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Well, Mr. Spock?

Very typical, captain.

Iron-silicon base,
oxygen-hydrogen atmosphere,

largely arid, no discernible life.
No surprises.

Cartographic section,
begin scanning.

Tie in to visual section 988-TG,
computer bank 22. Kirk out.

About four more orbits ought to do it,
Mr. Lesley. That'll wrap it up.

Lay in a course for Starbase 200.

Aye, aye, captain.

Captain.

- Mr. Spock!
- Incredible, captain.

What was that?

What my instruments read
is totally unbelievable, captain.

Twice, for a split second
each time,

everything within range
of our instruments

seemed on the verge of winking out.

- I want facts, not poetry.
- I have given you the facts, captain.

The entire magnetic field
in this solar system simply blinked.

The planet below,
the mass of which we are measuring,

attained zero gravity.

That's impossible.

- What you're describing...
- Is nonexistence.

Standard general alert signal
from Starfleet Command, captain.

All stations to immediate alert status.
Stand by.

Captain, scanners now report a life
object on the planet surface below.

You just did a complete life survey
five minutes ago.

- How is it you're picking it up now?
- Inexplicable.

This reading began
at approximately the moment

that the pulsation phenomenon
began to subside.

Well, what is it, this object?

- Its physical makeup?
- A living being.

Body temperature, 98.5 Fahrenheit.
Mass, electrical impulses, movement.

It is apparently human, captain.

And its appearance...

...coincided with this
cosmic winking-out?

Almost to the second.

- Explanation?
- None.

Speculation? Could this being
present any danger to the ship?

Possible.

Very possible.

Lieutenant Uhura, notify Security

to have an armed detachment of men
ready to beam down with us.

Let's go. Any word comes through
from Starfleet Command,

pipe it down immediately.

Communications, priority one.

KIRK:
Space, the final frontier.

These are the voyages
of the starship Enterprise.

Its five-year mission:
To explore strange new worlds,

to seek out new life
and new civilizations,

to boldly go where no man
has gone before.

KIRK:
Captain's log, stardate 3087.6.

While investigating
an uncharted planet,

the Enterprise, and at least
this entire quadrant of space,

has been subjected to violent,
unexplained stress and force.

Sensors have reported the presence
of a human being on the planet below

who might be connected
with the phenomenon.

With my first officer
and a security team,

I have set out in search of him.

MAN:
You came!

Thank the heavens.
There's still time.

It's not too late.

We can still stop him, but I...

But I need your help.

[MAN SCREAMS]

Nothing yet, sir.

- Report on the dilithium crystals.
- Yes?

Whatever that phenomenon was,

it drained almost all of our crystals
completely. It could mean trouble.

You have a talent for understatement,
lieutenant.

Without full crystal power, our orbit
will begin to decay in ten hours.

- Reamplify immediately.
- Aye, aye, sir.

- Any further magnetic disturbance?
- Negative, captain.

- Scanners indicate situation normal.
- Nothing?

Nothing.

Illogical. An effect
of such proportions,

unexplainable by any established
physical laws that I'm aware of.

I have been able
to ascertain one fact.

Though the effect, whatever it was,
was unquestionably widespread,

it was strongest here,
on the planet beneath us.

Keep checking.

Red Two message in one minute,
captain. Starfleet Command.

Code Factor 1, sir.

- Repeat.
- Code Factor 1.

Invasion status.

All hands, this is the captain.
Battle stations. I repeat, battle stations.

This is no drill.

[ALARM SOUNDS]

McCOY [OVER INTERCOM]:
McCoy, captain.

- Kirk here.
- About our patient...

- Yes, doctor, quickly.
- He'll make it.

He'll be stiff and sore for a while,
but he'll be all right.

I'll talk to him later.
Thank you. Kirk out.

UHURA:
Message ready, captain.

Main screen coming on.

Kirk here.
Enterprise standing by, commodore.

You're aware of the effect
an hour ago.

KIRK:
Yes, sir.

You may not be aware of its scope.

It occurred in every quadrant
of the galaxy and far beyond.

Complete disruption of normal
magnetic and gravimetric fields.

Time warp distortion,
impossible radiation variations,

and all of them centering
in the general area

which you are now patrolling.

The question is,
are these natural phenomena?

Or are they mechanically created?
And if they are, by whom?

For what purpose?
Your guess, captain.

Thank you, sir.

I have considered
all the alternatives.

My best guess is it could be
a prelude to invasion.

