> A beaping could be heard from the tactcial station.  A medium-sized woman was 
> standing there.  She had long black hair pulled back into a pony-tail.  Her eyes 
> were an emerald green and seemed to be looking over her console.  "Sir, the station 
> is hailing us.  It is Admrial Jackson," announced Ariel Ares.

"Admiral Jackson it is, then," Colin acknowledged.  "On screen, if you please, Mr. 
Ares."



--
Randy J. Ferrance, DC, MD


> >The young Black chuckled to himself as he responded. �"I understand sir. 
> �Coming 
> >about to stand aloof, sir.", he answered. �The only sign of his inward chuckle 
> >was the Riker-esque smile that was on plastered across his face.
> >
> >Black took the ship around the starbase, and ended up facing the dock. �The 
> >small ship came to a full stop facing the docking bay. �Being slightly high and 
> >to starboard side gave the Centurian's weapons officer a good chance to fire on 
> anything that would/could come out before they could take a pot shot at them. Of 
> course, that would not be necessary, but it fit the defination of aloof. �He 
> hoped...
> >
> >"Nicely done, Mr. Black," Colin said gently, the warmth of his smile evident in 
> his voice, "very nicely done, indeed." �Now the question: was 311 expecting him 
> to come inside? �Or just exchange atoms?
> 
> A beaping could be heard from the tactcial station.  A medium-sized woman was 
> standing there.  She had long black hair pulled back into a pony-tail.  Her eyes 
> were an emerald green and seemed to be looking over her console.  "Sir, the 
> station is hailing us.  It is Admrial Jackson," announced Ariel Ares.
> 
> (Cap'n?)
> 
> AJ

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