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[instrumental music]

[gunshots]

[explosions]

(Elizabeth) Personal Journal, Captain Elizabeth Lochley

addendum.

The Centauri War continues to spiral out of control.

The threat of retaliation has already reached Babylon 5.

Over half dozen Centauri have been murdered

in just the last three days.

Get 50 CCs of hydromorphazine. Medlab two. Let's move. Go. Go.

- Franklin. Go. - 'Got another one in Red 4.'

Yeah, I'm right there.

(Elizabeth) In an attempt to reduce the number of casualties

I've doubled security on every level.

Uh, excuse me. Pardon me.

(Elizabeth) It hasn't helped.

Alright.

Send him to Medlab two, alright?

Everybody, clear on out.

Move on out of the way.

If this continues, we may have no choice

but to quarantine the Centauri.

We'll have to try and limit them to parts of the station

where they won't run into anyone they're currently at war with.

Unfortunately, that seems to be just about everyone right now.

So my options seem to be somewhat limited.

[door beeps]

Yes?

Mr. President.

You're up late. It's almost 2:00 in the morning.

Yeah, I know, I know.

I, uh, was just on my way to my quarters

figured I'd stop by and bring you up to speed

on the latest from Mr. Garibaldi.

We've had reports

unconfirmed but reliable

that the Centauri have begun targeting enemy jumpgates.

But..

...that's a violation of-of every rule

of civilized warfare.

Wars come and go, but the jumpgates have to go on.

Otherwise, the entire hyperspace beacon system falls apart.

If that happens..

...it'll hurt them as much as anyone else.

I know. I know. But they're doing it anyway.

They're completely out of control, which means..

...they might even be willing to strike here.

I've considered that possibility.

We're on level two alert.

Uh, the defense grid is online 24 hours a day

and I've stationed half our fighters outside the station.

The other half are standing by in hyperspace.

I don't think we're gonna have to worry about it

for a while, though.

Even the Centauri have to realize

that Babylon 5 is-is vital to the peace process.

No, I don't think they're gonna come after us

until the White Star fleet gets into it.

Exactly.

I gave the formal go order..

...a few hours ago.

The White Stars are authorized to fire on any Centauri warship

engaged in combat with Alliance vessels.

Any hope of neutrality Babylon 5 had until now..

...just went up in smoke.

[intense music]

[sighs]

Lochley to C and C.

(man on speaker) 'C and C on line.'

We've got a problem.

[intense music]

(Kosh) And so it begins.

(male #1) There is a hole in your mind.

(G'Kar) No one here is exactly

what he appears.

Nothing's the same anymore.

Commander Sinclair is being reassigned.

(Londo) Why don't you eliminate the entire Narn Homeworld..

(Elric) I see a great hand reaching out of a star.

(Sebastian) Who are you?

(female #1) President Clark has signed

a decree today declaring..

(John) These orders have forced us

to declare independence.

Saw people get off their encounter suited

butts and do something.

(Zathras) You're the one, who was.

(Kosh) To Z'ha'dum you will die.

(Lorien) Why are you here?

Do you have anything worth living for?

(Delenn) I think of my beautiful city in flames.

(John) Giants in the playground. Now, get the hell out of our galaxy!

We are here to place President Clark under arrest.

[theme music]

[music continues]

[instrumental music]

Something's bothering you.

What is it?

I need to ask you to do something

I don't wanna ask you to do.

Well, um..

...if it's about my wearing those little..

- No. - I appreciate the gift.

And I didn't say I wouldn't wear them

I just said that..

...for me, from a Minbari perspective

I thought it looked silly.

No.

I mean, it-it's, it doesn't have anything

to do with that.

Business, then.

Since we got into this war

I've been going over the files of our resources.

Ships.

We lost a lot of White Star ships during the Shadow War

the battle for earth ...and we're bound to lose more

now that we're into this thing with the Centauri.

Sooner or later, we are going to run out.

I know.

The problem is we've been using them against everything

from medium-size cruisers to full-blown destroyers.

[sighs] So far they've been able to hold their own

against ships five, six times their size

and that's commendable, but ...we can't keep doing that.

Exactly. We are going to need more ships, Delenn.

- Bigger ships. - That may be a problem.

The Grey Council approved construction

on the White Star fleet for use during the Shadow War.

