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Judith, Head captain of the ship Penelope V7
Judith waited in the controls room as the rest of her crew came in. They were on a special mission today, and if they failed; their planet would succumb to death, and be nothing but a mere space dust in the Traverse Galaxy. She sighed and sipped at her coffee. It was lukewarm and tasted bitter. She wished she could put a little sugar in it, but the control room held no sugary substances anywhere. Judith watched as one by one each of her crew came into the control room. She waved at them and smiled, she had been with this crew for ten long years, going on space missions frequently.
It had been twenty years ago to this exact date, that the planet started to deteriorate from lack of metals in the core. Judith loved her home planet very much, but they needed to find a new one, in a new galaxy, somewhere far away. One that would help them succeed in life and make sure their new home was one they could live on for the rest of the Welterian's existence. She wished that she could just stay and be with her family, but she was the head captain, and she was specifically requested for this mission for her expert skills in driving the ships about space.
The Commander of Welterian came into the room, and he had a worried look in his eyes, but who didn't nowadays? Judith bit her lower rose colored lip and waited for him to speak to her.
"Please understand Judith, I need this planet to go on and live, but I can't just let you do this mission alone.." He began and she raised a slender brow at him and spoke softly.
"What do you mean Commander? I have my whole crew going with me." She told him and gestured to her crew that was all standing in the room.
"Well, yes. But, I need someone from my side watching you and helping you. Please Judith, just let him come on your ship and help you find our planet a new home." He asked her, practically pleading with her. She narrowed her eyes and shrugged her shoulders.
"Who is this man that you are sending with me?" She asked curiously.
The commander gestured to the door, and as it slowly opened she saw the man she was suppose to let go on her ship while they found their planet people a new home.
Judith, Head captain of the ship Penelope V7
Judith waited in the controls room as the rest of her crew came in. They were on a special mission today, and if they failed; their planet would succumb to death, and be nothing but a mere space dust in the Traverse Galaxy. She sighed and sipped at her coffee. It was lukewarm and tasted bitter. She wished she could put a little sugar in it, but the control room held no sugary substances anywhere. Judith watched as one by one each of her crew came into the control room. She waved at them and smiled, she had been with this crew for ten long years, going on space missions frequently.
It had been twenty years ago to this exact date, that the planet started to deteriorate from lack of metals in the core. Judith loved her home planet very much, but they needed to find a new one, in a new galaxy, somewhere far away. One that would help them succeed in life and make sure their new home was one they could live on for the rest of the Welterian's existence. She wished that she could just stay and be with her family, but she was the head captain, and she was specifically requested for this mission for her expert skills in driving the ships about space.
The Commander of Welterian came into the room, and he had a worried look in his eyes, but who didn't nowadays? Judith bit her lower rose colored lip and waited for him to speak to her.
"Please understand Judith, I need this planet to go on and live, but I can't just let you do this mission alone.." He began and she raised a slender brow at him and spoke softly.
"What do you mean Commander? I have my whole crew going with me." She told him and gestured to her crew that was all standing in the room.
"Well, yes. But, I need someone from my side watching you and helping you. Please Judith, just let him come on your ship and help you find our planet a new home." He asked her, practically pleading with her. She narrowed her eyes and shrugged her shoulders.
"Who is this man that you are sending with me?" She asked curiously.
The commander gestured to the door, and as it slowly opened she saw the man she was suppose to let go on her ship while they found their planet people a new home.