Citizen G'Kar (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} citizengkar) wrote,@ 2004-03-20 02:15:00 |
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And so our quest begins.
legate_damar and natoth and I have departed Babylon 5, though where for, I cannot yet say. Damar has kindly volunteered to put his formidable military skills to use tracking our foes, and so we embark upon the last known location of the assassin Tu'Pari -- a remote world on the border of Drazi space.
It is my hope that we will encounter other vessels who may have crossed Tu'Pari's past, and that we might catch word of other Narns who have left Homeworld to join the crusade against the Rangers.
I remain in contact with my allies -- few though they might be -- on Homeworld, with the hopes of learning the identities of other Narns who applied to join the Rangers and were rejected, believing that perhaps they have been swayed by Tu'Pari's agenda and will thus lead us to him.
I am frustrated, lost and weary of a struggle that seems interminable. But with Damar and Na'Toth at my side, there is hope that our quest may not be for naught, and that we might yet prevail.
legate_damar and natoth and I have departed Babylon 5, though where for, I cannot yet say. Damar has kindly volunteered to put his formidable military skills to use tracking our foes, and so we embark upon the last known location of the assassin Tu'Pari -- a remote world on the border of Drazi space. It is my hope that we will encounter other vessels who may have crossed Tu'Pari's past, and that we might catch word of other Narns who have left Homeworld to join the crusade against the Rangers.
I remain in contact with my allies -- few though they might be -- on Homeworld, with the hopes of learning the identities of other Narns who applied to join the Rangers and were rejected, believing that perhaps they have been swayed by Tu'Pari's agenda and will thus lead us to him.
I am frustrated, lost and weary of a struggle that seems interminable. But with Damar and Na'Toth at my side, there is hope that our quest may not be for naught, and that we might yet prevail.