We were fortunate to inherit them afterward.

But the resources in going back

and building a whole new class of ship..

Can be spread around a little.

I just had a courier deliver a message to President Luchenko

suggesting...a joint Earth-Minbari project.

Now, we'll start with one or two prototypes.

You'll provide the design specs and the material

for a destroyer-class White Star.

Earth handles the, the finances and the construction.

And her government benefits

from the new technologies involved.

- Very tidy. - Mm-hmm.

I assume she said yes.

Well, she said she'd say yes if..

...the Minbari said yes first.

She's not going to stick her neck out

if it's not going to happen.

So you would like me to contact

the Grey Council and propose this.

Yeah.

Done.

Why were you so reluctant?

I need you to go there in person, Delenn.

This has to be done in secret

until the first prototype rolls off the assembly line.

But...the hyperspace routes

from here to Minbar are not safe.

We've got Centauri all over the map

we've got firefights every inch of the way.

- If you run into trouble.. - I'll walk out of it.

More dignified that way.

You don't have to do this.

I know.

I'll arrange to leave at the first opportunity.

Alright.

But don't take any unnecessary risks.

People always say that.

They want to find lives in which risk is unnecessary.

There's only one problem with that.

- Mm? - It's impossible.

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[beeping]

Sheridan. Go.

(man over speaker) 'Mr. President, we've got more reports'

'from the front line coming in.'

Alright. My office, 20 minutes.

Oh. Yes.

Vir, you wanted to see us?

Yes, yes, thank you for coming. Please, sit.

I'm sorry about the accommodations.

Uh, the captain had me moved here

because my other quarters weren't safe.

Too many people knew where they were.

That's fine, Vir.

So, what's up?

Uh-uh, I have a favor to ask both of you.

As you know, our ships have been in combat with..

...well, just about everyone, really.

Our biggest losses have been in the Drazi space.

They are real good fighters.

Not terrific conversationalists

and their table manners can make you go blind in one eye

but, uh, it's-it's really tough behind the weapons consoles.

But...on the occasion that we've destroyed one of their ships

we've always returned their bodies to them.

They have not done the same for us in return.

Well, the exchange of bodies during hostilities

is a key point to the declaration of principles.

Now, the Drazi signed on, same as everyone else.

I know. But they're still not returning the bodies.

Well, that's unfortunate, Vir, and I feel for you

but what are we supposed to do about it?

Well...it's the way

that they're refusing to return the bodies

that-that makes me think there's something else going on

behind the scenes.

'You, as the chief medical officer of the Alliance'

'you could put pressure on them into returning the bodies.'

'And a telepath, a good one, could find out'

what they're hiding and where and why.

Vir, this isn't exactly my area of expertise.

Now, Mr. Garibaldi--

Would not know what to look for.

I mean, what if they're not releasing the bodies

because our people are still alive

and they're just torturing them for information?

I mean, you could find out who died in space

and who died elsewhere.

You know, this means going to the Drazi Homeworld.

Look, I have a Vree transport standing by.

A-and since they're declared neutral in the war

they would have no problem landing on Drazi Homeworld.

You're the only one who could do this.

Please say yes.

[sighs]

I'll have to clear it with the President.

I'll abide by his decision.

Thank you. Thank you both.

I haven't said yes, Vir.

Ah.. Oh, I'm sorry.

I, uh, I assumed that you were--

(Lyta) Don't.

I'm willing to go along and help out Stephen.

We've worked well together in the past, but..

...considering the risk involved I'm going to have to ask

for a slightly higher fee than usual.

Well..

Alright. I can, uh--

Five hundred thousand credits.

[chuckles]

That's a lot of money, Lyta.

Depending on how the work goes

that could be as cheap as one credit per body.

Uh, I-I could do four, but--

It's five, or I stay home.

This is the uplink address for the account.

The money goes into a general fund

to be used in helping other telepaths escape the Psi Corps

and eventually secure a Homeworld of our own.

Consider this a charitable donation.

Hell, it might even be deductible.

I'll be in my quarters when you've made up your mind.

Good day.

[chuckles]

Has she changed, or is it me?

Oh, she's changed.

Have you, uh, talked to Londo about this?

Maybe he could, uh, pull some strings.

Uh, the prime minister is otherwise engaged just now.