Exactly our consensus.

I'm giving you the job
of finding out specifically.

Aye, aye, sir.

Can you assign me other starships
as a reserve?

Negative.

I'm evacuating all Starfleet units
and personnel

within 100 parsecs of your position.

It's going to be tough on you
and the Enterprise,

but that's the job you've drawn.
You're on your own.

I see.

You mean we're the bait.

Good luck.

Thank you, sir.

Maintain alert status
at all battle stations.

- Aye, aye, sir.
- From the top, Mr. Spock.

First, the phenomenon
came from the planet below.

Secondly, the danger
is apparently real and imminent.

Third, a closer examination
of the planet surface would be in order.

- My job, sir?
- Yes.

Meanwhile, I'll talk
to our unexpected guest.

Maybe he can provide
some answers.

LAZARUS: That's how I came
to be down there, captain.

Pursuing the devil's own spawn.

A thing I've chased
across the universe.

He's humanoid outside,

but inside he's a hideous,
murdering monster.

I'll get him, captain. I swear it.

You say this one man--

Not man!

Thing.

Thing destroyed
your entire civilization.

To the last man,
woman and child.

How did you escape?

I was inspecting
magnetic communication satellites.

You believe me, don't you?

Before we picked you up,

our ship sustained
a number of incredible effects.

That was he! He's death, antilife.

He lives to destroy!

Is he the thing that attacked you?

Yes.

I give you my word.
I swear it.

We don't have any other facts,
any information.

Then you'll join me
in my holy cause?

Help me in visiting justice
and vengeance upon him?

My only cause is the safety of my ship
and the mission we're on.

You'll beam down with me,
I'll check your story out.

Spock, find anything?

Negative, captain.
Anything from our guest?

According to him, there's a creature
of some sort down here, a humanoid.

Lieutenant Uhura communicated
that information.

I ordered reconfirmation
on our sensors.

They indicate no living creature
on this planet.

I suggest, captain,
that you've been lied to.

Captain, you yourself said
there were no other explanations.

Why do you give credence
to this man?

I fail to comprehend
your indignation, sir.

I have simply made the logical
deduction that you are a liar.

Let's have it. The truth this time.

[GRUNTS]

You've come back then, is it?
Well, don't stop! Here I am!

Come at me again! We'll finish it!

- Can you identify that?
- Trying, captain.

Lazarus!

You stay here.
All personnel, Security Red.

LAZARUS: Come! Come!
It'll do you no good!

I'll chase you
into the very fires of hell!

- Lazarus, what happened?
- I saw it again.

The thing. It attacked me.

Let's get out of here.

Captain, readings of the effect indicate
it's centered here on this planet,

almost on this very spot.

I told you it was a thing!

All white, black and empty,
a terrible emptiness.

Let's get back to the ship.

He'll kill us all
if we don't kill him first!

Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill!

KIRK:
Captain's log, stardate 3088.3.

We continue to orbit
the dead planet,

which seems to be the source
of the phenomenon

which has struck the Enterprise and
all sections of the galaxy once again.

As for Lazarus,

the story he tells me about
the humanoid continues to trouble me.

- Any luck?
- Negative, captain.

I can no more explain
the occurrence

of the second phenomenon
than I can the first.

If there's a shred of truth
to what Lazarus said...

That a single creature,
a humanoid,

could be responsible
for an effect of such magnitude?

- Hard to believe.
- Indeed.

But the rest of his story seems to fit.

His wounds testify to an apparent
confrontation with something.

- Affirmative.
- Assuming there is a humanoid,

a something, how does he do it?

He has no weapons, no power.

Captain, I only know for certain that
the occurrence of the phenomenon

coincides exactly with the moments

that Lazarus has
his alleged confrontations.

[COMMUNICATOR SOUNDS]

Dr. McCoy asking to see you
in Sickbay, captain.

I don't know, Jim.

Maybe I'm imagining things
and maybe I'm not. You tell me.

You tell me. That's why
you brought me down here, isn't it?

Well, as you know,
we both brought Lazarus in here,

and I treated a deep abrasion
on his forehead, right?

- Right.
- And then I bandaged it,

I stepped into this room
for just a moment...

Bones, I've got a lot of things to do.
Get to the point.

Well, say he's got
the constitution of a dinosaur.

Recuperative powers, ditto.

And as we both know, I'm a bright
young medic with a miraculous touch.

Why, then, when I returned,
there wasn't a trace

of that wound on his forehead?

