Or at least, if not enough to map it on a star chart, enough to know the gravity of the situation. Trance doesn't seem bothered, but he's not Trance. However reassuring her insistence that this is something he needs to do, somewhere he needs to be, might seem, it doesn't change the fact that they're thousands of years in the past in a universe that's not their own.
At that point, their actual physical location matters little.
"We're aboard the Starfleet ship USS Enterprise, which serves the United Federation of Planets."
He pauses, for a moment, but there is no point in trying to wrap this up in niceties. Not for Tyr. Especially not when Tyr already knows something beyond strange has happened to them.
Was perhaps, more prepared in the moment he'd arrived here for this sort of news than Dylan was, based on his description of what had been happening aboard the Maru.
"We, Tyr, are in an alternate universe where there was never a Systems Commonwealth. And as best I can work out, we're almost three thousand years in our past."
If Tyr had any doubts just why Dylan is edgy and frustrated with his temporally scattered crew, with this place, with this situation, that should set them to rest. One thing everyone on his crew knows about him is that service to the Commonwealth and the values it represents has been his life.
And that suddenly being jolted out of his time and everything he knows has happened to him before.
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Or at least, if not enough to map it on a star chart, enough to know the gravity of the situation. Trance doesn't seem bothered, but he's not Trance. However reassuring her insistence that this is something he needs to do, somewhere he needs to be, might seem, it doesn't change the fact that they're thousands of years in the past in a universe that's not their own.
At that point, their actual physical location matters little.
"We're aboard the Starfleet ship USS Enterprise, which serves the United Federation of Planets."
He pauses, for a moment, but there is no point in trying to wrap this up in niceties. Not for Tyr. Especially not when Tyr already knows something beyond strange has happened to them.
Was perhaps, more prepared in the moment he'd arrived here for this sort of news than Dylan was, based on his description of what had been happening aboard the Maru.
"We, Tyr, are in an alternate universe where there was never a Systems Commonwealth. And as best I can work out, we're almost three thousand years in our past."
If Tyr had any doubts just why Dylan is edgy and frustrated with his temporally scattered crew, with this place, with this situation, that should set them to rest. One thing everyone on his crew knows about him is that service to the Commonwealth and the values it represents has been his life.
And that suddenly being jolted out of his time and everything he knows has happened to him before.