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Chapter 6 – Ilkona
9 February 2710
Ilkona City, Ilkona, Terran Empire of Planets
Deep in the seedy underbelly of Ilkona City two people met.
“Yes,” the other said.
They exchanged information on their personal electronics
“Is this all of it?” one of them asked.
“Yes,” the other said, as she vanished into the night. The other also went back the way he had come.
Outside Ilkona City
The TARDIS materialised beside a road on a forested hillside not far from Ilkona City.
“So, where are we?” Felicia asked, looking at the Scanner screen as Susan activated it.
“The Terran colony of Ilkona in the year 2710,” Susan answered. “I think it’s a peaceful year.”
“If we are here, I doubt that will remain true for much longer,” Tamsin said, cheekily.
“I agree, Tamsin,” Susan said.
“Is there any more information we should know?” Felicia asked, wondering how dangerous it could be.
“Not really,” Susan answered. “But you should be careful, and be ready to run if I say to run.”
“She always says that,” Kiara added.
“My Susan sometimes says it too,” Felicia said in a wistful tone.
“Let’s go,” Susan said as she opened the TARDIS door. “Wait a moment.” She pressed a button on the console. “There, Tamsin and Felicia. Your phones will be able to access the local internet now.”
“But that’s not very fair. What about Kiara and Nathan?” Felicia asked, as they left the TARDIS.
“I share! Besides, Kiara has a Tyrian device that performs a similar function,” Tamsin said.
9 February 2710
Ilkona City, Ilkona, Terran Empire of Planets
Deep in the seedy underbelly of Ilkona City two people met.
“Yes,” the other said.
They exchanged information on their personal electronics
“Is this all of it?” one of them asked.
“Yes,” the other said, as she vanished into the night. The other also went back the way he had come.
Outside Ilkona City
The TARDIS materialised beside a road on a forested hillside not far from Ilkona City.
“So, where are we?” Felicia asked, looking at the Scanner screen as Susan activated it.
“The Terran colony of Ilkona in the year 2710,” Susan answered. “I think it’s a peaceful year.”
“If we are here, I doubt that will remain true for much longer,” Tamsin said, cheekily.
“I agree, Tamsin,” Susan said.
“Is there any more information we should know?” Felicia asked, wondering how dangerous it could be.
“Not really,” Susan answered. “But you should be careful, and be ready to run if I say to run.”
“She always says that,” Kiara added.
“My Susan sometimes says it too,” Felicia said in a wistful tone.
“Let’s go,” Susan said as she opened the TARDIS door. “Wait a moment.” She pressed a button on the console. “There, Tamsin and Felicia. Your phones will be able to access the local internet now.”
“But that’s not very fair. What about Kiara and Nathan?” Felicia asked, as they left the TARDIS.
“I share! Besides, Kiara has a Tyrian device that performs a similar function,” Tamsin said.