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I still think you should leave, Mollari.

No. I said where you go, I go.

It's become a matter of principle.

You picked a terrible moment in your social evolution

to develop principles.

Perhaps you could start with something simpler

the moral equivalent of an opposable thumb

'for instance.'

Mollari, your people are at war.

I know.

And while it pains me to be in here

I think that I may do more good

in here than out there.

G'Kar, the regent either ordered the war directly

or allowed others to act on his behalf.

Either way, the only way to stop this war

is to go up against the regent himself.

In order to do that without being executed

I have to have supporters.

Now, when the word gets out

that the prime minister is being held without charge

in a cell in the royal palace the people will be outraged.

Even the Centaurum will have to respond.

Demonstrating that the regent is not acting responsibly

is the first step in countermanding

his orders to our ships.

The Centaurum may even issue a cease-fire

over his objections.

I see, and how long do you plan to wait

for this popular uprising to take place?

Just until morning.

That will make three days. More than enough.

Now, please...leave me alone.

I am tired.

And I need to get some..

[high-pitched electronic noise]

[intense music]

[indistinct chatter]

[intense music]

[indistinct chatter]

[electronic beeping]

[intense music]

Adira..

[intense music]

[whirring]

[music continues]

Who-who are you?

What do you want with me?

Yes.

He will be sufficient.

[whirring]

[music continues]

Oh!

You were having a nightmare.

Yes.

Terrible.

What-what time is it?

Morning. I woke up when I thought I heard

the expected angry mob

coming to storm the palace on your behalf

But it was just you.

Did you know that you snore?

I have to get out of here.

Yes, that's what I've been saying for some time now.

No, I have to get out of here now.

I have this feeling..

...something is...terribly wrong.

You're at war with everyone in the known universe.

Perhaps you were thinking of that.

No, more than that.

I have to get out.

But I have to be sure I save face.

I said I would stay with you until they released you.

So...how can I?

Leave it to me.

[gurgles]

What are you doing?

Shh! I have to concentrate.

Concentrate on what?

Last night's supper.

No, no, no, wait, wait, wait

there has to be another way! Wait!

Thank you!

[coughing]

Who knew they could make such a..

...stench as that!

I don't even want to think about it!

I couldn't stay in there a moment longer!

And the smell was not the worst of it.

It was the burning in my eyes!

I think my buttons are melting!

[coughing]

Mr. President.

As you requested, generals Na'Tok, Daro, and Kulomani.

Thank you for coming, gentlemen.

I believe you all know Captain Lochley.

Since time is precious to us all, I won't keep you.

I just wanted to get a personal report

on the progress of the Centauri conflict.

With the help of the White Star fleet

we are holding our own, Mr. President.

Several incursions on Brakiri space

have been beaten back in just the last 24 hours.

The Narn Homeworld and territories

have experienced similar attacks.

With the depletion of our forces

after our last experience with the Centauri

we would've suffered even greater casualties

without the assistance of the White Star fleet.

Am I correct in that each of your governments

is primarily engaged in defending your own borders?

Yes.

Why haven't you consolidated your forces?

I mean, the Drazi have endured fewer losses in recent months.

You could send some ships to the Narn sector of space

'and the Brakiri--'

Brakiri will not take orders from Drazi.

And the Drazi, I'm sorry to say, will not take orders from us.

We can win this war on our own.

We do not need their...guidance.

We have experience with the Centauri

that might prove useful.

We know all we need to know.

I thought this was supposed to be an Alliance

all of you working together in common cause.

We are, in our own individual and sovereign ways.

We can settle this later, captain.

At the moment..

...what I am trying to get from all of you

is a sense of their strategy.

We've, uh, detected two different

parts of their program.

One part of the fleet is designed to protect their bases

from attack, while the other wing engages

primarily in offensive maneuvers against everyone else.

Has there been any exchange between the two sides?

Little or none.

It's like having a defensive and offensive

special team in football.

Is this typical of their strategy, General Na'Tok?

No.

Perhaps they have changed.

Yeah, maybe.

It's strange, though.

Anyway, those are their tactics.

What is the overall strategy?

You can't just fight a war to fight a war

and honk off your neighbors.

There have to be definitive and to their minds achievable goals.

Now, what are they?

What does it look like they might be?

Are they moving toward anything?

