One step closer.

The mood on board the Chiron was listless when Adia returned from a visit to the Nexus. The Fleet was adrift, both figuratively and literally. Adia, by contrast, was filled with a newfound determination. Jim had offered her people sanctuary in his universe, and others had provided insight on coordinating PINpoint technology with Galactica’s jump drive. It was time that she told someone in charge about the Nexus so that the Fleet could have a new home and freedom from the enemy Cylons.

Captain Agathon was the obvious choice. He was smart and trustworthy, and could grant her an audience with Commander Adama. She sat down at her lab’s computer and spent hours formulating an email to him.

Dear Captain Agathon Karl Captain Agathon,

It’s very important that I speak with you and Commander Adama. I have some very important information that

This is going to sound crazy, but I know a place

Remember that story I told your daughter about the talking polar bear? Well, funny thing, it’s actually

Always one to re-write and edit her emails, this particular correspondence was leaving her stressed and overwhelmed. If she kept it too vague, he may not take her seriously. If she revealed too much, would he even believe her?

Deciding to sleep on it, she vowed to send him an email the next day, but two events promptly interfered with that plan: Maggie went into labor, and Tom Zarek led a mutiny.
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