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Worf Meets His Match
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The scene was reminiscent of some he had witnessed during his
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recent experiences in the Klingon Empire during the revolution. Ten
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Forward was a wreck, drapes smoldering, transparent duraplast
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tables smashed, crew members lying about like scattered children's
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toys. After making a quick appraisal, he slapped his comm badge
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angrily and growled, "Worf to Sick Bay! We need a medical team to
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Ten Forward, several crew members with light to moderate injuries!"
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His security team was already picking their way through the
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wreckage, seeing to immediate first aid where necessary, others
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questioning dazed-looking people who seemed unhurt. Worf himself
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stepped across what had once been a chair, and stood before the
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bar. Before him Guinan stood with her head cradled on her arms,
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bent over the bar, her shoulders shaking. "Are you injured?" he
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asked her gruffly, but with real concern tinging his voice. The
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enigmatic woman looked briefly up at him, grinning like a loon,
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before letting her head fall again on her arms to continue laughing
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helplessly. "This is not a laughing matter!" Worf told her more
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sternly. "What happened here?" Guinan looked up again, tears
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standing in her eyes from the laughter. She was still unable to
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answer him, but pointed across the room weakly. Following her
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gesture, Worf's eyes found a figure who seemed utterly out of
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place, a woman dressed in an immaculate white cling-suit, holding
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a drink and looking out the viewport at the stars.
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What Worf did not notice was how unusual the woman was. To another
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human, she would have appeared majestic, statuesque, unusually tall
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and heavy-built. To the Klingon security chief, she was just
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another fragile human, smaller than he, and likely to break if he
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was not cautious. Worf, always the consummate warrior, walked up
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to her obliquely, some vigilant reflex within him watching for a
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sudden move or attack. He could see from her stance and the tension
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in her body that she was equally aware of his approach and prepared
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to defend if necessary. Some part of him heartily approved, but he
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had a duty. "Worf, Security: I require your assistance," the
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Klingon announced. The strange woman ignored him, seeming lost in
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her reverie, but his battle training took in minute changes in
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stance and breathing, telling him that she was well aware of his
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presence. "It is a violation of regulations to refuse to answer an
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inquiry from a Security officer!" he growled. She turned then, all
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at once in a motion so graceful that it didn't even startle his
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reflexes into causing him to strike. But now she was well inside
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arms' reach, and could attack is she chose. He restrained his
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impulse to step back, but braced himself for possible combat.
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"I haven't refused you anything. You have had my full attention
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since you stepped into this room," she answered him at last. She
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had a full, throaty contralto, very much like that of the Ship's
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Counsellor, but unlike Deanna Troi, her accents were more fluid and
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almost songlike. Looking at her made even Worf, with his Klingon
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standards of beauty, look again. She was over six feet tall,
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although not yet as tall as the Klingon. Her hair was a luminescent
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white, caught up in braided loops all around her head, seeming like
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an abstract ice sculpture executed by some great artist. Despite
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the white hair, her face was young and unlined, and looking up at
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him, he saw that she had the bluest eyes he had ever seen.
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"What has happened here?" he asked her at last, shaking himself
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slightly as if to shift mental gears from his silent appraisal of
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the beautiful woman. "And please identify yourself!"
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The woman frowned a bit at his tone, crossed her arms and threw
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back her head, challenge dancing in her steely eyes.
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"Fair Marika, Aino's daughter,
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daughter of the Seventh Planet,
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miner's daughter in the foothills!
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Starfleet trained in engineering,
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learned to sing the very lightning,
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learned to twist the antimatter,
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specialist in engine systems,
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knows the ways of starship systems..."
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Worf was utterly confused by her rhythmic recitation, and angered
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by her lack of cooperation. He gritted his teeth, a sight that at
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times even caused those of his crewmates who were used to his moods
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to blanch, although this woman seemed not to notice. Throttling
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down his ancestral impulses to mayhem, he interrupted her and asked
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again for her name, rank, and an account of what had happened to
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destroy the rec area. He had hardly finished speaking his demand
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when she hissed at him in flawless Klingonaase, "Do'Ha' 'e'
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chovangvIp, nuch! Salamqangbe' 'etlhwIj!"
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Only Starfleet training could have kept him from killing her where
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she stood, as the harsh tones of the mightiest insult of his people
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rolled over him. What might have happened next remained
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conjecture, however, for just then one of his security officers
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approached to report on the team's findings. "Lieutenant, Sir,
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injuries have been treated. We've found out what happened here and
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have taken a suspect into custody, Sir!"
