M'turr stood off in the far corner of the Officers' Lounge. Kirk recognized the voice of Sub-lieutenant M'turr and glanced up from his dreams. He moved his hand holding the instrument once more, and the tiny circular cosmos became a maelstrom of white particles and cream-colored cloud-shapes. Perhaps the theologians were right after all and there was some idle omnipotent force Out There that treated the real universe with the same studied indifference he was now lavishing on this private one. Kirk made a movement with his right hand and a cascade of new stars permeated the void. But it remained a universe singularly devoid of color. True, the floating motes did vary in brightness and intensity, as did the pale swirls of chalcedony-colored nebulae that formed a backdrop for the white spheres. Except the brilliant specks immersed in the sea of shifting black were a uniform white instead of the variegated spectrum of a normal universe. The view Kirk was studying at the moment differed little from the one normally projected on the main screen up on the Enterprise's bridge. (Adapted from a script by Paul Schneider) Manufactured in the United States of America Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 74-8477 Published in the United States by Ballantine Books, a division of Random House, Inc., New York, and simultaneously in Canada by Random House of Canada Limited, Toronto.
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