Not even a bruise.
It was like he had never been injured.

Where is he?

I don't know, Jim. This is a big ship.

I'm just a country doctor.

- Hi.
- Hi. Coffee?

Is that an order, lieutenant?

I know what you mean.

Reampilification finished
on the dilithium crystals?

MAN:
Yeah, ready and waiting.

Lazarus, you all right?

Yes.

But impatient.

Have you decided to help me yet?

- Something wrong?
- No.

I have a ship's physician
with a strange sense of humor.

No, but this is no joke, Jim.
I know what I saw.

UHURA:
Bridge calling the captain.

Go.

SPOCK: Request you come
to the bridge, captain.

- Find something?
- Something quite extraordinary.

On my way.
Lazarus, you're with me.

Bones, if I had time, I'd laugh.

Main screen on, lieutenant.

Screen on, sir.

A source of radiation, captain.

How is it the scanners
didn't pick it up before?

Because it is not there.

Another riddle?
First Dr. McCoy, then you.

What I mean is that, according to
our usual scanning procedures,

there's nothing there
that could be causing that effect.

But it is there.

Affirmative. I confess
I am somewhat at a loss for words.

It may be described,
though loosely and inaccurately...

...as a rip in our universe.

- A what?
- A kind of physical warp, captain,

in which none of our established
physical laws apply with any regularity.

However, with the dilithium crystals,
I was able to localize it.

Yes! That's it!

The dilithium crystals.

Their power.

- We could do it!
- You refer to the humanoid?

Yes. We've got him, captain,
we've got him.

What do crystals have to do with it?
All they show is a point of radiation.

That's just it. That's the key.

That's the way to trap him.
That's the solution.

Captain...

...I beg of you. I plead.

I demand. Give me the crystals.

Out of the question.

Those crystals are the very heart
of the power of my ship.

You fool.

There won't be any ship
if we don't kill him.

- He'll destroy all of you.
- How?

Now, you tell me how! All I've heard
from you is double talk, lies, threats,

accusations, they don't hold
an ounce of water. Now, you tell me,

how does it present a danger
to my ship?

I warn you, captain.

- You'll give me the crystals.
- Don't threaten me, Lazarus.

No threat intended.

Captain...

...I'll have my vengeance.

Lieutenant Masters,
captain's calling.

Masters here.

KIRK: Can you prepare
an experimentation chamber

in ten minutes?
All dilithium crystals full power.

I'll check, sir.

Captain, the chamber will be ready
in ten minutes, sir.

My assistant and I will-- Captain!

- Captain!
- KIRK: Lieutenant, what is it?

What's wrong?
Lieutenant! Lieutenant!

Captain, Security reports
Lazarus missing.

KIRK:
Captain's log, stardate 3088.7.

We are no closer
to finding an answer

to the strange phenomenon
than we were at the beginning.

Not only have two
of my crewmen been attacked,

two of our dilithium crystals
are missing,

and without them, the Enterprise
cannot operate at full power.

They must be found.

Fact: You said
you needed the crystals.

Fact: An hour after you said you
must have them, they were missing.

Fact: Two of my crewmen
were attacked.

And fact, captain:
I didn't take the crystals.

I'm not the one.

Find my enemy.

Find the beast,
and you'll find the crystals.

How did this beast
get aboard my ship?

He did. Isn't that enough?

No. He didn't transport up.
A report would've been made.

I tell you we're dealing with a creature
capable of destroying worlds.

Why does he need the crystals?

- For what reason?
- For the same reason that I do.

Listen to me.

He's humanoid.

Why, he can pilot a spaceship.

He can compute formulas
to destroy races!

He can steal an energy source for his
vehicle so he can escape from me.

- Are you deaf as well as blind?!
- Sit down.

The crystals certainly aren't here.

There's an unexplained
radiation source on the planet.

Obviously some connection.

We'll check it out.
Organize a search party immediately.

- Mr. Lazarus will beam down with us.
- Thank you, captain.

You may not have reason
to thank me...

...depending on what we find.

What do you believe now, captain?

I believe the missing crystals
aren't in your ship.

Mr. Spock?

Unable to locate
the source of radiation.

Why not? You had it spotted
from the Enterprise.

It has simply disappeared, captain.

I want every inch
of this terrain checked.

Look for footprint,
movement, anything.

Call out if you spot anything.
Don't be afraid to use your weapons.

LAZARUS:
Captain! Look out!

[LAZARUS SCREAMS]

He's coming out of it now.

