Dahlfes (
privateproperty) wrote2012-05-17 04:46 pm
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Reality-Ambiguous: Captured.
She would apologize to him, later, for having been unable to escape them, and unable to prevent the damage and devaluation they'd done. She would. She had to keep telling herself she would have that opportunity. There was no evidence he was dead, so she had to think she would see him again.
Normally, an Orion would never, ever speak the name of a loved one to an enemy. But all things considered, they knew too much already for lies or secrecy to help. Better, this time, to be more... Klingony about it.
So she holds her head high, and smiles through the blood, and every time they ask a question, she gives the same answer proudly. So proudly, because it's all she has right now. "I am Dahlfes, under contract as the exclusive property of Kri'Stak, son of Tanas. You are all thieves, and you will not keep me."
Normally, an Orion would never, ever speak the name of a loved one to an enemy. But all things considered, they knew too much already for lies or secrecy to help. Better, this time, to be more... Klingony about it.
So she holds her head high, and smiles through the blood, and every time they ask a question, she gives the same answer proudly. So proudly, because it's all she has right now. "I am Dahlfes, under contract as the exclusive property of Kri'Stak, son of Tanas. You are all thieves, and you will not keep me."
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More insulting to any Klingon, they took someone alive. Apparently, they figured that the 'weak' Orion would talk.
They took a cloaked ship to the base, and the tiny boarding team has killed more than four times their number already. It was quick and quiet for much of the way - before someone finally lives long enough to sound an alarm.
Kri'Stak grins despite himself. A few Klingons against who knows how many guards. This would not be a bad way to die if its his day - but until then, he's going through as many as he can to try and recover what is His.
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The Cardassian security definitely outnumbers the boarding party. It'd be much more convenient for the Cardassians if they had the space and opportunity to line up their shots better, though. The Klingons aren't often giving that to them much.
In the scramble to fend off the infiltration, she'd practically alone in the little room, shackled, her dress in shreds on the floor, her face and hair caked in blood most of her covered in bruises. It's a very embarrassing way to be found, but when the doors open, she's practically glowing nevertheless.
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He's a bit of a mess by the time he's kicking in the doors, leading the charge to reach her captors, trying to draw attentiont o himself before they can think to use her as a hostage.
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"Secure the prisoners - we don't have the facilities to hold them, but we can inform them of that and threaten to execute anyone who doesn't cooperate - they'll believe it." he tells the men following him. "Get everything - their codes, the best gear, one or two high profile officers as prisoners... then bind the rest and leave them here. Whoever comes to secure the place will deal with them worse than we would, no doubt. Let them live with their failure. We have twenty minutes, go."
Then his attention returns to her. "I am grateful to find you alive. I had thought you lost."
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"You're safe now, and they've learned the lesson of crossing us."
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She smiles sheepishly. "I'd ask to share the shower to get you cleaned up, but.... walking is still a little difficult."
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"Don't worry about that, this time, we can share so I can help clean you up."
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