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Worf's dark eyes remained locked on the woman's lighter ones a
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moment yet, before he was able to tear his gaze away from her,
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force control back over his anger, erecting his training like a
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castle wall to avoid attacking this female human before him. "Do
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not leave yet," he told her. "I wish to question you momentarily!"
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He was able to relax a bit when she shrugged and turned back to the
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starscape visible behind her.
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After conferring with his team, he found that his instincts were
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in fact correct, that the strange woman had, indeed been involved.
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Witnesses reported that she had been challenging all comers to arm
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wrestling bouts, with the loser to buy drinks for the winner. She
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had won every round, and despite the massive quantities of alcohol
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she had won and imbibed, was still able to win again and again. The
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problem was not the arm-wrestling, however, but the side bets that
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were being placed as first this and then that Enterprise crewmember
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faced her and lost. The precipitating event for the small riot that
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had taken place was when one large, aggressive male sciences
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officer had bet an entire month's credits on his victory. He sat
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down to the table with the big woman and locked wrists with her,
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but when the word was given to begin, she folded his arm over as
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easily as if he had been a child. The blow to his pride was too
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much, and he jumped up and swung on the ice-woman, but she was
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suddenly not there. His fist had instead flattened a transporter
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technician, and the brawl began.
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Worf nodded his understanding, and gave appropriate orders to his
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team, dismissing them to their duties. Then he turned back to the
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woman and the challenge that she had left burning in the air
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between them. "That form of insult must have an answer!" he told
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her. "Are you aware of what you have said?" he snarled, his Klingon
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pride warring within him with his Starfleet training.
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"Of course I am aware. I have tendered you the deadliest insult of
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your people, as you have tendered the worst of mine to me!" she
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answered, her back still to him. The liquid quality of her voice
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seemed to negate the memory of the accentless Klingonaase she had
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spoken earlier.
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"Insult!?" he snapped, "I gave no insult!"
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"Oh yes you did!" she returned, "you asked me for my name and
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station and then INTERRUPTED my runo! My sisu DEMANDS that you make
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apology and amends!"
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Worf was not so blinded by his fury that he failed to note the
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keystone to this entire strange encounter. "Runo" and "sisu" ---
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this woman was from New Helsinki, a heavy-gravity world settled by
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a homogenous ethnic group from Earth back before the Eugenics Wars.
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The Helsinkinen were touchy, pride-conscious, and clung fiercely
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to their heritage. Worf had heard it said many times at the Academy
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that no Helsinkinen sailor, whether it was in a wet navy or in
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Starfleet, had ever lost a fist-fight, nor backed down from any
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sort of rough-and-tumble that came along. "I will apologize and
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withdraw my insult," he told her, fury still adding gravel to his
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voice, "if you will do the same." Sometimes, he thought, catering
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the customs of other peoples was more trouble than it was worth,
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especially when a warrior's soul was crying out within him for
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blood.
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Her sudden smile was like the sun leaping free of clouds. She put
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her hand out to him and again in that perfect unaccented
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Klingonaase said, "ChoHoHvIpbe'neS - batlh Daqawlu'taH!"
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He gravely took her hand and answered in Standard, "I apologize for
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my rudeness. I was not aware that I was transgressing against the
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customs of your people." Her grip was painfully strong, surprising
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him almost more than the spate of harsh syllables. This so
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surprised him that a small portion of his brain could only say,
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stunned, "Be'le'!" -- "What an exceptional woman!"
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She smiled again, still holding his hand tightly, and said, "I
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think you are a very exceptional man as well, Security Chief Worf!
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I have heard much about you! Please, let me introduce myself more
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correctly, if less formally. I am Marika, and I'm assigned to
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Engineering as a Propulsion Systems Specialist, rank, Lieutenant.
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Better?" She cocked her head to the side as she waited for his
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reply, making her look tiny and delicate to his amazed regard.
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Did I actually speak out loud? he wondered to himself. But she was
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waiting for his reply. "Much better," he answered, "I did not mean
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to misunderstand you before." He was rapidly becoming aware that
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for the first time he could remember, he was physically, sexually
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attracted to a non-Klingon woman. He disengaged his hand from her
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warm grasp. "I must return to my duties." he told her curtly.
