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Star Trek ( vs) Battlestar Galactica-part 10-Apollo Up and Apollo Down
by Richard J Kallao
Monday, October 12, 2009

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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     sorry for the lame ending I'm about
to use here, but the story here has
become even to long for me to keep track of, so here goes for my 300th.

Kirk,Chekov and McCoy along with Scotty came in with phasers firing to and suddenly as Scott found the controls as the others continue too fight he'd released Apollo, Starbuck and Boomer and not having any time too say thankyou or anything Scott then immediately beam them to their Vipers and they took off from the hanger decks they were being held on .

' Thought the Empire took your command from you'd since our meeting last,' screamed Captain Kirk as he hit Tiberius in the jaw . Tiberius fell backward as Spock and Sulu caught him .The others stopped and as Tiberius fell they laughed at him .

' They knew I had talent,' laughed Tiberius as he and Sulu turned and took off down the corridor away from the brig .Sulu was faster then it seemed Tiberius was . ' Talent too run,' laughed McCoy and Kirk told McCoy stop as both Spocks stared at one another as the others got ready to be beamed back .Spock raised his eyebrow and shook his head .

' Do not be disappointed Spock, I saw no logical in doing what you ask me to do those years ago after the Halkan Incident .' He turned and as he did he said,' We will meet again .' And he turned and left as the crew of the Klingon ship called H.M.S Bounty returned to their ship .

And so Apollo Boomer and Starbuck were returned too Battlestar Galactica and Apollo gave his report to Commander Addama .' You'd did well, my son .' his father told him as Apollo turn to leave .But Apollo did not at all accept what his father told him .

' I could had done better .'

 

 

And so along with the Battlestar Galactica the ragtag fleet continued on it's quest as the Enterprise continued too seek out new life forms and new civilizatons to boldly go where no one has gone before .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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