Their strategy has not yet become clear.

And this doesn't seem strange to you?

[beeping]

Lochley. Go.

(Corwin) 'We've got a situation developing up here, captain.'

On my way.

If you'll excuse me.

(General Na'Tok) 'What does seem strange to me'

is that we are reacting and not acting.

We have the resources to be more aggressive

to strike at their holdings in a more meaningful way.

Why are we not doing so?

Our first goal should be to draw a line in space

contain their forces and then--

We will win the war more quickly

by attacking the Centauri Homeworld

as they have attacked ours!

No! I won't sanction that.

Military targets are one thing

but if you hit Centauri Prime

you are hitting civilian targets!

They have not hesitated to kill

civilians!'

Now, I know that, but you can't--

Mr. President, we must have our revenge.

This isn't about revenge, general.

This is about taking out their ability to make war.

We strike cleanly, surgically

and we do not hit civilian targets.

Do I make myself absolutely crystal clear?

[indistinct chatter]

Okay, what do we got?

One of the long-range hyperspace probes picked this up

'a few minutes ago.'

'It's definitely a Centauri cruiser.'

- Shall I go to red alert? - Mmm, not yet.

If they have people on the station

they'll know we've seen them.

Any sign of support vessels?

Negative. Just one cruiser.

That doesn't make sense.

A war cruiser that size, it'd never go out alone.

Is Alpha Squadron still out there?

Standing by.

Getting some additional readings from the probe.

Weapons systems currently not active.

Well, that's encouraging.

Getting some unusual readings from the jump engines.

Could be an error in the scanners.

Life signs read..

Captain, life signs read negative.

There's no one aboard that cruiser.

She's on auto control.

Captain Lochley to Alpha Squadron.

Break and attack! I repeat, break and attack!

(male #2) 'Roger that. Alpha Squadron heading in.'

She's going to blow the jumpgate.

[intense music]

Jump engines at critical mass. Approaching overload.

She'll probably open a jump point in the middle of the gate

come through, and blow the whole thing sky high!

Thirty seconds to jump.

Move the struts as far apart as we can.

If we minimize the damage when it explodes--

Ten seconds!

[intense music]

[gunfire]

Alpha squadron, I want that ship out of my sky!

[explosion]

[explosion]

Damage report. How bad was the gate hit?

Most of the energy was deflected forward by the jump point

instead of spreading out to the sides.

Minimal damage to jumpgate struts

and control mechanisms.

Structural integrity?

It's holding together.

Get a repair crew out there ASAP.

All traffic will stand by during repairs.

That was too damn close.

If they had gotten all the way into the jumpgate..

I want those long-range probes extended.

They're at maximum now.

Well, use the Starfuries to boost the signal.

I do not want another situation like this!

Very sloppy of them.

It's as I told you, Na'Tok.

The humans do not have the stomach for this war.

We will end it as it should be ended

by striking the Centauri Homeworld.

If you are with us.

The Narn government has no special love of the Centauri..

...or its citizens.

We are with you.

[intense music]

(Delenn) 'Is everyone alright?'

Inside the station, yes.

Two Starfury pilots who were guarding the jumpgate

were wounded, one killed in the explosion.

Lochley's got the place buttoned up tight.

They won't get a second chance.

How badly was the gate damaged?

(Sheridan) 'Well...it will be out of commission'

'at least two or three days.'

'That means the civilian traffic will be stranded.'

Fortunately the White Stars and most of the other warships

can jump in and out on their own.

It looks like ...I was worried about you

when I should've been worried about us.

'How long until you get to Minbar?'

48 hours your time.

I've already spoken with the Grey council

told them I need to talk to them

though I haven't said why.

'Good.'

And let me know when they come to a decision.

I could use a little... good news right about now.

Well..

...I should be getting back into things, Delenn.

It-it's frantic around here and with you and Stephen gone--

Stephen is gone? Where?

I thought you knew.

Stephen and Lyta took off for the Drazi Homeworld

about a day before you left. Um..

Some kind of mission of mercy.

[instrumental music]

(Lyta) 'If you turn that the other way, maybe it..'

(Stephen) 'Oh, yeah, you're right.'

(Lyta) 'Why don't you just ask somebody?'

- No, no, I got a map. Come on. - What is this with you men?

- Excuse me. - Excuse me.

