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'''!Ci!ci-tel''' was a veteran of [[the People]] | '''!Ci!ci-tel''' was a veteran of [[the People]]'s war with [[All of Us]]. In [[2594]], !Ci!ci-tel, [[WiRgo!xu]], and [[I!qu-!qu-tala]] believed that the People had become complacent since the war with All of Us was too easy. They used the [[time travel]] technology of [[the Path]] to travel to the ancient [[Earth]] city of [[Babylon]], [[BC|570 BCE]]. Ostensibly there to rough it out and develop a sense of humility, they were also trying to break the [[Time Lord - People Treaty|treaty]] with the [[Time Lord]]s and incite a [[time war]]. This would give the People a sense of risk. !Ci!ci-tel was aged to death by [[temporal energy]] stored in [[John Lafayette]]. [[Bernice Summerfield]] convinced the others to give up this plan. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Walking to Babylon (novel)|Walking to Babylon]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 03:49, 6 February 2013
!Ci!ci-tel was a veteran of the People's war with All of Us. In 2594, !Ci!ci-tel, WiRgo!xu, and I!qu-!qu-tala believed that the People had become complacent since the war with All of Us was too easy. They used the time travel technology of the Path to travel to the ancient Earth city of Babylon, 570 BCE. Ostensibly there to rough it out and develop a sense of humility, they were also trying to break the treaty with the Time Lords and incite a time war. This would give the People a sense of risk. !Ci!ci-tel was aged to death by temporal energy stored in John Lafayette. Bernice Summerfield convinced the others to give up this plan. (PROSE: Walking to Babylon)
