<div class="floatleft">(http://i1324.photobucket.com/albums/u608/Voikala/f91d2109-d382-42b1-ae33-b31ae165b49d_zpsa6b4ed68.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Commander Var'ishiel<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Bridge<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Day 1<br/><br/>The Klingon obsession with warrior culture had always struck the Commander as somewhat strange, for even with their physiological redundancies, they were no more fierce or effective than any other species. Every Vulcan lived with rage and ferocity far beyond those of the berserker Klingons, to simply be aggressive was no accomplishment. He was an old soldier by the measure of any Starfleet species, and the half-Klingon's clumsy attack hardly challenged his reflexes. He soaked up her momentum, bracing himself, and ignored her tearful declaration of independence, lacing his arms around hers. With a sudden tension in his grip, he forced her arms straight, bringing them together in a close embrace before the Vulcan tipped back and then hammered his head forwards to slam his forehead into hers. The motion was accompanied by a flexing of his arms, bracing beneath her elbows to dislocate those joints when he headbutted her with violent force.<br/><br/>He drew blood from his tough hide when he slammed his forehead into her cranial ridges, but there was little sign of discomfort in the Vulcan. Even Jem'Hadar had been given a hard fight by the Vulcan hybrid, Kitala had a long way to go before she could consider herself a threat. "If this were a Klingon vessel, you would be dead. You are unworthy of judgement as a Klingon, you are not even worth consideration as a Terran. You are a pitiful beast. Act like a soldier and I may kill you with honour if you can summon the courage to defy me whilst sober." Since he was neither a soldier nor a Klingon, he felt no hesitation whatsoever before driving a snap kick into Kitara's groin before throwing the woman to the ground at his feet. Klingons were notoriously hard to kill, and well conditioned to accept pain, but few knew how to inflict suffering quite like a Vulcan.