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There was that grin again. "I did give you an imperative challenge,
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Mr. Worf! Perhaps when you are not on duty, you would meet me at
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Rec Area 4, where we will do combat, but perhaps without bloodshed
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a necessary element! I shall see you there!" She moved past him
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with that uncanny grace again, sliding by him without seeming to
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move, then she was gone, ducking under the arm of one the
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housekeeping crew that had come to set Ten Forward back to rights.
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The time passed swiftly on Worf's duty shift. It seemed only
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moments since his unusual encounter with the ice-woman ---
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Lieutenant Marika --- and now he was going off-duty. He turned over
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the Security office to his relief, then on a whim queried the
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computer about the Helsinkinen woman. The public record held little
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of interest, except that it showed exceptional grades at Starfleet
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in Klingonaase and Empire History. With his Security overrides, he
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could look deeper into the record if he so chose, but he would then
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have to justify his decision to his commander, and he didn't want
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to be discussing this woman with Riker for some reason. Not yet.
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Marika's mandatory security and combat training results were also
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part of the public record, and it appeared that she had taken many
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more elective martial arts classes than were required for an
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engineering specialist. Some of his Security officers did not have
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as much training. He was interested to note that she was a
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SovwI'a', a master of the difficult and dangerous discipline of
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Sun'garghtaj, a type of Klingon knife-fighting that was only used
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in mating rituals and highly formalized duels. Be'le', indeed!
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Worf directed the turbolift to the appropriate deck and made his
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way to Rec Area Four, a gymnasium area set aside for combat
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training and martial arts. The annunciator chimed a moment, then
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the doors hissed aside to admit him, while the computer's
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emotionless voice informed him of a gravity differential on the
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other side of the threshold. Worf stepped across as if he were
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climbing down a stair... a wise precaution, when stepping from a
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normal gravity area to one which felt to be almost a full 3 G's.
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The temperature was also very low, in the Klingon officer's
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opinion, perhaps only 10C, and the deck was red-lit, as if the
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environmental controls were set to simulate a large planet under
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a cool red sun. As his eyes adjusted to the light conditions, he
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could make out across the room a whirling, spinning, leaping figure
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in silvery armor. With the crown of white hair secured tightly in
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braids, it could only be Lieutenant Marika. Again, Worf felt a
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strange stirring in his loins. He would have to move very
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cautiously under the extra gravitation to avoid injury, but this
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woman moved as though she were weightless through the heavy air.
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The woman noticed him as soon as he entered, but completed the
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complicated kata-figure before she stopped.
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"Computer... lights and gravity, normal!" As she spoke into the
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air, Worf could feel the weight gradually leaving his body, until
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the local gravity was back to normal. Now that the light level was
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also higher, he could see that Marika was dressed in full Klingon
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body-armor as well.
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"I am here!" he said in Standard, echoing the formal Klingon
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response of the challenged appearing at a duel. She bowed to him
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in the formal manner of the high Klingon duelist, and gestured
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beside her. There, awaiting him, was body-armor identical in every
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respect to her own, sized however for him. She crossed her arms and
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stood, challenge written in every movement of her lithe body, a
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sardonic smile that would have done a Klingon princess proud
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playing upon her lips. The thought of undressing before this woman
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poured molten lead through his veins, making his heart beat more
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rapidly and causing a definite tension between his legs. She
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noticed his hesitation apparently, for she said, "Will you don
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armor, Mr. Worf, or shall we play at draughts? The conditions
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agreed to specified 'no unnecessary bloodshed.'" If his skin had
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not been so dark, one could easily have seen the spreading flush
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that was heating his cheeks, but he met her eyes and began
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stripping, very deliberately. Marika watched every moment,
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carefully appraising his body as well as his movements.
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Carefully he laid aside his sash with its badges of honor, then
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pulled off his uniform tunic with a single fluid motion. He could
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not restrain himself from flexing the muscles in his chest a bit.
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Her only reaction was a slight dilation of her pupils, but her
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stance told him that she was not preparing an attack. Next, he
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stepped well away from her, and knelt to unseal the magseams on his
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boots, never taking his eyes off the woman for a moment as he
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pulled them off and set them aside as well. Lastly, he unfastened
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the closure of his trousers. Now her eyes were not meeting his,
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they were riveted instead upon the obvious bulge that was still
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concealed by the midnight fabric. He could see her flush, of which
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she seemed unaware, spreading like sunrise across her pale skin.