Ah. The thing.

It's all right.
You're on board the Enterprise.

- The rock, I--
- How's your head?

Aches.

You saved my life down there,
I wanna thank you.

Why shouldn't I?

I have some questions
I want to ask you.

- Not now, Jim.
- It's necessary.

Go ahead, it's all right.

This is a computer report...

...of the evidence you gave
at your first screening.

It calls you a liar, Lazarus.

For one thing, there's no planet at
the location you said you came from.

There never has been.

If you want help from us,
you better start telling the truth.

You wouldn't
believe me if I told you.

Try us.

All right.

I distorted a fact in the interest
of self-preservation for my holy cause.

I needed help, not censure.

Freedom, not captivity
for being a madman.

I was afraid that's what you'd
call me if I told you the truth.

I'll have the truth now.

My planet, my Earth...

...or what's left of it...

...is down there beneath us.

What are you saying?

My spaceship is more than just that.

It's a time chamber. A time ship.

And I, I am a time traveler.

And this thing you search for
is a time traveler too?

Oh, yes.

He's fled me across all the years.

All the empty years,
to a dead future...

...on a murdered planet
he destroyed.

Help me. Give me the tools
I need to kill him, the crystals.

Don't let him get away.
Don't let him get away.

Lazarus, you've been hurt,
I know, I sympathize.

But I've got 430 other men
to worry about.

Now, where are those crystals?

I told you, he's got them.

He took them. The thing. The thing.

He's got to get some rest, Jim!

And would you get that muscleman
out of my Sickbay?

- The thing.
- Dismissed.

- He's in a lot of pain.
- Sometimes pain can drive a man

harder than pleasure.
I'm sure you know that, doctor.

Well, don't worry,
he's not going anywhere.

Not this time.

[GROANING]

What do we got, Mr. Spock?

A magnetic effect which produces
a winking-out phenomenon?

A mysterious, unidentified source
of radiation on the planet?

Lazarus, a walking powder keg,
your rip in the universe?

A so-called murdering humanoid?

True, captain,
but more significant to me

is the fact that our ship's instruments
are specifically designed

to locate and identify any object
in our universe, be it energy or matter.

But by using those instruments,

you were unable to identify the source
of the radiation on the planet.

Correct, which would seem
to be impossible.

Are the instruments in order?

Perfect working condition.

Then what you say
leads obviously to one alternative.

The source of radiation
is not from our universe.

Nor in our universe, captain.

It came from outside.

Outside?

Yes.

That would explain a lot.

Another universe,
perhaps in another dimension...

...occupying the same space
at the same time.

The possible existence
of a parallel universe

has been scientifically
conceded, captain.

All right.

What would happen if...

...another universe,
say, a minus universe...

...came into contact
with a positive universe such as ours?

Unquestionably, a warp, a distortion
of physical laws on an immense scale.

Which is what
we've been experiencing.

The point where
they come into contact...

...couldn't that be described
as a hole?

Indeed. I point out
that a hole in the universe,

or in a simple container, can either
allow the contents to escape...

Or what is outside to enter.

The invasion that
Commodore Barstow suspected.

But there has been no evidence
of a large-scale invasion.

But a small-scale invasion,
Mr. Spock?

What is your analysis
of the mental state of Lazarus?

Difficult, captain.
One moment paranoid,

the next, calm, mild, rational.

Almost as if he were...

...two men.

Yes, two men.

Different but identical.

And a hole in the universe.
No, not a hole, a door.

Through which these two beings
are somehow enabled to pass.

Take a look at Lazarus.
One minute he's at the point of death...

...the next he's alive, well,
strong as a bull.

The cut on his forehead, first he has it,
then it's gone, then he has it again.

Which is physically impossible
for one man.

Quite right.

Unquestionably,
there are two of him.

But what's going on?

This leaping
from universe to universe...

...this wild talk about a murdering
creature who will destroy civilizations,

what's the purpose?

Jim, madness has no purpose...

...or reason.

But it may have a goal.

He must be stopped, held,
destroyed if necessary.

I don't follow you.

Two parallel
universes project this,

one positive, the other negative.

Or, more specifically, one matter...

...the other antimatter.

Do you know what you're saying?

Matter and antimatter have a tendency
to cancel each other out, violently.

Precisely. Under certain conditions...

...when two identical particles
of matter and antimatter meet.

Like Lazarus.

Identical.

Like both Lazarus...

...only one is matter
and the other antimatter.

If they meet...

Annihilation, Jim.

