Unfortunately, she wouldn't get terribly far into her story; not much further than her time with Satine, before Midnight stopped her, and directed her to watch out the front of the ship. "Jones, pass the message to the mages, we're ready for the gate." "Aye, aye, ma'am."<br/><br/>The man spoke a few commands, and, a minute later, the space in front of the ship seemed to shimmer with an indescribable cacophony of color. A brilliant, multi-colored wall, that grew, and grew, and grew, larger than Ivy likely imagined. Suddenly, it seemed to twist on itself, folding<em>in</em>and stretching in impossible ways, as a hole appeared in the middle, and soon grew and expanded, until it filled the space where the color had been, now ringed by a rainbow riot.<br/><br/>"Helmsman, take us through." "Aye, aye."<br/><br/>The ship glided into motion, and the ring grew larger and larger, until they passed through it. Unlike most jumps, this one seemed relatively tame; seeing the exact moment of it seems to have helped the nausea that normally accompanies it, though it didn't help everyone, from the groans she could hear. Midnight seemed unaffected.<br/><br/>"Excellent work. My new pet and I are going to retire to my quarters. XO, you have the bridge. Hold us here until the courier ship returns, hmm?" "Aye, ma'am."