" What on earth...?" Kimberly said groggily looking around at the Power Chamber. Tommy, relieved that she appeared none the worse for wear, helped her up and refused to let her go.

"How did we get here?" Billy asked blearily, shaking his head clear. The last thing he remember was eating the donut whilst pouring over those new Zord schematics and now he was in the Power Chamber with his mind full of painful information, strange images and a irresistable impulse that he had to do something. The sandy-haired man gave her a thumbs-up. "Right, Julie." She rolled her eyes at him, then turned back to Blue Trooper.
          "Come on, let's head over there. It's currently reporter-free; no one wants to risk the wrath of Detective Park."
          Blue Trooper chuckled. Having seen Franklin's father in action, he could more than understand that. The two of them ducked into the shelter of the building, and he turned to her. "First off, you have the undying thanks of all of us for tripping Bunny Bodelle. The Platinum Purple Beetleborg was in NO shape to answer questions." Both Blue Turbo Rangers turned expectantly, looking from the Psycho Rangers to Andros and Ashley. There was no one else in the room. Before Andros could ask what had gone wrong, Lee remarked, "Well, that wasn't as bad as I thought it would be."

Andy glanced around the room. "I thought JT said you'd brought your Astro Rangers."

Justin and Jay exchanged alarmed glances. "This isn't good," they said in unison.

"We are the Astro Rangers," Andros said, comprehension fighting to gain a foothold in his mind. If they didn't know that... "Who are you?"

"They switched," Justin said with a frown. "That wasn't supposed to happen."

"JT?" Jay asked, tapping out a sequence on the console. "Do you have Andy and Lee?"

          Julia shivered, remembering the shock in the girl's posture, visible even through the armor. "Will she be all right?"
          "She'll be fine, thank you." That was one of the reasons Blue Trooper had sought out Julia Holochwost to talk to. She was one of the few television reporters in his experience that cared more about people than about the story.
          "What happened out there today? Off the record," she hastily amended.

Jason answered, still concerned."I brought you and Skye here, I dropped in on my way home, and not long after I got there you and Skye...started having convulsions."