Oh, it didn;t log the call as being from there- it pointed out the call came from deeper inside the Galaxy!
This is a match with the co-ordinates Gundark's team think the Dark Siders were heading to. Also unlikely to be a Sith trap, seeing as there are no Sith. Recent rumours aside.
Now Gundark is up... are you going to tell the others of your vision, Gundy?
o i meant a dark siders trap or sumthin' i was just throwing out ideas. So it came from deeper in the galaxy but a close planet to the coordanates is the one you gave us??
in that case
"I say that we go ahead and continue our mission but we should log the coordinates in the computer so we can go there if something else comes up or we laern something new." Roan turns and looks consered (sp?) "Master Gundark (if that is not your character's name im sorry im bad with names) I sense something is wrong, what is it?"
You have no idea of the origin of what your communicators picked up- but if it is from deeper in the Galacy, it was from behind you, as Gundark;s team is heading outward.
It's Master Gundark, don't worry. But talking of which, this new thread:
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f7/t12805.html
will sort out all your character reference problems!
Unfortunately you cannot tell what sort of signal it is- if it is a drifting short range signal, it could be decades old or more. If it is a long range communication it could have been sent only minutes ago.
You estimate that, with engine cooling and linking up your navigational systems to the Diplomatic Crusier, you will be at Dordellus inside 12 hours.
Kellan acknowledged Sky and Roan over the com, then double checked the console to make sure the inter-ship channel was secure and coded.
"Before you go marching off, Xeth, there is something I have decided that you all need to be made aware of," she began. "Sky and Roan, you must pay especially close attention as you only have the rough outline of our mission thus far. And you, Sky, I sense much boredom and restlessness in you, even from this distance. You must discipline your emotions and keep them in check during the rest of this mission, as it has evolved into an extremely dangerous situation."
Kellan then addressed Celsius. "I am aware of your frustration over your broken lightsabre, Celsius. Mine is also inoperative. When I am finished speaking to you all, we shall examine them together and determine how to fix them." She then leaned forward in her seat, closer to the com unit, as if that would somehow make her words carry more conviction in the minds of her listeners.
"Even before my original team and I were sent to the resolve the Damagram conflict, I had a vision of Jaglon Beta. I also saw Kuylen in my vision before I ever laid eyes on the man," Kellan involuntarily shuddered. "I saw the ice-covered planet of Avalar and felt the death in the Dark Side that inhabited the remains of the monastery there."
She paused, hesitated and continued. "I am now having visions of an underground city, a dark robed Sith Lord with tremendous power, and many voices, many warnings, that I do not understand. I cannot impress upon you the graveness of the situation we are facing. Every vision I have had has come to fruition."
As Master Gundark suggested that she controlled her emotions, Sky let out a deep breath, releasing emotions that were best left alone and gaining a control over the ones that stayed. Her boredom evapporated and not even a wisp of that feeling remained. She had a feeling the days ahead would be far from boring. The moment Master Gundark finished, Sky already felt fondly of her and respected her even in their distance.