:27:00
which, if it and you
are a lie...
:27:04
could compromise this ship
and its crew.
:27:07
So I'm bound to ask you,
Mr. Taggart...
:27:09
what proof do you have
that this is authentic?
:27:29
Where did you get this?
:27:31
Tolwyn...
:27:34
thought it might be useful...
:27:36
if I ever had
to convince a captain...
:27:39
to follow his orders.
:27:48
Mr. Obutu.
:27:49
Plot a course
for the Charybdis quasar.
:27:51
Full speed, if you please.
:27:56
[Keystrokes]
:28:06
OBUTU: Sir, the nearest
jump point to the Charybdis...
:28:08
is four days hard travel
from our current location.
:28:11
TAGGART: There's a class-two
pulsar eleven hours from here.
:28:14
We can jump there.
:28:17
OBUTU:
It's not on the chart, sir.
:28:18
Navcom does not have
those coordinates.
:28:20
I have them.
:28:22
No one's jumped a pulsar
for forty years...
:28:24
and even then,
they were Pilgrims.
:28:27
I don't believe we have
a choice, Mr. Gerald.
:28:30
If the battle is to be decided
in the Charybdis quasar...
:28:34
then that's where we have to be.
:28:38
Plot your course, Mr. Taggart.
:28:40
Sure.
:28:41
Sir, that ring means nothing.
:28:43
This ring has been in Tolwyn's
family for sixteen generations.
:28:47
And any man who carries it...
:28:48
has the admiral's
full confidence!
:28:53
Prepare for the jump.