Star Trek: Contradiction of the Empire (Atroxa & Legman)
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				Title: <strong>Star Trek: Contradiction of the Empire (Atroxa &amp; Legman)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>LtRipley</strong> on <strong>19-10-2013, 15:42:49</strong>
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				On Archanis IV, one could find just about anything one wanted, legal or not. On this planet that edged both Klingon and Federation space, the rules and laws seemed more lax rather than more strict as one would think of a planet under the double influence of such major powers. It seemed though as if both parties were unwilling to show too much force on the planet and step on the other's toes in this rare time of peace between the Klingon Empire and the United Federation of planets. As a result, things on Archanis IV were a perfect balance of mixing cultures and lax laws that allowed for the exotic and not quite legal to thrive.<br><br>So it was the perfect place for Susan Vash, just Vash to just about everyone who knew her, to come in search of a crew to take her deep into Klingon territory in search of her latest target. The target in question was, as was her usual, a controversial bit of lore that some in the galaxy would rather never be found. To be exact, it was a set of documents written by Khaless the Unforgettable. Usually, such a thing would be highly sought after, and anyone who found it, Klingon or not and irregardless of their intentions (as Vash's were never exactly altruistic), would be praised for returning such a vital part of Klingon culture to the Empire.<br><br>As it were though, this particular bit of history would cause problems if uncovered as it contradicted current laws put in place by the Empire, which was supposed to have based itself upon Khaless' Laws of Honor. And if Vash found them, well, they'd go to the highest bidder, whether it was the Klingon Empire or not. So she was keeping as much about all of it to herself as possible. She knew they wouldn't appreciate a human going so far into their territory (peace with the Federation or not), and they especially wouldn't appreciate her trying to make a profit off such an artifact, and the potential problems it's discovery could cause. Most would just avoid this kind of situation, but Vash had never been one to play it safe, the more she wasn't supposed to do something, the more she wanted to do it. It had made her a lot of enemies, and it hadn't made her very popular in her field as an archaeologist, but them's the breaks.<br><br>She'd grabbed a hotel room on arrival, and after a night's rest and a day spent looking around, was heading to the bar specified in the transmition she'd received to meet with a Klingon with a ship and a crew willing to take her wherever she needed to be for the right price. Her brown hair was pulled back in a pony tail, and she wore an assymetrical black and tan coat (http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lf3oxmusnq1qcco3ho1_500.jpg) with black pants hugging her long legs tightly. Stepping into the bar, her blue eyes scanned the crowd for the Klingon she was supposed to meet, but not seeing him right off (then again, Klingons all kind of looked alike to her until she really got to look at them and know them, but she didn't think anyone here would appreciate her standing there staring at everyone), took a seat at the bar, and ordered an Aldebaran whiskey.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: Contradiction of the Empire (Atroxa &amp; Legman)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Legman</strong> on <strong>22-10-2013, 04:15:10</strong>
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				Kobalt was not happy. Though this was not the most unusual for a Klingon. He was sitting in a hotel room staring at the screen. His instructions from the council had been very specific. He must do everything in his power to make sure that the Vash woman did not succeed.<br><br>This mission wasn't just business for him it was personal. The suggestion that there traditions were wrong. It was inconceivable. Even worse to be brought to light by someone who wasn't one of their people.<br><br>The night before a message from his spies had arrived. She was there. He double checked the screen for the drinking establishment he was supposed to meet her at. Running his gloved hand through his hair wearing the traditional armor he stood. Stomping out of his room slamming the door behind him.<br><br>He walked into the bar looking around. Even in this crowd a mixture of many different species it was not hard to pick her out. He made straight for her his eyes dipping below the level of the bar top at her legs. Well the images on file for her didn't show off that feature. Luckily the seat next to her was free. He climbed into it.<br><br>"I understand you're looking for a ship." He said not looking at her signaling to the bartender. Only after he had ordered his drink did he look her in the face. He was middle-aged with the scars of several battles adorning his features. His long hair be on his shoulders.<br><br>
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: Contradiction of the Empire (Atroxa &amp; Legman)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>LtRipley</strong> on <strong>23-10-2013, 04:40:40</strong>
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				Vash glanced at the Klingon who sat on the stool next to her, trying to subtly study him for a moment to try and determine if he was the one she was supposed to meet. He spoke up before she could decide though, confirming it for her. She gave a slight nod, sipping at her drink. Her elbows were resting on the bar counter, one draped across the polished metal, the other holding up her drink.<br><br>“That I am,” She said, giving him a sideways look, “I understand you have a ship and a crew that'll take me where I need to go. For a price of course.” Vash inclined her head a little, eyeing him a bit. <br><br>He looked fairly typical for one of his race, and he was wearing traditional armor. She was surprised some one like him was willing to work with a human. Mostly of the traditional Klingons thought that the Empire should still be at war with the Federation, and were still heavily racist against humans. Not that there weren't still a fair number of humans who were racist against Klingons.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Star Trek: Contradiction of the Empire (Atroxa &amp; Legman)</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Legman</strong> on <strong>24-10-2013, 08:41:41</strong>
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				"Yes and the price is dependent on just where you want to go." He said smiling at her displaying his teeth. There intelligence had provided him with some information about her. They said not to try to intimidate her that it wouldn't work. But he couldn't help just a little bit. After all she was a human and female after all.<br><br>"Now what can you tell me about your requirements? It's not the largest craft but I'm assuming you're not looking to move entire mountains. There is a six person crew counting myself. Many of the systems are automated with recent military hardware. And before you ask I will answer no questions where it came from." He said giving her a wink.<br><br>"So let us make a deal then drink too it's completion." He said his eyes moving from her face down to her arms across the bar and then back to her face again.
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