[indistinct chatter]

Wow.

Alright, here we go.

We got to stop soon.

Are you sure you know where we're going?

Yeah, it's the same hotel that Michael stayed at.

He said the room service is good and the food is cheap

and the staff is friendly.

Meaning the food stinks, the rooms are small

and the staff will knife you in the back

when you're not looking.

Exactly.

Alright. I think it's, uh..

...it's that way.

Oh..

Now, now, don't worry, alright?

We have a few hours before our contact.

You got that? Let's go.

[intense music]

And there is no one more fond of the regent than I am.

It was I who recommended him for the position

after the death of Emperor Cartagia

and the Centaurum agreed.

After having endured so much pain and suffering he seemed..

...a safe choice.

Apparently we were wrong.

I disagree.

You disagree? On what basis?

Minister Cholini, as head of the defense ministry

you know that our ships have been used to--

Defend the Centauri holdings from enemy attack, that's all.

That's not true.

I have seen our ships

attack members of the Alliance.

I'm not responsible for what you have

and haven't seen, Prime Minister.

All I can tell you is..

...that I'm in daily contact with our fleet commanders

and their orders are straight from the regent

have never altered.

We've been on a strictly defensive footing

from the beginning. Anything else is propaganda.

Now, if you wish to move against the regent

I'm afraid you must do it without

the backing of the ministry of defense.

Good day, Mollari.

[intense music]

[door chimes]

[chimes]

[chimes]

What?

Mr. President--

Michael, do you have to lean on the doorbell?

I'm sorry. I ran all the way over here.

You gotta see this.

This is the latest from the rangers

on the disposition of our forces.

Thirty percent of the Narn and the Drazi fleet

have gone missing.

What?

They tried to hide it, but we got the beacon IDs

on all the ships in the area where fighting's going on.

They left just enough behind to defend their assets.

The rest took off.

John, I think they're headed right for Centauri Prime.

No, I need proof.

No. We don't have time. No, no.

You are the only one who can stop them.

You gotta get between them and the target

or we're gonna end up with quarter million

dead Centauri on our hands

maybe more, and mainly civilians.

Damn it.

Alright, get me a White Star, any of 'em.

I don't care, just so long as it's fast.

How much of a head start do they have?

That's unknown. Their ships could have been en route

the whole time we were meeting with them.

If that's true, Michael, I'll skin 'em alive.

Come on.

[instrumental music]

[knock on door]

Okay.

- Dr. Franklin? - Yes.

Dr. Literana Varda. We spoke.

Yes. Come on in. I was hoping that was you.

This is my, uh, associate..

...Lyta Alexander. This is Dr. Varda.

Honored.

'I cannot stay. We're very busy right now.'

But I have checked as you asked.

We have no Centauri bodies here.

I see.

And do you know where the bodies are?

Out there.

I personally surveyed the damaged ships

and the bodies were in such disarray

that you could not put any of them together

and make sense out of it..

'...just parts floating in space.'

Why are you lying to us?

I'm not.

This is an outrage.

Lyta, down!

Lyta.

[intense music]

[gunshot]

- Varda. - What are you hiding?

What?

[gasping]

What? What is it?

Take me there. Now!

- Any word from Na'Tok? - Negative.

Alright. Keep trying. We're heading out.

I just hope to God we get there in time.

Here we go again. Hit it.

(male #3) 'Gravimetric engines on-line.'

(male #4) 'Navigational thrusters, standard ahead.'

[indistinct chatter]

We're two jumps from home, Delenn.

Good. Any further news from Babylon 5?

No, not since the..

[beeping]

- What is it? - Trouble.

I read four Centauri warships, too many to fight.

Evasive maneuvers.

They've seen us.

Jump to normal space.

Notify Babylon 5 before..

[missiles firing]

[explosion]

[screaming]

[intense music]

Which way? Which way?

You tell us which way, or I'm gonna give you back to her.

Do you understand?

Left.

Let's go.

Open it. Open it!

Let's see what the hell was so important

you were willing to kill us for it. Come on.

Holy..

I don't get it. Wh..

Where are all the bodies? What is this stuff?

There are no bodies.

The attacking Centauri warships were empty.

'No crew members aboard, no one to capture'

no bodies to return.

There were only these attached to the system.

I know this.

