As someone who studied the stars and the cosmos, Priscilla made it a lifelong goal to reconcile the minuteness of Earth and humanity’s place on the vastness of the space-time continuum, and the massive scale of the multiverse itself. Her primary job at NASA was to map out navigation trajectories for spacecrafts and starships, which meant she had in-depth knowledge of how the galaxy was morphing and changing on a near-constant basis.

Though Priscilla was probably one of the more knowledgeable people on the planet when it came to the layout of space, she could never be an astronaut, as she was born with a rare medical condition, which prevented her body from properly pressurizing in different atmospheres, such as underwater or in high altitudes.

Time-travel, however, did not trigger her condition. So, when she was tapped by Dr. Beck to join her on the Interceptor, she happily agreed. Priscilla became part of a team that was comprised of nearly a hundred scientists and historians, as well as a a few hyper-beings, most notably Cynthia Quantic, who had the ability to pull the ship and its crew back across the space-time continuum to the early 21st century, where they would conduct their study.

The vessel, however, jumped too far, and landed nearly five hundred years past their target point. Additionally, they were bumped off their native timeline and landed on an alternate Earth, that had not yet been inhabited with any living creatures (outside of plants). With Cynthia knocked unconscious by the journey, unable to be revived, Priscilla and the rest of the expedition team found themselves trapped on this planet, which would come to be known as Super Earth One.

They eventually built a brand new society, and using the Interceptor’s instruments, as well as her own expertise, Priscilla determined that this new timeline moved faster, and that one year was about seven months long. She named these seven-month periods “quantics.”

It was six quantics before everyone finally accepted their fate, and it was another three to four quantics, before Super Earth started to feel like home. In total, it was about fifteen quantics before there was a change in Cynthia’s condition. Dr. Shay Adama and Priscilla were sitting near her comatose body, when a surge of chronokinetic energy suddenly emanated from her being. For a day or two they thought this consistent flow of energy from Cynthia signified that she would soon be waking from her coma, but alas, she did not. There was a positive byproduct, however, as they were able to harness the energy, and use it to power a wide variety of machines and tools. The chronokinetic energy proved to be more powerful than electricity, and a great resource for the burgeoning community.

As the community continued to grow from a village to a town to a full-blown city, Priscilla continued to study the stars and their current spot on the space-time continuum. She was discovering some fascinating things, however, one night some of her calculations revealed something that was less fascinating, and more frightening. She learned that the Super Earth One Reality was in a metaphysical cycle that seemed to be getting smaller and smaller. In other words, the world they were on would eventually end.

She shared this info with Dr. Beck, who was now serving as the governor of the new society. Priscilla also told her that her calculations suggested it would be at least a couple of hundred quantics before the end came. Therefore, Dr. Beck decided not to tell the rest of the community, as they would all be gone before that came to pass. A few quantics later, however, everything changed.

The first child of the new world was born…

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