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Approvisionnement alimentaire de la flotte a été contaminé, obligeant chacun à subsister en baisse rapidement des rations alimentaires. Athena, qui a fait reconnaissance, découvre une planète où se trouve les algues abondantes qui peut être utilisée comme une source d'aliments nutritifs, si peu appétissante. Malheureusement, la planète est située de l'autre côté d'un amas d'étoiles vaste, hautement radioactif. Non seulement la grappe dangereuse, mais aussi de la lumière intense et rayonnement est aveuglante à le œil nu et les systèmes de navigation conventionnelles. Il est malheureusement trop grand pour tout le monde. La flotte doit traverser la famine de cluster ou de risque. En raison de la taille du cluster, chaque navire doit sauter à un point qu'il contient avant de sauter à nouveau The fleet's food supply has been contaminated, forcing everyone to subsist on rapidly dwindling food rations. Athena, who has been doing reconnaissance, discovers a planet where abundant algae is found that can be used as a nutritious, if unappetizing, food source. Unfortunately, the planet is located on the other side of a vast, highly radioactive star cluster. Not only is the cluster dangerous, but also the intense light and radiation is blinding to both the naked eye and conventional navigational systems. It is unfortunately too big to go around. The fleet must cross the cluster or risk starvation. Because of the size of the cluster, each ship must jump to a point within it before jumping again to the planet. The novel concerns a secret government experiment with a virus that makes vampires. So far, there have been thirteen subjects: the Twelve, inmates on death row convinced to join the program in exchange for not dying, and Zero, one of the scientists that discovered the virus. Brad Wolgast is an FBI agent assigned to finding and convincing the death row inmates to join the program - until the last subject he needed to find was Amy Harper Bellafontaine, a six year old girl. The world ends quickly, but what comes next?

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The novel concerns a secret government experiment with a virus that makes vampires. So far, there have been thirteen subjects: the Twelve, inmates on death row convinced to join the program in exchange for not dying, and Zero, one of the scientists that discovered the virus. Brad Wolgast is an FBI agent assigned to finding and convincing the death row inmates to join the program - until the last subject he needed to find was Amy Harper Bellafontaine, a six year old girl. Wolgast has no choice. He has to turn her over, but as soon as he does something catastrophic happens. The Twelve escape. The virus gets loose. The world ends quickly, but what comes next? A film adaptation of the novel will be directed by Matt Reeves, who previously directed Let Me In and Cloverfield. The fleet's food supply has been contaminated, forcing everyone to subsist on rapidly dwindling food rations. Athena, who has been doing reconnaissance, discovers a planet where abundant algae is found that can be used as a nutritious, if unappetizing, food source. Unfortunately, the planet is located on the other side of a vast, highly radioactive star cluster. Not only is the cluster dangerous, but also the intense light and radiation is blinding to both the naked eye and conventional navigational systems. It is unfortunately too big to go around. The fleet must cross the cluster or risk starvation. Because of the size of the cluster, each ship must jump to a point within it before jumping again to the planet. Members of Galactica's staff discuss their options, and Admiral Adama proposes that each civilian ship be paired with a Raptor, which will serve as a guide for each ship and direct it safely towards the algae planet. The Raptors are chosen for the mission because their navigational systems are shielded against radiation. Each pilot is issued a white radiation warning badge which turns solid black when the pilot has been exposed to their maximum safe level of radiation. At that point that pilot is to be pulled off the operation. Following the strategy meeting, Kat is approached by a disheveled-looking man named Enzo who addresses her as "Sasha". After trying to ignore him, Kat finally tells him emphatically that she is Captain Louanne Katraine, and to stay away from her. She walks away, while the man tells her she cannot deny who she really is. Enzo continues to harass her, trying to get her to cooperate in some unnamed and apparently criminal activity. It is evident that the two know each other, despite Kat's protestations to the contrary. Starbuck spies on one of their conversations, and she later questions Enzo and then confronts Kat about what she heard. Kat tearfully admits she was once a "trucker" — a smuggler of drugs and of criminals, and says she stole the identity of a woman who had died just prior to the Cylon attack on the Colonies. Starbuck says one theory behind the success of the Cylon attack was that the Cylons might have infiltrated Caprica (Cylons having seeded them onto the outer-worlds, and then used criminals