But the most terrifying part is looking at the baby that Rowan and Tessia clearly love so much and watching as she vanishes before their eyes, eventually leading to the death of Tessia and the doctor without anyone really understanding what is happening. The Volcryn are a huge floating neuron And where the hell did the black mold even come from really Karl leaves the ship to make contact with the Volcryn only to be taken to some simulation of his family still together for some happily ever after ending In conclusion, this show makes Another Life seem like an Emmy winning masterpiece. The normal humans cannot see them with special goggles, Rowan can see how many spores are in the room, and Agatha is the one who eventually sees what is happening. Karl screams for the room to be put in quarantine, but not before Rowan bangs on the door, trying to get into the room with the doctor, Roy, and Tessia even as the spores begin to take over. We don’t know if the baby was destined to be stillborn - or if it was the doing of the volcryn and the ship getting closer to coming in contact with them.Īfter the baby dies, when Tessia is still holding her daughter in her arms, she looks down to suddenly see that the baby has begun to turn to dust, the spores entering the air. While we twist the fabric of space itself to cheat relativity, they have been sailing their great ships right through the heart of our alleged civilization, past our most populous worlds, at stately slow sublight speeds, bound for. Unfortunately for Tessia and Rowan, their baby girl does not survive. 'The volcryn have been moving through the manrealm for most of human history, since before the dawn of spaceflight.

When the baby is showing heart defects as the Nightflyer gets closer and closer to the volcryn, the doctor decides to induce Tessia’s labor.

NIGHTFLYERS - “Rebirth” Episode 107 - Pictured: Miranda Raison as Tessia - (Photo by: Jonathan Hession/Syfy) Rowan and Tessia’s baby