I know what this is.

[shot firing]

Run! They're on to us!

Hello, Mollari.

Regent?

I told you we would speak again before the end.

I've always tried to keep my promises

especially to those who have been kind to me..

...as you have been.

It is no burden.

Regent, I've been trying to see you for some time.

- Our ships-- - Yes.

I know.

Then you gave the order.

After a fashion.

I have always tried to do the right thing.

You know.

When circumstances allowed.

Yes. We all do, regent.

Yes.

And now it is your time.

Mine is almost over.

I have to say..

I'll be glad of it.

I'm so tired of it all, Londo.

I'm glad..

I won't live to see what follows.

Why? What is going to follow?

What do you mean there weren't any crew aboard?

Garibaldi said that there were two separate Centauri fleets

engaged in the war..

...one defensive, one offensive.

But no one in the Centauri military knew

anything about the attacks

only that they were defending themselves against us.

Now we know why.

(Sheridan) 'This isn't making sense.'

This is leftover Shadow technology, Mr. President.

The Vorlons gave me information on them

in case I ever ran across one

and I understand a few years ago

one was found by the Psi Corps.

It's an organic device

used to control a ship from a long distance.

You put two or three of these onboard a starship

and you don't even need a crew.

Well, then how the hell did the Centauri

get their hands on them?

Well, that's the real question.

Now, we know that a lot of the aliens who worked

for the Shadows got away with a lot of their technology.

How much, we don't know.

But it's possible that one of these races

sold the stuff to the Centauri.

With the cooperation of a few others in charge

of the military, the regent could run an offensive war

without anybody in the military knowing anything about it.

But there's another possibility.

A third party could use these devices

to set up the Centauri, turn everyone against them.

And the Drazi, they wouldn't tell anybody about these things.

They've always competed with the Centauri for trade.

A war would be in their best interest.

Besides, this is, this is pretty advanced technology.

If they told the Alliance, they'd have to turn over

the devices for study.

And meanwhile, the attacks go on.

Of course.

Of course!

That's why we couldn't figure out a strategy

behind the random attacks.

We couldn't see a goal because there was no goal.

There was no strategy beyond alienating

everyone in the Alliance, turn them against the Centauri

so that..

So they'd attack.

'Listen, all the White Stars in your area are out.'

'Can you get out of there in one piece?'

I think so.

Good. Get ahold of Garibaldi if you can.

Tell him he has to keep trying to reach

the Drazi and Narn fleets.

Now, they are jamming us

but he has to get through to them

before it's too late.

Give me everything you've got!

The lives of several million people are riding on this.

[intense music]

[sparks crackling]

[groaning]

Delenn.

Lennier..

What..

Delenn..

...we've been hit..

...badly.

I've managed to get to the consoles

and check on our condition.

How bad is it?

Jump engines are off-line.

Most of the crew..

...are dead.

There are a few survivors on a lower deck.

They can't get past the debris between levels.

We have enough power in our navigational thrusters

to keep from going too far off the beacon

but-but once they run out

we'll start to drift.

Distress signal.

Activated..

...but I can't tell if it's working or not.

And my leg..

...appears to be broken in two places.

This is bad, then.

Very bad, Delenn.

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It's going to be a pretty night..

...the last one I will ever see.

You shouldn't talk that way, regent.

You still have many years ahead of you.

That's why it's important to recall the ships.

We can still make peace.

Oh, there will be peace..

...for a while.

It never lasts, really.

They said so.

They said both things, actually

that there will be peace and that it won't last.

They also said

I would be dead by morning..

...and that tomorrow..

...you will be emperor.

'They said many, many things..'

...things I didn't want to hear..

...things I didn't understand..

...and things I didn't want to understand.

"They?"

Who are they, regent?

Oh, you will find out for yourself soon enough, Londo.

You shouldn't rush your last free hours.

And there was something else they told me..

...to do..

...and I did it just a few moments

before I came to see you.

The last thing I will ever have to do for them..

...and in a way..

...I'm glad it's over.

What did they ask you to do?

To send away all the ships..

...guarding Centauri prime..

...on a false emergency..

...and turn off the planetary defense network.

No!

I think I'll stay..

...and watch from here.

The sky should be lighting up anytime now.

I imagine..

...it will be..

...quite beautiful.

No!

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No.

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