Total, complete,
absolute annihilation.

Of everything that exists...

...everywhere.

The energizer, it's shorted.

- Get out of here! Sound the alarm!
- Come on, you too, lieutenant.

- No, I've gotta--
- We've gotta go!

The whole bank might blow.

[COUGHING]

[ALARM SOUNDS]

Engineering calling Bridge.

Fire. Fire.

The energizing circuits.

Fire, captain, Engineering.
Situation critical.

All available personnel,
on the double. Spock, with me.

- KIRK: Report.
- Under control, sir.

- But it couldn't have started by itself.
- Lazarus. A trick to get the crystals.

Sir, you shouldn't be in here.

Oh, I didn't know.

He's probably beaming down with the
crystals right now. I'm going after him.

You organize a security detail.
Follow me as soon as you can.

Spock to Bridge.

I'll get you now. I have a threshold.

Run, run.

I'll get you now.

Energize.

It's done. It's done.
Finished, finished. It's done.

It's done.

It's done, it's done.

- Lazarus.
- Done.

No! Don't! Not you!

No!

Welcome, captain.

I wasn't expecting you.

No. Him.

Yes, him.

You understand.

Not completely.

This is a parallel universe?

Of course.

- Antimatter.
- Here, yes.

And if identical particles meet...

The end of everything.

Civilization, existence, all gone.

I tried to stop him, captain.

That's why I took
your dilithium crystals.

He has two more.

That's very bad, captain.

If he comes through at a time
of his own choosing...

But I think, if we hurry,
and you will help me...

...he can yet still be stopped.
There's little time left.

He meant to come through.

When you accidentally
passed through, it drained his crystals.

It will take him about ten minutes
to re-energize

with equipment aboard his ship.

That should give us enough time.

Exactly what did I pass through?

That's hard to explain, captain.

I call it an alternative warp.

It's sort of a negative magnetic corridor
where the two parallel universes meet.

It's sort of a safety valve.

It keeps eternity from blowing up.

This corridor...

...is it what caused
the magnetic effect,

the winking-out phenomenon?

Precisely, captain,
but not because of its existence.

Because... Because my foe entered.

The corridor is like a prison
with explosives at the door.

Open the door,
and the explosives might go off.

Stay inside...

And the universe is safe.

Both universes, captain.

Yours and mine.

Surely Lazarus must realize
what would happen

if you should meet face-to-face
outside the corridor.

Of course he knows, captain,
but he's mad.

You heard him. He's lost his mind.

When our people
found a way to slip through the warp

and prove another universe,
an identical one, existed,

it was too much for him.

He could not live
knowing that I lived.

He became obsessed
with the idea of destroying me,

and the fact that it meant his own
destruction and everything else...

...meant nothing to him.

So you're the terrible thing,
the murdering monster, the creature.

Yes, captain...

...or he is.

Depends on your point of view,
doesn't it?

It's ready, captain.

If we can force him
into the corridor

while I'm waiting for him,
we can put an end to this.

But if he comes through at a time
of his own choosing,

and breaks into
this universe to find me...

I understand.

What do you want me to do?

Find him.

Force him through his threshold

while I'm waiting for him,
into the corridor.

- And I'll hold him there.
- You can't hold him forever.

Can't I, captain?

You destroy his ship.

But if I destroy his ship,
won't yours also be destroyed?

- It will.
- And your door will be closed.

Yes, and so will his.

You'll be trapped inside that corridor
with him forever.

At each other's throats
throughout time.

Is it such a large price to pay...

...for the safety of two universes?

I'm ready.

Send him to me.

I'll be waiting.

SPOCK:
Lazarus.

[GRUNTING]

Stand back!

No! No! No, I'm not ready!

I'm not ready!

Take these crystals
to the Enterprise.

I must destroy that ship completely.

- What of Lazarus?
- And what of Lazarus?

[ALARM SOUNDING]

Activate phaser banks.

Phaser banks activated.

Stand by to fire.

Phasers standing by, sir.

Fire phasers.

All right, Mr. Lesley,
let's get out of here.

- Ahead, warp factor 1.
- Warp 1, sir.

Everything's all right,
Mr. Spock, for us.

There is, of course,
no escape for them, sir.

There is, of course, no escape.

How would it be...

...trapped forever
with a raging madman at your throat...

...until time itself
came to a stop, for eternity?

How would it be?

Captain...

...the universe is safe.

For you and me.

But what of Lazarus?

What of Lazarus?