to get them into the capital): with aid from smugglers like Kat. Deeply shaken by the insinuation she is a traitor, Kat retorts at the time the Colonials didn't know some Cylons had human appearances. If any were Cylons, she wasn't aware, and begs Starbuck not to tell Admiral Adama. Kat tells Starbuck she will tell him herself. Inside the Cylon fleet, Gaius Baltar grows concerned about the strange behavior of a Number Three, who has been periodically wandering off. Wondering what she could possibly be up to, he learns from Number Six that her behavior is causing concern among the other Cylons as well. Baltar confronts Three, learning that she keeps committing suicide and resurrecting, over and over again. Three says that during her resurrections, she sees the five humanoid Cylons that have yet to be revealed, even drawing pictures of them. Baltar, still wondering if he could be a Cylon himself, asks if he is one of the remaining five, but Three says her visions are muddled and she can give no further details. Meanwhile, back at the Colonial fleet, many of Galactica's pilots help execute Apollo's plan, in which the civilian ships transfer most of their population to Galactica, while the ships are piloted by a skeleton crew. Each Raptor pilot must make sure that the civilian ship under his or her guidance does not get lost while within the blinding, turbulent cluster, and then transmit correct jump coordinates to the ship. As the mission proceeds, the pilots become more and more fatigued and sickened by the intense radiation. Kat in particular is traumatized by the loss of two ships, the Adriatic (which was being escorted by Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza and the Carina (which was being escorted by Kat herself). Kat is plunged into a deep state of depression from a combination of guilt about her false identity, the loss of the ships, and the physical and psychological stresses of flying through the cluster itself. In her depression, she steals a white radiation badge (out of Helo's locker) and uses it to replace her own black one. She also conceals that her hair has started to fall out due to overexposure to radiation. Kat makes one last attempt to guide a civilian ship, the Faru Sadin through. This time, like the others, the civilian ship goes adrift and becomes hidden by the brilliant light of the cluster. The mid-cluster jump point rapidly becomes unstable and even more lethal, prompting Admiral Adama to order all Raptors to jump to the planet, whether or not they have located their associated civilian ship. Kat vows not to lose another ship and disobeys the order. In her persistent efforts to locate the lost ship, she is exposed to a lethal dose of radiation. She successfully guides the ship to the algae planet. When she returns to Galactica, she is greeted with a round of applause from Adama and much of the Galactica crew, Starbuck included. However, she collapses as soon as she gets out of her Raptor. Back on the Cylon Basestar, Three and Baltar visit the Basestar's hybrid. This female humanoid, the "soul" of the Basestar itself, lies in a liquid chamber uttering an incoherent rant. Believing every cryptic word the Hybrid utters has meaning, Baltar gets close to her to listen. Against Three's advice, Baltar tries to touch the Hybrid, who immediately grabs Baltar's arm and tells him to find "a hand that lies in the shadow of the light in the eye of the husband of the eye of the cow" before falling back in silence. Baltar and Three try to interpret her oracular words, eventually determining that the eye of the cow is a reference to "cow-eyed" Hera. Hera's husband is the god Jupiter, and the two conclude the "Eye of Jupiter" is a planet in the shadow of a star cluster - another clue to the location of Earth. Baltar speculates the hand could be a reference to the final five Cylons. Back at the Colonial fleet, orbiting a planet in the shadow of a star cluster, Starbuck visits the dying Kat in sickbay in remorse over her earlier words to her. She gives Kat a bottle of sleeping pills, "just in case she needs them". Admiral Adama also visits Kat and tells her that he is promoting her again to CAG, because she had always tried to protect the people under her command. Kat is hesitant to accept, and tells Adama that there is something about her that he should know. Adama just says that whatever she was going to say wouldn't change what she had already accomplished. The scene changes to a briefing room. All of the Galactica's pilots are gathered in front of a chart listing the command structure of the flight group. The pilots somberly watch as Admiral Adama swaps Kat's name with Apollo's, so making her the CAG. Later, Starbuck is shown, trying to hold back tears as she affixes Kat's picture to the wall commemorating the missing and deceased. Apollo watches behind her. Approvisionnement alimentaire de la flotte a été contaminé, obligeant chacun à subsister en baisse rapidement des rations alimentaires. Athena, qui a fait reconnaissance, découvre une planète où se trouve les algues abondantes qui peut être utilisée comme une source d'aliments nutritifs, si peu appétissante. Malheureusement, la planète