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He slowly pushed the pants down over his hips, and as his huge
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erection sprang free of the cloth, her tongue flickered across her
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lips for a moment. Then he stood naked before her, the seeming
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illusion of humanity stripped from him with his clothes. Marika
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beheld a Klingon of mighty ancestry standing before her, muscled,
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trained, armored within his own sinews, and as deadly as a hunting
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cat. Swiftly he donned the armor, guarding carefully against
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possible attack. Then he rose, saying, "The field is yours. What
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form shall the combat take?"
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She turned away from him then, and knelt before an ornately carved
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wooden case. After watching her execute katas in 3 G conditions,
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Worf would have hesitated making an attack, even if he were
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treacherously minded. He watched with true appreciation as she
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opened the case, revealing within two sets of weapons for the
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Sun'gharghtaj, the formal duel that tested a warrior's courage or
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passion. The silver yoDtajmey for the left hand, curved double
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tines wrought in starship-hull grade duralloy, gleamed like
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starlight, and the golden gharghtajmey, with their rippling
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flamelike, pattern-welded blades of iridium-plassteel, caught light
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against their faceted edges, throwing yellow-gold glimmers away
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like the decay of an antimatter reaction. "Those are antiques from
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TlhIngan! Where did you acquire them?" he growled, impressed
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against his will by the magnificence of the blades before him,
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distinctive in their style, the hard Klingonaase symbols etched
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into them proclaiming their maker's name, famous in Klingon
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history, a thousand years dead.
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"They were the gift of my QobSovwI'a," she answered. Worf nodded.
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The Klingon warrior who had taught her must have been very
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impressed with her skills indeed to have given her such blades, or
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(unthinkable in a human, and a woman at that) she had killed her
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master and taken them as spoils. Worf's already high estimation of
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Marika increased exponentially as he considered this. "You may
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select your weapons," she told him, the beautiful singing vowels
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of her speech rolling over him like the light from the daggers.
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"We will fight until there is a clear victor, or until first blood,
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but no further. Do you agree?" He nodded, and chose his blades. The
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yoDtaj he took from the set nearest him, the gharghtaj from the
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farthest. She took up the remaining set. As they rose, she called
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out to the computer in a language that he didn't know, one full of
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the rolling musical lilts that he heard beneath her Standard ---
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presumably Helsinkainen --- and the computer obligingly created a
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Klingon duelling triskele beneath their feet. She saluted him with
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her weapons, and he drew himself up in the formal stance and echoed
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her gesture. And the dance began.
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As they circled, the battle-fever rose up in Worf like a heady drug
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boiling in his blood. Each was assessing the other, the stance, the
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movement, the minute shifts of weight which were the feints of
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truly excellent fighters. Suddenly they rushed together, an
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inevitable, elemental contact. Gharghtajmey rang on yoDtajmey, yin
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into yang, as woman and Klingon strove, then parted, all so
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suddenly than an observer would have been hard-pressed to swear
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that contact had been made, were it not for the ringing of the
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blades still sounding in his ears. Worf felt his heart racing,
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blood pounding with an excitement that he had not felt in years,
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one that was far out of proportion to the stimulus of the battle.
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Again they met, blades sliding together, and both leapt back with
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identical cuts parting the armor across their chests. Neither was
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injured.
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Still they circled, like fluid predators, gauging, and now their
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hands moved, weaving glittering nets of scattered light as their
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blades dipped in and out, until waiting was at an end, and again
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they rushed together, so evenly matched that they might have been
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a work of art, a study in contrasts, the dark Klingon male and the
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ice-pale human woman. Each had caught the other's gharghtaj in the
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fork of his yoDtaj, and they strained, their arms slowly spreading
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to the sides, trying to free the cutting blade while keeping the
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opponent's trapped. Finally they stood chest to heaving chest,
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neither able to force the other's hand an inch, and Worf could hear
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his own animal-like snarling growling loudly in his ears. He wanted
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to howl to the moon, drink hot steaming blood, wrest this woman
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down to the floor beneath them and ravish her for a thousand years!
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By all the gods of his people! he wanted this woman, this human
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woman, as he had not wanted another female before. And incredibly,
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rising up to his nostrils like incense from an altar came the
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unmistakable scent of a Klingon woman who was equally ready! His
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mind reeled in confusion for only a second, but that was all that
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was necessary. The woman struck like an adder, catching his lower
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lip in her teeth and biting it through, drawing blood and thus
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ending the contest.
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But it was not over! With a final, convulsive heave he tore the
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weapons from her hands, flinging them and his own beyond the
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confines of the duelling floor, then seized her and brought both
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of them crashing to the ground. "I claim the victory!" she cried,
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his blood staining her chin, "First blood is mine!"
