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[1st Transmission]- Emma Swan- Ten Forward|OTA
Emma looked around, nerves suddenly on edge. She had been about to walk into a study with Henry and Regina, and suddenly she finds herself someplace strange and new, and unlike anything she had ever seen.
And that is saying something, considering who she is, and where she comes from.
"Seriously?" She said, out loud to no one in particular.
She walked down the winding hallway, and when she paused,a door opened with a swish, and revealed a bar. It was a type of bar that Emma had never seen before.
"Where am I now?"
And that is saying something, considering who she is, and where she comes from.
"Seriously?" She said, out loud to no one in particular.
She walked down the winding hallway, and when she paused,a door opened with a swish, and revealed a bar. It was a type of bar that Emma had never seen before.
"Where am I now?"
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He's seated at a table near the door to the bar. "You're in space. On a ship called the Enterprise. This is the bar known as Ten Forward."
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"Neal? How?... this can't be..."
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There's a bit of irony here, and he points it out. "Where I also ran into my father."
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"How long have you been here?"
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It looks like she's as thrilled about his father's presence as he was. "He doesn't cause trouble, at least. Or he hasn't in the four or so months I've been here."
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He glances over his shoulder to find the woman, and when he does he feels kinda bad for not giving her a serious answer. Well. It wasn't a lie exactly, but he could have been more delicate about it. "Hi, sorry," he adds, swiveling his bar stool so he's facing her. "You lost? Yeah, I know that feeling."
He smiles crookedly and flashes her a pair of soft blue eyes, holding out his hand. "John. John Crichton." She's probably not exactly in the mood for niceties, but mama always said a good Southern boy never forgets his manners. We'll just refrain from letting mama know about his buttcrack remark.
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"Kind of, I guess," Emma said, smiling too. "Emma Swan, how long have you been here?"
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John's grin turns a little more lopsided at her reaction. Cute. "Nice to meet you, Emma Swan. I've been here ... well, long enough you're probably not gonna like the answer."
If she's new, and wondering where the hell she is, casually dropping it in that he's been on this particular boat for about eight months now probably isn't going to engender feelings of warm fuzzies. "People on this cruise seem to come and go, so just be sure to tip your bartenders. Where are you from, Emma Swan?"
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'Storybrooke' doesn't sound like a city (do they even have cities in Maine?), but hell, she could be from the ass-end of the universe given his luck. There's just something about her that says home to John. Maybe it's because she reminds him of Alex.
"Me? Weeeeell..." He wonders if everything he's gonna say needs to be prefaced by a 'you're probably not gonna like the answer'. What is your life, John. What are your choices. "Originally, Memphis. But I didn't do a lot of growing up there. Recently, I've been getting my ass kicked all across the Uncharted Territories."
He clears his throat. "Sorry. My butt kicked."
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So instead of approaching her, he sat down at a table and ordered himself his usual hot cocoa with cinnamon and see if she noticed him. Then he ask her for his full name and the truth would be revealed. He didn't have high hopes.
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"Henry?"
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He's not sure how to act tactfully so he doesn't. He just asks. "Pop Quiz. What's my last name?"
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The Chronometer he had been referencing seemed to be missing, and he wasn't sure why, and now he wasn't sure when he was.
Great.
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"I-I'm sorry, I don't know I just got here," She said. "Where did you come from?"
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Harry was frustrated and tired, then smiled, shaking his head. "Sorry. Didn't mean to take this out on you. You said you just got here. Has anyone explained where we are to you, yet?" He knew that much, and an idea of the why.
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She motioned to the chair she was standing next to.
"And no... not really.... can you help me?"
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"Thanks." He nodded. "And sure. By this point, I've had the spiel twice. We're in the 24th Century, on the Starship Enterprise, the fourth of it's name, which is part of Starfleet, the exploratory and protective arm of the Federation of Planets."
He paused, then went on. "We've apparently been brought here by a powerful being called Q, who does this sort of thing for his amusement. The people running this vessel are not his friends, and he likes to play jokes on them, or something like that. So far, no one knows how to get back home, unless you can find Q when he inevitably will come back, and get him to be willing to send you home."
He paused, thought, then snapped his fingers. "Oh, and people are coming in from all over time and space."
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"Trying to figure out how you wound up in a bar in space," The Admiral asked as he slid into his usual seat.
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"You look like you own the room."
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"My quarters on Deck 8." He smiled a bit after saying that though, hoping it didn't sound nearly as acerbic to her as it did to him.
"I don't own it, but I do outrank them," Then he gave her a full on grin before offering her his hand to shake, "Admiral Christopher Pike."
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"I'm Emma Swan."
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"It's a pleasure, Ms. Swan."
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