CrimsonMaster
Pulsar
- Joined
- Oct 30, 2009
- Location
- The Land of Lost Souls
Yes, Worf did want to be out there fighting. But, he was a Starfleet officer and had to follow orders. Worf thanked Lenara for her concern, but added she didn't need to worry. He was sure everything would work out for the best. Worf didn't want combat for himself. He wanted combat to win a great victory in Jadzia's name. Worf believed Jadzia wouldn't go to Sto Vo Kor, the honored heaven for all worthy Klingon warriors. It didn't matter to Worf that Jadzia was a Trill. She was a member of the House of Martok and Worf believed she would fo the Sto Vo Kor. However, Jadzia never ate the heart of an enemy. Thus, Worf needed to win a great victory in her name. This wouldn't happen until he returned to combat duty.
Alexander had spent most of his life living on Earth, with the adoptive parents of his father. Sergey & Helena Rozhenko, had taken in Alexander, just as they had taken in Worf after his parents were killed during a Romulan attack. Alexander had spent sometime living with his father aboard the USS Enterprise-D. But, Worf felt the boy should live with his adoptive parents. Sending the young Klingon boy to live on Earth, only made life harder for Alexandria when he grew up. Alexander never understood what it mean to truly be Klingon. He'd been surrounded by humans all his life. When the war broke out. Alexander wanted to serve. He decided it was time to find out more about his Klingon side. This was a hard life for someone who wasn't ready for it. Once Worf found out his son had joined the Imperial Fleet. The two argued for sometime. Alexander was mad, he felt his father never really wanted him. Worf felt the young man would be happier in Starfleet. It took almost a year for Alexander to understand, his father was right. Alexander just didn't fit in on Klingon ships. Alexander wanted a transfer to Starfleet. He and his father both asked General Martok to help with this. General Martok approved the transfer. All that was left was for Starfleet to find a posting for Alexander.
Worf knew that since all the paperwork had been done. Captain West could just accept Alexander as a member of the Protector crew. This would free Starfleet from finding a ship for the young Klingon. Worf would rather have his son serving aboard the Protector. Besides Lenara being there as first officer. Captain West was a member of the House of Klang. And Klang was a member of the Klingon High Council. The Protector was the best ship for Alexander to serve on while learning how to become a better Klingon. Alexander could learn without having other Klingons teasing him and poking fun at him all the time. Lenara & Kyle West were two humans who understood what being a Klingon was all about. Alexander could learned a lot from them. Worf thanked Lenara for her help. He knew that she could contact Captain West through the station. She would just need to have the station send out a signal for her. She would then be able to speak with Captain West in real time. Lenara knew how badly the Protector needed trained officers. Kyle had even accepted a cadet sent by Starfleet.
Worf said Alexander was due back at the station in a few days. His term of service in the Klingon Imperial Fleet would then be up. Alexander would then be ready to join Starfleet. He could then return to the Protector with Lenara when she was ready to return to duty. Worf asked Lenara to join him for dinner that evening. They went to the Klingon Restaurant, on the second level of the promenade. During dinner, they shared more war stories.
Alexander had spent most of his life living on Earth, with the adoptive parents of his father. Sergey & Helena Rozhenko, had taken in Alexander, just as they had taken in Worf after his parents were killed during a Romulan attack. Alexander had spent sometime living with his father aboard the USS Enterprise-D. But, Worf felt the boy should live with his adoptive parents. Sending the young Klingon boy to live on Earth, only made life harder for Alexandria when he grew up. Alexander never understood what it mean to truly be Klingon. He'd been surrounded by humans all his life. When the war broke out. Alexander wanted to serve. He decided it was time to find out more about his Klingon side. This was a hard life for someone who wasn't ready for it. Once Worf found out his son had joined the Imperial Fleet. The two argued for sometime. Alexander was mad, he felt his father never really wanted him. Worf felt the young man would be happier in Starfleet. It took almost a year for Alexander to understand, his father was right. Alexander just didn't fit in on Klingon ships. Alexander wanted a transfer to Starfleet. He and his father both asked General Martok to help with this. General Martok approved the transfer. All that was left was for Starfleet to find a posting for Alexander.
Worf knew that since all the paperwork had been done. Captain West could just accept Alexander as a member of the Protector crew. This would free Starfleet from finding a ship for the young Klingon. Worf would rather have his son serving aboard the Protector. Besides Lenara being there as first officer. Captain West was a member of the House of Klang. And Klang was a member of the Klingon High Council. The Protector was the best ship for Alexander to serve on while learning how to become a better Klingon. Alexander could learn without having other Klingons teasing him and poking fun at him all the time. Lenara & Kyle West were two humans who understood what being a Klingon was all about. Alexander could learned a lot from them. Worf thanked Lenara for her help. He knew that she could contact Captain West through the station. She would just need to have the station send out a signal for her. She would then be able to speak with Captain West in real time. Lenara knew how badly the Protector needed trained officers. Kyle had even accepted a cadet sent by Starfleet.
Worf said Alexander was due back at the station in a few days. His term of service in the Klingon Imperial Fleet would then be up. Alexander would then be ready to join Starfleet. He could then return to the Protector with Lenara when she was ready to return to duty. Worf asked Lenara to join him for dinner that evening. They went to the Klingon Restaurant, on the second level of the promenade. During dinner, they shared more war stories.