Ta`pez
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Glorious victories are ahead of us
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As Ness left, K'Vok looked at Ta'pez, "Yes, sir, I see dishonour in your actions."
Ta'pez leaned back, his eyes flashed with fury. "Please enlighten me Sir." he said angry at K'voks refusal to leave and the fact that he imitated Ness.
K'Vok's explanation came with a heavy punch. "You were going to kill those children, there is NO honour in that!"
Ta'pez just chuckled, it was a cold chuckle. "And you are upset about that?"
There was silence between them.
"I did what I saw was fit." Ta'pez said. "They were meH'Handra, they will always be meH'Handra."
K'Vok's chest heaved a couple of times, "That...and ja'rohl's body. I saw what you did to him, or one of your...associates. Just what type of associates do you have, Ta'pez?"
"I sent him back to his father, still alive, before we struck." Ta'pez said. " A reminder for cheng, for be'thal and all the others that they murdered!"
He glared at K'vok. "ja'rahl's was a pirate, you know what fate awaits a pirate, dont you?"
"You sent him back to his father finger by finger, toe by toe, fully dismembered," K'Vok spat at Ta'pez's feet. "I can only pray your associates did it."
"I would have killed him. So I gave him to someone else who knew how to do their job" Ta'pez looked at him, somewhat unsure what to think of this latest action, K'vok was asking questions he did not want to answer.
"They were interogating him, he was coward up to his last hour, he gave up his father, his house, his mother and all their kin." Ta'pez said derisivly. "I wanted him to see and know what his cowardice brough him."
The temperate seemed to drop, K'vok definidly did not like what he was hearing.
"So you repay cowardice with dishonour as well?" K'vok shot back.
"You and your dishonor!" Ta'pez roared. "What good is your honor!" he spat out at K'vok.
"You are going with Separ to teach all those children to be good cheng. The same house that killed their house, is that cruel or dishonorable?"
"I will not teach anyone to follow the rules of a House. I am a cheng for protection, and I do my duty. Although, I will have to work twice as hard now, because I failed to protect you from dishonouring yourself, and your house. Your zealousness has hurt your house, fool!"
" My zealousness?!" Ta'pez hissed, "Did that help when cheng was murdered , or be'thal?"
He stepped closer to K'vok. "My zealusness is mine to keep. If i had been zealus enough you would not be here. I would have let you rot where you were."
-"No, your zealousness didn't help when cheng or be'thal were murdered. Maybe your zealousness brought me here, and it helped Da'paq. Your over zealousness has done nothing to help the House. Enough is ENOUGH!"
"Da'paq has nothing to do with this." Ta'pez said, K'vok was really infuriating him by bringing mention of Ta'pez's son into this. " You are testing my patience kr'tach."
"No, he has as much to do with this as I do, joH." K'Vok replied, "You saved him for the same reasons you saved me. But that was normal zealousness, that was not this insanity which you have fallen into, where no sense penetrates your hatred, trying to protect your precious House, hurting it in the process."
The words pierced Ta'pez and though the anger remained it was somewhat lessoned. "I fight for this house every day, I chose it, I was not born into it, I am joH and I shall protect it. It is easy for you to judge me."
And it is easy for you to go overboard."
"I mererly returned the favor," Ta'pez said. "I lost 4 ships and many good man, they lost everything, nobody will try to hit us, we just took out the biggest threat, nobody would dare."
"And you nearly caused the entire House to be disgraced. If Separ and I hadn't stopped you..."
"But you did." Ta'pez said. "Why am I still hearing this, what do you want."
"What right do you have to judge me for my actions? My actions reflect poorly on me, yours reflect poorly on everyone, joH."
"Your actions reflect on everybody, you do not get the free pass." Ta'pez shot back. "Thats why your father put you where he did, he didnt want to deal with the consequenses of his lust, just like you today are considering rutting with that Caitain."
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