Natural anomalies, as far as the Gibraltar crew knew, wouldn't do such a thing. And several temporal anomalies in a couple of weeks? This couldn't be a coincidence anymore. There had to be an intelligence at work. Still, that kind of speculation was best left to the Bureau of Temporal Investigations, so McMillan ordered evasive manoeuvres, to prevent the Gibraltar from interacting with the anomaly.
It didn't do them any good though. Within minutes, the Gibraltar was engulfed by this anomaly. A bumpy ride later, the Gibraltar crew found themselves. . . in the future, near a spacestation of some sorts. There were no lifeforms coming from that station, but the Gibraltar did receive a message from an unknown source:
"Watersupply is poisoned. Beam down and fix the problem."
This, the Gibraltar crew decided, was some sort of distress call, even though it could have been worded differently. Future or not, temporal anomaly or not, they decided that they'd beam down, and see what they could do...
To be continued...
((mostly because SL was acting up... we'll continue next week! Because who knows what awaits us? Stay tuned...))
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