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"Last is mine, woman! The victory is mine! And you are mine! Deny
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it with your body, if you can!" She struggled furiously against his
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grasp, her muscles which had been developed, born and bred in a
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higher gravity than his native homeworld's making the fight almost
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perfectly even. But not for nothing was he the chief of Security
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on the flagship of the Federation. His combat skill, coupled with
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his still-increasing sexual arousal, enabled him to finally subdue
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her, pinned motionless, face-down on the decking, her arms pinioned
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behind her, his knee in the small of her back. If she could have
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twisted her head to look up at him, she would have seen his eyes
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almost totally black, pupils dilated to their utmost extent with
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the fury and passion the battle had engendered. His nostrils
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flared, sucking in great draughts of air, bringing the maddening
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perfume that spoke to his hindbrain of animal lust to fog his
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thinking. "Surrender!" he demanded. Then she did the one thing that
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he would never have expected, even given the fact that he knew that
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her training made her a specialist not only in engineering, but in
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Klingon culture as well. In Old High Klingonaase, she sang to him,
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chanting the words of the woman's surrender to her mate, the only
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surrender a noble-born Klingon woman would ever make. It was too
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much. Normally, he was somewhat frightened of human women, such
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fragile, breakable creatures they seemed... but now, the battle,
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his arousal, the taste of blood in his mouth, all these combined
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to make him throw caution to the wind. The female had surrendered,
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he would claim his spoils! And he began to tear off her armor, a
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process which she eagerly assisted, and together they freed them
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both of the constraints of clothing.
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If the Helsinkinen woman was surprised at the texture of his skin,
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armored with flexible keratin plates almost like scale, she did not
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show it. Instead she knelt naked, spread knees revealing the pale
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pink of her inner folds, and extended her hands to him, palms up.
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Worf seized her hands and brought his lips to her palms, dropping
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searing kisses into her hands. The scent of Klingon pheromones rose
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again into his nostrils, and he realized that this woman must have
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applied it as perfume before the fight, simulating the response of
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an aroused Klingon woman. He needed simulate nothing, as she could
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tell from his raging hard erection. His kisses burned along her
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wrists, up the insides of her arms, and he could feel her tremble
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against him in her need. His own need surged again, hot within him,
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and his kisses became first nips, then trailing lovebites along her
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throat and neck, as he shifted his body so that he knelt behind
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her. His hands circled her body and sought out her breasts, not
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in a caress but in a sudden violent grasp, his fingers seizing her
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nipples, jerking her forward, bringing her ass up hard against his
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cock. The woman beneath him moaned as his engorged penis seemed to
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writhe like a serpent, twisting into her wet and open pussy. He
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used his cock like a weapon, striking home deep within this
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opponent, his head thrown back as a Klingon warcry burst forth from
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his lips. He was tugging and pulling and teasing her nipples,
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guiding her body back against him, and she cried out in rhythm to
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his savage thrusts. Unlike a human male, his testicles were
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armored, and with his penetration of her, the firm jutting scrotum
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fitted firmly against her clitoris, the ridged surface stroking her
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like fingers, forcing her orgasm almost immediately from the
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stimulation of her clit. She could feel his cock inside her growing
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harder and larger with every thrust, his Klingon physiology much
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like that of a cat, locking his penis into her as they mated, and
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she continued to come as he pounded into her. Their coupling was
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like an elemental force, and the deckplates seemed to tremble
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beneath them as they swept together, unstoppable as the tides.
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Finally he slammed his cock home a final time, shifting his grip
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to hold her hips tightly against his as he came, pouring floods of
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hot come deep inside her. The powerful rippling of her tight
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muscles round his cock forced every drop out of him, as she
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continued to come.
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Worf didn't pull out of her right away, leaving his cock lodged
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deep inside her as he reached around and began to stroke her
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clitoris, forcing her orgasm to build to ever-higher peaks. Now
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that he had ridden through the first thundering wave of lust, he
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could marvel at the wetness of this human's cunt, the softness of
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her skin, and at the powerful grip of her vagina, pulsing around
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his still-hard cock as she continued to come in helpless submission
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to his skillful fingers. What stamina she had! Finally, long after
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a Klingon woman would have admitted defeat, she reached back
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between her legs and grasped his hand, wordlessly telling him that
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she had at last had enough. Worf wrapped his arms around her then,
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hugging her fiercely, and pulled her upright again against his
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chest.
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