est située de l'autre côté d'un amas d'étoiles vaste, hautement radioactif. Non seulement la grappe dangereuse, mais aussi de la lumière intense et rayonnement est aveuglante à le œil nu et les systèmes de navigation conventionnelles. Il est malheureusement trop grand pour tout le monde. La flotte doit traverser la famine de cluster ou de risque. En raison de la taille du cluster, chaque navire doit sauter à un point qu'il contient avant de sauter à nouveau sur la planète. Les membres du personnel du Galactica discutent de leurs options, et l'amiral Adama propose que chaque navire civil être jumelé avec un rapace, qui servira de guide pour chaque navire et orienter en toute sécurité vers la planète aux algues. Les Raptors sont choisis pour la mission parce que leurs systèmes de navigation sont protégés contre les radiations. Un badge d'avertissement de rayonnement blanc qui tourne en noir lorsque le pilote a été exposé à leur niveau de sécurité maximale de rayonnement est délivré à chaque pilote. À ce moment-là que le pilote doit être retiré de l'opération. Après la réunion de stratégie, Kat est approché par un homme d'apparence échevelée nommé Enzo qui lui répond que « Sasha ». Après avoir essayé de l'ignorer, Kat enfin lui dit avec insistance qu'elle est capitaine Louanne Katraine et de rester loin de lui. Elle repart, tandis que l'homme lui dit qu'elle ne peut pas nier qu'elle est vraiment. Enzo continue de harceler, essayant de lui faire coopérer dans une certaine activité sans nom et apparemment criminelle. Il est évident que les deux connaissent, malgré les protestations de Kat à l'effet contraire. Starbuck spies sur une de leurs conversations et elle plus tard questions Enzo et confronte alors Kat sur ce qu'elle a entendu. Kat admet en pleurant qu'elle était une fois un « camionneur » — un trafiquant de drogue et des criminels et dit qu'elle a volé l'identité d'une femme qui est décédé juste avant l'attaque des Cylons sur les Colonies. Starbuck dit une théorie derrière le succès de l'attaque des Cylons, c'était que les Cylons pourrait avoir infiltré Caprica (Cylons vu les graines sur les mondes-externe et ensuite utilisé les criminels pour les amener dans la capitale): avec l'aide de passeurs comme Kat. Profondément ébranlé par l'insinuation qu'elle est un traître, Kat rétorque à l'époque les coloniaux ne savent pas que certains Cylons avaient des apparences humaines. Si certaines étaient des Cylons, elle n'était pas au courant et supplie Starbuck n'en parler à l'amiral Adama. Kat dit Starbuck qu'elle lui dira elle-même. À l'intérieur de la flotte Cylon, Gaïus Baltar pousse préoccupé par le comportement étrange d'un numéro trois, qui a été régulièrement errer. Vous vous demandez ce qu'elle pourrait être jusqu'à, il apprend de Numéro Six que son comportement est préoccupante parmi les autres Cylons ainsi. Baltar confronte trois, apprenant qu'elle garde se suicider et ressusciter, maintes et maintes fois. Trois dit que durant sa résurrections, elle voit les cinq Cylons humanoïdes qui ont encore été révélés, même dessiner des images d'eux. Baltar, toujours se demandant s'il pourrait être un Cylon lui-même, demande s'il est l'un des cinq autres, mais trois dit ses visions sont confues et elle ne peut donner aucun détail supplémentaire. Pendant ce temps, retour à la flotte coloniale, beaucoup de pilotes du Galactica permettant d'exécuter le plan d'Apollon, dans laquelle les navires civils transférer la plupart de leur population à bord du Galactica, tandis que les navires sont pilotés par un équipage réduit. Chaque pilote Raptor doit s'assurer que le navire civil sous sa direction ne pas se perdu alors que dans le cluster aveuglant, turbulent et ensuite transmettre coordonnées saut correct à bord du navire. À mesure que la mission progresse, les pilotes deviennent plus fatigués et écœurés par le rayonnement intense. Kat, en particulier, est traumatisée par la perte de deux navires, l'Adriatique (qui a été escorté par Brendan « Hot Dog » Costanza et la carène (qui a été escortée par Kat elle-même). Kat est plongé dans un état de dépression profonde d'une combinaison de culpabilité au sujet de sa fausse identité, la perte des navires et le stress physique et psychologique de voler à travers le cluster proprement dit. Dans sa dépression, elle vole un badge blanc rayonnement (hors casier de Helo) et l'utilise pour remplacer un noir. Elle recèle aussi que ses cheveux a commencé à tomber en raison de la surexposition aux rayonnements. Kat fait une dernière tentative guider un navire civil, le Faru Sadin à travers. Cette fois, comme les autres, le navire civil va à la dérive et devient masqué par la lumière brillante de l'amas. Le point de mi-parcours cluster saut devient rapidement instable et encore plus mortelle, ce qui incite l'amiral Adama pour commander tous les rapaces pour sauter à la planète, si oui ou non ils ont situé leur navire civil associé. Kat jure ne pas de perdre un autre navire et désobéit à l'ordre. Dans ses efforts persistants pour localiser le navire perdu, elle est exposée à une dose létale * Image:Drap-EN.png (en)[[en:]] en:The Passage

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