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[[ | [[Image:Iblis ship.jpg|thumb|Remains of a large ship, near which [[Iblis]] is discovered by three [[Colonial Warrior]]s ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part I]]"). ]] | ||
The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three | The '''remains of a ship''' are found on a [[Red planet|habitable world]] that, despite being filled with trees and other vegetation, has a strange red hue and registers as having no life forms according to the [[scanner]]s of three [[Viper (TOS)|Viper]] pilots that scout the planet for four missing pilots. | ||
[[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]], [[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]] and [[Sheba]] see a massively large crater as they enter the atmosphere of the planet. Walking to the edge of the crater, they see the remains of a ship that Starbuck believed was as big as a [[battlestar (TOS)|battlestar]]. | |||
When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further | When the three Warriors attempt to walk to the remains of the ship for a closer look, they are warned off by man in white garments who calls himself [[Iblis]]. He indicates that the [[radion]] levels of the ship are very high. Iblis tells the trio that the ship was destroyed by the "[[great powers]]," but refuses to elaborate further ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part I]]"). | ||
Apollo and Starbuck later return to investigate the remains. Revealing that the radion levels Iblis' warned about were a ruse, they discover the remains of Iblis' former followers. Sheba, having given herself to Iblis, pursues them to the remains and attempts to stop their discovery; Apollo and Starbuck attempt to convince her to look into a compartment, but is thwarted by Iblis, who suddenly appears. It is here where he kills Apollo, as he intercepts a bolt of energy meant for Sheba, and Iblis subsequently disappears | Apollo and Starbuck later return to investigate the remains. Revealing that the radion levels Iblis' warned about were a ruse, they discover the remains of Iblis' former followers. Sheba, having given herself to Iblis, pursues them to the remains and attempts to stop their discovery; Apollo and Starbuck attempt to convince her to look into a compartment, but is thwarted by Iblis, who suddenly appears. It is here where he kills Apollo, as he intercepts a bolt of energy meant for Sheba, and Iblis subsequently disappears ([[TOS]]: "[[War of the Gods, Part II]]"). | ||
== The Mystery of the Crashed Ship == | == The Mystery of the Crashed Ship == | ||
[[ | [[Image:19 - War of the Gods.jpg|thumb|right| What Starbuck and Apollo found inside the crashed ship.]] | ||
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* From the War of the Gods original script at http://galactica1981.tripod.com/MissingWar.htm: | * From the War of the Gods original script at http://galactica1981.tripod.com/MissingWar.htm: | ||