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Characters: Spock & Jim Kirk
Date: 26/10/13
Location: Around and about, later Jim's pad.
Situation: Spock arrives!
Warning/Rating: N/A

[ This isn't Khitomer, it isn't Parthenon 559 where he last went planetside (which would make marginally more sense) and there's no point even beginning to twist facts to suit theories that the Klingons have had something to do with the kedan influence wherever-this-is, so all in all Spock is immensely frustrated by his arrival without so much as a tricorder to determine the smallest sliver of truth on his own terms. The last thing he remembers is the sight of Jim at the feet of Commander Kor, beaten and unconscious on the Klingon vessel.

To say he's more than a little concerned as he traverses the streets in a bid to uproot information would be the understatement of the 23rd century. ]

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[ Dragons. A magical ring. Spock frowns as he takes note of everything Jim says, no matter how ludicrous. He trusts Jim more than most. ]

A transdimensional "melting pot" indicates that detainees have been abducted from various universes, therefore we cannot be inside a pocket dimension. Such would indicate an adjoining link solely to ours and not those where — [ he barely pauses, tone thinning sceptically ] — magic is considered authentic and the Terran myths are proved a reality.

[ He's going to science the heck out of this place, make no mistake. ]

Captain, even the possibility of our own multiverse with my counterpart does not account for a nexus that accesses every layer of others. M-theory does not support such a wide range of variables. [ In other words, he's got nothing but a proverbial shrug. ] And yet, you own a vehicle that could not be accessed without a direct link to Earth.

[ Too many contradictions, none of which match up. Don't mind Spock as he thinks aloud, turning his head to face Jim as he reaches a conclusion. ]

If you have a communicator I believe it would be prudent to focus on sending a distress call by way of subspace relay through any spatial fractures. [ There are no no-win situations, he's learned. ] The possibility of finding one under these conditions is not impossible.

[jirk]

[Yeah, no. Science. There is a reason he leaves it to Spock. It's not that Jim's ignorant in the area, it's just that it's definitely not his forte. He gives Spock a sideways glance, and one corner of his mouth quirks up.]

Christ, I missed having you around.

[It's an honest, earnest statement, and he laughs, a little incredulous. It seems a little juvenile to yell Spock's back! from the rooftops but that's honestly what he feels like doing. Seeing members of his crew always puts him in the best mood, even if he doesn't exactly like them being trapped here with him. Hopefully it'll take some of the pressure off Chekov, too. Poor kid's been wracking his brain trying to get them home. Doing his best, but he needs a breather, and maybe Spock can provide it.]

Already handled the communicator thing, though. It's how I tend to link up with the others. Uh-- speaking of others. Bones and Chekov are here too.

[His mouth thins.]

And Khan. He's from before that whole mess with Marcus, so he's pretty ignorant. I'd like to keep him that way if we can.