jump to normal space soon. And then the fun will really begin."
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"What are friends for?, right Ship" Amanda teases the Ranger.
She figures that the connection that Ship and Seggio have is how they communicate. After all control panels are realy just a pilots way of communicating with the ship or plane or what ever.
Amanda takes a seat, "Thank you." she isn't really sure who to thank so it's directed sat both of them.
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"Once we make the jump, it will be another 20 mintues before we reach orbit distance from the planet," he says. "I'll take advantage of that to inform the Rangers of your presence. I would not be in the least suprised if we had some ships come to meet us at that point. I fear this is somewhat unprecidented."
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"So are there no other humans in the galaxy. Like your ancestors?"
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So then it's possible that if the last didn't evolve that they were beyond the Rim, whatever that is.
The immortal's eyes are watching wide. It is beautiful.
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He closed his eyes and slid into full rapport, the boundries between their minds blurring as he fed all he knew about Milliways and Amanda into Ship...which she then transmitted to those who were waiting.
"There," he said, opening his eyes. "It shouldn't be long."
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"You couldn't simply finish your mission and come home for the party, could you?" he asked, the corner of his mouth quirking in a mixture of amusement and exhasperation.
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"Hello." she greets the other Ranger. Not looking human doesn't really register as being unexpected as she has no expectations at this point.
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"No, I suppose I wouldn't expect you to be sensible and find another way in," the other said, grinning. "Welcome, Amanda. I hope my collegue hasn't irrepairably damanged the reputation of the Anla'shok."
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"I have to say this place is amazing. I thank you for your hospitality." Her eyes can't really help but continue to wander around. Looking at all of the beautiful sites.
"You mentioned a celebration. What are you celebrating?"
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"Thank you," Talev says with a proud smile. "I think we've done a fairly good job. As for the celebration..." A shrug. "Part celebration and part funeral, actually. Trust humans to want to mix the two..."
"Come now, my friend," Saggio breaks in. "The wake is an ancient and honorable tradition."
"...but we are celebrating the final move to New Earth and mourning the death of the Old," he continues as if he didn't even hear. "You are cleared for landing at the Ranger Traning Grounds. And you might want to hurry. Jill has challenged Sec Ultesh to a logic duel."
"Again!? That girl is a glutton for punishment. We'll be landing in 10 minutes. No way in the world I would miss this."
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The fact that Saggio is so excited about a logic duel amuses her greatly.
Amanda lets the two speak as she whatches the crystal cities come into view. It's absolutely beautiful. And so very pieceful.
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"You are right. We would and do approve." The meld of technology with nature is seeminly perfect the balance that so many on earth crave but are as of yet unable to attain.
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