28th November 2016 Writings

 Excerpt from: The Many Doctors: Chapter 15

“There are?” Felicia asked.

“Yes. I found several copies of Mao’s Little Red Book. If that got out, it could seriously alter the timeline,” the Doctor said.

The others all agreed with that assessment. “We need to investigate further,” Kellie said.

“Of course,” the Doctor said. “But very carefully.”

“Since when are you careful?” River asked.

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Excerpt from: The Many Doctors: Chapter 16

“Are you coming?”

“Of course,” Felicia said.

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Excerpt from: The Many Doctors: Chapter 17

“I know you will, Doctor.”

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Excerpt from: The Many Doctors: Chapter 19

The Vorlon will find it difficult to get past them.”

BABSYS ---

-'Kosh' has gained access. End line.

-Countermeasure 'Spell' activated.

---BABSYS

“No!” the Vorlon said, more angry sounding than before.

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Excerpt from: Trouble in the Future

“Yes, we are!” Leigh said.

“To top Two!” Anna said.

“Sure!” Tasha agreed.

They emerged on the top floor of Block 2. “Same as before,” Louise said. They began to search that floor.

Unknown to all the TASIS agents working at cross purposes, a figure slipped out of Deakin carrying another, smaller figure... They had failed.

James returned to the Austin Main Room, fifteen minutes after talking to Tasha. “Tasha is helping the Marie Greeners,” he said to Kristia.

Kristia sighed. “Then I won't ask her to help again. Her career in the Agency has come to a 'hiccup'.”

“Unless she changes college,” James pointed out.

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Excerpt from: The Many Doctors: Chapter 18

“A blue box that travels through time and space?” Felicia asked.

It took a few seconds for Garibaldi to respond. “That is the most absurd thing I have heard. That’s saying something considering this place,” he said.

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Excerpt from: Defiant Map Game (Alternate version of Mystery of the Defiant)

“Television series?” Helia asked.

“Yes,” Sisko answered. “Every hour a different person appears, from a reality that at least one other person on the ship thinks is fictional.”

“Quite unbelievable,” Helia said.

“Yours is fictional in mine. I don't know about the others,” Sisko said.

“I have heard of a tv series called Stargate,” Watney joined in. “I don't know if it was about Atlantis, though.”

While Sisko and Watney were explaining to Helia about the situation, Dukat entered the Mess Hall. He quickly took in who was there, and how to turn the situation to his advantage. He had already been thinking about that over the past hour.

Although she was beginning to tire, Catwoman was alert. The Captain had told her about this 'Cardassian', some kind of alien dictator, and that he wasn't to be trusted. “What do you want?” she asked, knowing that Weatherwax, at least would back her up.

“What has Sisko told you?” the Cardassian asked.

“That you took advantage of your homeworld's troubles to gain power,” Catwoman answered.

The Cardassian laughed. “Is that what he told you?” He chuckled again. “Oh, Benjamin! Always believing the worst of me. Yes, that is what he believes. But it's not true! Cardassia needed me! Central Command had failed to drive the Klingons away.”

'He sounds delusional,' Catwoman thought. Before she had arrived on the Defiant, She had heard of the Klingons, but not the Cardassians.

“What Sisko may have told you, the data in this ship's computers, is wrong,” the Cardassian continued.

While Dukat was attempting to persuade those in the Mess Hall of his view of Sisko, River became aware of him. “No!” she shouted.

“What's wrong?” the EMH asked.

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